Now the QLP series Tyre Dynamic Balance testing machine self-developed by Qingdao MESNAC Co., Ltd have passed the technical appraisal sponsored by China National Petrochemical Industry Association. Their performaces and index have got the world-class level and they may replace completely the imports of this kind.
Classified into the optical-mechanical-electrical integrity product, Tyre Dynamic Balancing Tester is used to test the stability of tyre balancing quality. And now most of the in-line Tyre Dynamic Balance testing machines used in the tyre manufacturers in our country are imports. On the basis of objective analysis on the situations of market and technology of these testers home and abroad, Qingdao MESNAC Co., Ltd has developed successfully Tyre Dynamic Balance testing machine on cars, light pick-ups and heavy-duty radial tyres through unremitting efforts by 20 technical researchers for 4 years. They have the IIP rights on these testers.
The equipment is listed successively in the “Tenth Five-Year Plan “research project plan（technical problems-solving）on key state-level technical equipment and in the technical development plan of Qingdao. And it awarded three invention patents and three utility model patents, and one copyright on software product. It possesses advantages of reasonable design, high inspection accuracy, stable and reliable performance, high automation and high production effectiveness. And it is convenient in use and maintenance and more suitable to Chinese actual needs and conditions. So far it has been used in several large and mid-sized tyre manufacturers.
The successful development of Tyre Dynamic Balance testing machine by Qingdao MESNAC Co., Ltd pushes the application of tyre dynamic balancing test technology in tyre production, and improves the tyre quality of our country. This equipment will make more contributions to increasing more proportion of home-made equipment in the whole industry by making full use of advantages including regional conditions, quality and price, and services.
