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December 04, 2013 12:00 AM

Marangoni Meccanica unleashes the Black Dragon

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    Trentino, Italy − Marangoni Meccanica, the Italian tire machinery specialist, announced in a press release new developments in hot cure truck tire retreading.

    The “Black Dragon” tire building machine, is available on the market for bead to bead application, and comes in two versions: the Black Dragon 90, featuring a rotating twin turret serving a 90mm extruder for tread application and a vertical extruder for sidewall application; and the bigger version Black Dragon 120 (formerly known as Alpha Twin Dual Black Swan), featuring a 120mm extruder for the tread and two sidewall extruders.

    The two versions allow Marangoni Meccanica’s Tire Retreading Machinery division to respond to the needs of all customers, from the medium size retreader focused on passenger/light truck retreading, to the largest truck tire retreading plants where a high productivity machine such as the Black Dragon 120 is required.

    Marangoni Meccanica has its origins in Rovereto, Trentino and has more than sixty years of activity in the tire sector.

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