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Solideal has worked closely with customers, running performance tests against competitor brands. It describes the results as "outstanding".
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Solideal says there is "clear evidence" of decreased rolling resistance, improved lateral stability, reduced vibration and long-run endurance. Solideal currently offers a wide range of its own manufactured brands, from materials handling and construction
he tyre was displayed at IMHX 2010, where Solideal says it generated a huge amount of interest with existing and new customers. Since then,
tyres to rubber tracks. Solideal says this latest edition will offer the best LOCS (lowest operating cost solution) to the customer and will set the standard for driver comfort, fuel efficiency and operating hours.
The company claims this latest innovation will reinforce its reputation as a world leader in off-road mobility. Solideal UK runs 15 service branches, offering national coverage throughout the UK, delivering on-site fitting of fork lift truck tyres to the trade through its customer base of tyre dealers and forklift companies. ●
www.camoplastsolideal.com
Solideal UK, part of the Camoplast Solideal group, will launch the group's newest solid tyre, the Solideal Xtreme, in April 2012. The Xtreme will become the company's premium tyre for materials handling solutions.
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