Today, aerial work platforms extensively use vulcanized solid tires for their operations.

Aerial work platforms are specialized platforms designed to help operators perform tasks at heights, covering various fields such as construction, large equipment maintenance, indoor and outdoor operations, power, telecommunications, and warehousing logistics. There are many types, including vertical mast lifts, electric scissor lifts, rough terrain scissor lifts, articulated booms, and telescopic booms.

So, what kind of tires are used on aerial work platforms? Due to their unique nature and high safety requirements, regular inflatable tires cannot meet these demands; however, solid tires can.

Solid tires are specially designed automotive tires suitable for vehicles like armored cars, cash transporters, counter-terrorism vehicles, engineering vehicles, and forestry machinery. They are now used for low-speed, high-load industrial vehicles operating in harsh conditions and stationary machinery. Their overall structure is engineered to maximize puncture resistance, ensuring the safety of industrial vehicles during operation and withstanding the risk of tire blowouts in adverse conditions.

Vulcanized solid tires are a type of solid tire where rubber is vulcanized directly onto the wheel rim. They possess all the characteristics of solid tires - safety, heat resistance, cut resistance, excellent traction - and most importantly, maintenance-free performance to ensure smooth operations.

Cured solid tires can also be made into non-marking colored rubber compounds specifically designed for areas where clean floors are a priority. They leave no traces on the ground during operation or braking, making them ideal for pharmacies, catering businesses, textiles, and more.

If you need high-quality solid tires for your aerial work platforms, feel free to contact solid tire expert Sean at Sean@Decadura.com or via WhatsApp at 0086 13391372639.