Turin, 1924. From the dynamism of entrepreneur Virginio Bruni Tedeschi emerged the company “Cavi elettrici e affini Torino,” acronymized as “Ceat.” Initially dedicated to the production of industrial wiring, it expanded its horizons in the late 1930s by venturing into the production of civilian and military gas masks. By 1946, it transitioned to manufacturing tires for agriculture and light transport. The success of these ventures enabled Ceat to expand, establishing five facilities in Italy and one in India, established in 1958 in collaboration with the Tata Group. By the early…
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Interfit, value added assistance
It is well known that tire efficiency directly affects performance and fuel consumption in any application, thus influencing overall productivity. For this reason, machine manufacturers, especially tractor manufacturers, always conduct extensive homologation tests before offering their customers a specific set of tires, ensuring that the tires in question best match the characteristics of the machines they will be mounted on. However, it is true that in agricultural settings, certainties are rare commodities, and there is no agricultural or livestock farm that does not have to deal with specific operational situations.…
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