Kentian Tire achieves localized production with powder spray

Chem-Trend, a world leader in high-performance specialty release agents and chemical process additives, announced the star powder in its Mono-Lube® range after the successful localization of powder-free internal sprays. Spraying is about to achieve local production, and it is expected that the first batch of products will be officially launched in July this year.

The localized production includes the Mono-Lube® powder-containing internal spray and capsule release agents and a part of polyurethane release agent used in the automotive tire industry. Mono-Lube® powdered products with inner spray can effectively improve the exhaustability, fluidity, and uniformity of the inner surface of the tire. The capsule release agent utilizes innovative water-soluble technology to form a wear-resistant film to protect the capsule material. It is not oxidized or degraded, greatly improving the life of the capsule. In addition, due to the advantages of safety and environmental protection, aqueous products have the advantages of low viscosity and high stability, which can significantly improve the atomization function and minimize the amount of product.

It is certain that locally produced products will be preferentially supplied to the Chinese market and exported to neighboring Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, which will greatly shorten delivery time and help customers save on logistics costs. In addition, in collaboration with the company’s newly established R&D laboratory in Shanghai, experts from the Kentian Global Technology team can better understand and resolve issues that local customers have in the actual use of the equipment environment, resulting in faster, more efficient, and more Targetedly solve the difficulties and challenges encountered by customers.

Mr. Sun Jun, general manager of Kentian China, said: “The localization of production of tires with powders in Shanghai is another major step for Kentian following the establishment of a R&D laboratory in Shanghai. To give play to geographical advantages and achieve seamless cooperation between R&D and production to meet the unique needs of the local market.”