Conference

The Tire Technology Conference is the most highly regarded annual tire conference in the world with attendees coming from over 45 countries.

The contents and speakers for the 2012 conference are being described as 'PHENOMENAL', 'FANTASTIC', 'BRILLIANT' – see for yourself. We guarantee that the Tire Technology Expo 2012 Conference will be our Best Ever!!! In fact some of the sessions are so good they almost represent a conference in their own right!

Some of our headline speakers include:
Paul Hembery, motorsport director Formula 1 Tire, Pirelli;
Gunter Leister, senior manager Tires and Wheels, Mercedes Benz Cars Development;
Claus Oberbeck, team manager product development, Hankook Tire Co Ltd;
Jean-Pierre Jeussette, general director, Goodyear Innovation Centre
and many, many more!

 

Over three days delegates will have the opportunity to see presentations from speakers picked from the world’s leading experts on tire manufacturing. Presentations will cover the very latest developments for the tire manufacturing industry.

This high-profile conference, coupled with one of the industry’s largest exhibitions, makes this not only a prestigious event to attend - but also a priority for all involved in the tire making process.

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We are delighted to announce that opening the conference in 2012 will be Mr Neeraj Kanwar vice-chairman and managing director of Apollo Tyres.

Sessions for 2012 will include but not be limited to:

A global insight of tire and raw materials supply and demand

Energy reduction through design of tires, vehicles and roads

The new world of tire manufacturing

Biotechnology and the development of raw materials for tires

Devulcanisation technology and the use of recycled rubber materials in tires

Tire retreading, a new beginning

Raw materials for greener tires

Tire filler technology; black, white and grey

Intelligent tires, the coming essential vehicle component

Sustaining the road infrastructure,a priority for tire and road engineers

Tire technology off the road

The changing science of rubber material chemical analysis

Tire regulations of the future, a global view

Tire inspection and evaluation, greater speed and greater accuracy

Trends and developments in steel, non-steel cord and hybrid cords

Natural rubber, a new science and new properties

New approaches and new techniques for tire mathematical modeling

Fundamental research into the performance of rubber compounds