Initial Inspection: Assessment: Inspecting used tyres for damage, wear patterns, and suitability for retreading. Identification: Identifying areas of damage or wear that need repair or reinforcement. Preparation and Buffing: Buffing Process: Using specialized equipment to remove the old tread and prepare the tyre surface for new tread application. Repair and Reinforcement: Repairing any damage, such as cuts or punctures, and reinforcing the tyre casing as needed. Tread Application: Application Process: Applying new tread material onto the buffed tyre casing using retreading machinery. Curing: Curing the tyre in a chamber under controlled temperature and pressure to bond the new tread to the casing. Quality Control: Inspection: Inspecting retreaded tyres for quality, ensuring proper tread application and adherence to industry standards. Testing: Conducting tests, such as air pressure checks and visual inspections, to verify tyre integrity. Documentation and Reporting: Record Keeping: Maintaining records of retreaded tyres, including production details, quality assessments, and customer specifications. Reporting: Providing reports on production volumes, quality metrics, and any issues encountered during the retreading process. Safety and Compliance: Adherence to Standards: Following safety protocols and industry regulations related to tyre retreading. Environmental Compliance: Ensuring proper disposal of waste materials and adherence to environmental regulations.