Giant wheel made from Tecnothane hot cast elastomers features on Huntsman stand at K2019

Giant wheel made from Tecnothane…

A giant wheel, which has a diameter of 1,74 meters, is taking center stage at Huntsman’s stand at K this week - demonstrating the flexibility and durability of the company’s range of hot cast elastomers.

Raeder-Vogel, one of the world’s largest producers of industrial wheels and castors, produced the enormous wheel using one of Huntsman Tecnoelastomeri’s Tecnothane hot cast engineering elastomers.

Manufactured for demonstration purposes, the wheel showcases the scale of engineering that can be achieved using Huntsman’s Tecnothane elastomers. The wheel forms part of Raeder-Vogel’s Pevotec range of wheels and castors, which are designed to operate in extreme operating environments and carry incredibly heavy loads at a wide range of temperatures.

Raeder-Vogel and Huntsman Tecnoelastomeri have worked together for more than twenty years. Together they have created wheels that have an incredibly high load capacity and wear resistance. Typical applications for Raeder-Vogel’s Pevotec range includes foundry manipulators; transport trailers; offshore grippers; and mining equipment including roof bolters, shuttle cars and load haul dump vehicles. Pevotec wheels can also be used as guide wheels for mining shaft lift systems.

During K, Huntsman will also be promoting the wider range of PU elastomers that it produces, which are pivotal to the performance of a variety of products. Core areas of expertise include elastomer systems for electric and electronic encapsulation; modeling, tooling and prototyping (MTP); synthetic leather production; and noise vibration dampening (NVD) applications.

For more information, visit Huntsman at K 2019 at Booth 22 in Hall 8a from 16 to 23 October 2019 or email: Elastomers_EAIME@huntsman.com

Tecnothane is a registered trademark of Huntsman Corporation or an affiliate thereof in one or more, but not all, countries. Pevotec is a trademark of Raeder-Vogel.


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