Aircraft tires 660x200 TT airplane

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Ply Rating:: 10PR

TT/TL:: TT

Tire Weight:: 40KG

Speed:: 230Km/h, 220km/h

Load Rating:: 55KN

Rated pressure/Unloaded:: 390

Rated pressure/loaded:: 390

Application:: IL-76

Material:: Natural Rubber

Name:: Aircraft Tires

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Warranty:: 3years

Place of Origin:: Guangxi, China

Brand Name:: Aircraft Tires 1050x400

Ply Rating:: 10PR

TT/TL:: TT

Tire Weight:: 40KG

Speed:: 230Km/h, 220km/h

Load Rating:: 55KN

Rated pressure/Unloaded:: 390

Rated pressure/loaded:: 390

Application:: IL-76

Material:: Natural Rubber

Name:: Aircraft Tires

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Aircraft Tires 660x200 TT

Tech. Data:

Tire Details			Technical Data
Tire Size	Takeoff Speed(km/h)	Landing speed(km/h)	Rated load(KN)	Inflation pressure(kPa)	Overal Diameter(mm)
950x300 TL	400	400	87.48	1125+49	466
480x200 TT	193	193	20.58	640	151
480x200 III TT	190	190	10	343+19.6	151
800*200 TT	330	270	33.8	834±49	416
1050x400 TT	230	220	55.16	390+50	369
900x300M TT	258	258	47.07	490	368
660x200 TT	375	340	32.86	1.08+0.05	333.5
1300x480 TT	330	280	118.7	686+49	506.5
1100x330	310	280	66.71	735+49	506.5
6.50-10 10PR	257	227	21.168	785+49	252.5
400x150 L	195	195	4.75	460	151
1030x350 G	360	300	161.81	1864+98	497
620x180 4A	360	310	24.01	1177+49	303.2
1050x300M	258	258	78.45	637	506
680x260	360	325	33.33	930±4	354.2
570x140 TT	300	270	12.26	790+50	302.8
840x290	330	290	66.15	1226	358
840x360	300	280	90.25	1080+50	359
715x240-305IV	193	193	25.68	470	305
865x280 TT	260	230	42.17	686	430
600x180 II TT	300	234	12.75	441	280
700x250 TT	180		29.14	392.4	356

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STORAGE INSTRUCTION

1. Aircraft tires should be stored in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
2. The distance between the heat source and tires should be more than 1m. Tires should not be stored together with oils, combustibles, chemical corrodents and those substances that can easily cause rubber deterioration.
3. Aircraft tires should be stored vertically not horizontally. Placing one tire on top of the other or suspending tires with a rod through them should be avoided. The supporting points of tires should be changed at least once every three months to avoid deformation.
4. Tires should be stored on a first-in first-out(FIFO) basis.

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