Tire Lining And Curing Bag Coating Cement

Item Name Code (INC) 11264

Tire Rebuilding and Tire and Tube Repair Materials: Federal Supply Class: FSC 2640; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 2640
Tires and Tubes: Federal Supply Group: FSG 26; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 26
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INC 11264 Tire Lining And Curing Bag Coating Cement

A substance compounded of rubber, solvents, and other ingredients. It is used to protect the surface and to prevent sticking of sectional curing bags used in the vulcanizing of pneumatic tires. It is also used as a lining for used tires, penetrating between the cords to give a smooth finish next to the inner tube. Excludes SURFACER, LIQUID.

Additional Information for Tire Lining And Curing Bag Coating Cement

Tire Lining and Curing Bag Coating Cement are specific materials used in the process of tire rebuilding and tire and tube repair.

Tire Lining is a type of rubber compound that is applied to the inner surface of a tire to provide protection and reinforcement. It helps to prevent punctures, extend the life of the tire, and improve overall performance. Tire lining is typically applied during the tire rebuilding process, where the old tread is removed and a new layer of rubber is added.

Curing Bag Coating Cement, on the other hand, is a specialized adhesive or coating that is applied to the surface of curing bags. Curing bags are used in the tire manufacturing process to shape and mold the tire during the curing or vulcanization process. The coating cement helps to ensure that the curing bag adheres properly to the tire, providing a secure and uniform shape during the curing process.

Both Tire Lining and Curing Bag Coating Cement are essential materials in the tire rebuilding and repair industry, as they contribute to the durability, performance, and safety of tires and tubes.