Puncture prevention
5th March 1992, Page 104
5th March 1992
Page 104
Page 104, 5th March 1992
— Puncture prevention
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• Once Airseal Tyre Milk has been injected into a tyre it seals all air leaks and will cure punctures up to 3mm across as they happen, claims the manufacturer.
The product is a glycol-based adhesive liquid containing fibres and particulates. if a puncture occurs the fibres block the hole and the adhesive exposed to the outside air is said to dry to form an airtight seal.
By curing all air leaks so ensuring tyres run at the correct pressure their life can be extended by up to 25%, says the company.
Tyre Milk costs 4650 for a 620floz drum which is enough to treat 12 22 Sin tyres. A hand pump is used to inject the fluid into the tyre; it
costs £100 or is free with five Tel: 0509 212652 620floz drums. Fax: 0509 610568