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REPAIRING TUBELESS TYRES

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9th December 1955

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Page 49, 9th December 1955 — REPAIRING TUBELESS TYRES

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A RANGE of equipment for .repair

ing tubeless tyres has been introduced by Stenor, Ltd., Richmond, Surrey. A new heating unit, for use with Stenor vulcanizers, effects a close bond between a patch and a damaged tyre, also ensuring that the tear is filled.

A sturdy head expander has a chain' link adjuster, and can be locked in position while the tyre is inflated to seal the heads. The remaining item is a testing tank with treadle control. It tueasures 3 ft. square and 1 ft. deep.