Trelleborg into track technology

Trelleborg Tires introduces its first agriculture rubber track, the ART1000. This technology represents the latest in specialized solutions from Trelleborg, addressing the evolving needs of this industry, by increasing productivity and preserving soil. The ART1000 leverages Trelleborg Tires’ technological expertise to bring its agriculture rubber track designed for high-horsepower machines. The ART1000 optimizes vehicle efficiency and […]

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Trelleborg Tires introduces its first agriculture rubber track, the ART1000. This technology represents the latest in specialized solutions from Trelleborg, addressing the evolving needs of this industry, by increasing productivity and preserving soil.

The ART1000 leverages Trelleborg Tires’ technological expertise to bring its agriculture rubber track designed for high-horsepower machines.

The ART1000 optimizes vehicle efficiency and performance, providing extra strength and long lasting durability. ART1000 tracks are engineered for versatility and mobility of farm machinery, regardless of working conditions. Its track design features tread bars that minimize soil compaction, promoting healthy root growth and nutrient absorption. The high self-cleaning capability results in increased traction and improved ride quality in demanding high-pull applications, maximizing overall performance and reducing operating costs.

This new technology has been developed from Trelleborg Tires’ experience in tire manufacturing. Thanks to its high-quality rubber compounds and engineering, the ART1000 provides high wear and cut resistance, ensuring durability for the most rigorous agricultural challenges.

Trelleborg Tires reveals the new ART1000 agriculture rubber track, during the upcoming EIMA international ag machinery exhibition in Bologna, Italy.

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