05/06/20 We are often asked how long a Monaflex system lasts or how many hours of service can be expected from each component. Length of service is determined by two factors – what we do to make a robust, effective and quality Monaflex product and how it is maintained and used in the field Our investment […]
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31/05/20 Tractor tyre repairs are often considered a complicated topic. There are a huge number of agricultural tyre types and sizes and injury types vary greatly.
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10/05/20 Here’s a quick look at some of the most common tyre injuries and repairs Spot Repairs
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03/04/20 You can maximize the value of your OTR tyre budget with a Monaflex custom OTR system. Through 40 years of tyre repair experience, we can add value to your business.
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19/12/19 Many costly earthmover tyres are scrapped due to minor damage in the Bead area. With Monaflex systems bead repairs are possible…
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20/09/19 Our customers’ operations are hugely varied. We service everything from small agricultural repair shops to chains of OTR repair specialists and sizeable 24/7 teams
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18/09/19 Effecting a perfect repair means your tyre can be returned to service whether that be haulage, loader, dozer, farming & logging, or over-the-road transport. This makes repair quality
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19/06/19 Our goal at Monaflex is simple, to ensure our customers execute a perfect repair every time. To this end, we offer all customers a Tyre Repair Workshop Audit looking at everything from repair practices and reporting to workshop layouts and materials storage. With decades of tyre repair industry experience, including visits to tyre repair facilities of all […]
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19/06/19 When you cure a repair you need to fill the inside void of the tyre to exert inward pressure on the repair area. We always recommend using Cylinder Airbags. In the early days of tyre repair, forcing a tyre into a vulcanising mechanism or section mould was the norm. Solid mandrels were used at first, […]
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19/02/19 Laboratory testing shows heat cure vulcanizing will give over four times the adhesion strength compared to a chemical cure.
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