Rengassidokset

Rengassidokset, a Finnish term, translates to "tire bonds" or "tire connections" and typically refers to methods or materials used to join or reinforce tires. In a broad sense, it can encompass the manufacturing processes that create the integral bond between the different components of a tire, such as the rubber, steel belts, and fabric plies. This internal cohesion is crucial for the tire's structural integrity, performance, and safety.

More specifically, the term can also refer to external applications where tires are used for structural purposes, such as in civil engineering or landscaping. For example, old tires might be cut, shredded, or otherwise processed and then bound together to create retaining walls, erosion control barriers, or even as a component in road construction. In these applications, various binding agents like specialized adhesives, interlocking mechanisms, or even compaction techniques might be employed to create stable structures from discarded tires. The environmental aspect of reusing tires is often a significant consideration in these contexts, turning waste material into functional elements.