Agritechnica 2013 will see the world premiere of a revolutionary tyre concept from Czech-based manufacturer Mitas. The PneuTrac brings together the best of both worlds of traditional pneumatic tyres and rubber tracks.
“Mitas PneuTrac is a real revolution in the design of tyres,” Mitas’ sales and marketing director, Andrew Mabin, said. “Mitas stands out as an innovator in the tyre industry. This concept shows that we are thinking outside the box of current tyre-producing practices with a strong focus on what will benefit farmers.
“We still have some way to go to bring the concept into a commercial product, but the initial results look very promising, challenging the design of the conventional tyre and cost of tracks.”
Mitas PneuTrac provides better traction efficiency with lower slippage, which results in lower operational costs and potentially higher crop yields when compared with standard tyres.
PneuTrac ensures stable driving at low inflation pressures, thus ensuring comfort and safety with no need to adjust inflation pressure.
“Test of PneuTrac at our testing facilities gives us confidence that this concept is a great piece of work with clear benefits for enhanced performance of agricultural machinery,” the head of the automotive engineering unit at Mitas, Hans-Ulrich Klose, said.
“Mitas PneuTrac is a real revolution in the design of tyres,” Mitas’ sales and marketing director, Andrew Mabin, said. “Mitas stands out as an innovator in the tyre industry. This concept shows that we are thinking outside the box of current tyre-producing practices with a strong focus on what will benefit farmers.
“We still have some way to go to bring the concept into a commercial product, but the initial results look very promising, challenging the design of the conventional tyre and cost of tracks.”
Mitas PneuTrac provides better traction efficiency with lower slippage, which results in lower operational costs and potentially higher crop yields when compared with standard tyres.
PneuTrac ensures stable driving at low inflation pressures, thus ensuring comfort and safety with no need to adjust inflation pressure.
“Test of PneuTrac at our testing facilities gives us confidence that this concept is a great piece of work with clear benefits for enhanced performance of agricultural machinery,” the head of the automotive engineering unit at Mitas, Hans-Ulrich Klose, said.
For more information visit: www.mitas-tyres.com.
