Discussion at Transcoop09 on the Topic of Retreading Truck Tires in 2025, featuring Bear-Cut
In the bustling city of Munich, the Transport Logistic fair is currently underway, and one of the most anticipated presentations belongs to Bear-Machines GmbH. The company is set to unveil their innovative semi-automatic trimming system, Bear-Cut, on June 3, 2025.
The Bear-Cut is poised to revolutionize the commercial vehicle industry by extending the mileage of tires by up to 25 percent, offering a significant economic benefit, especially considering the high cost of premium tires, which can exceed 600 euros.
The system, when combined with retreading, supports a sustainable four-life concept of new tires, regrooving, retreading, and regrooving again. This concept not only reduces the demand for new tires and the use of raw materials but also lowers fuel consumption due to reduced rolling resistance.
The practical applications and economic effects of the Bear-Cut will be discussed in a roundtable event moderated by Matthias Rathmann. Participants include Josef Warmeling of Bear-Machines, Axxcelerate GmbH & Co. KG, and Stefan Eisenhofer of Stefan Eisenhofer Transporte. The discussion will take place at Transcoop09 AG's booth (Hall 5, Booth 109/210) on June 3, followed by a Q&A session on fleet efficiency and the use of AI in order processing, featuring Josef Perisa.
Transcoop09, a European cooperation of medium-sized forwarding companies, has been organizing joint load exchange and better utilization of transport capacities since its founding in 2009. Today, 42 companies from 17 countries are part of the Transcoop09 community.
By reusing tires, transport companies not only save real money but also improve their fleet's Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) rating. The Bear-Cut's potential to contribute to reducing costs and emissions stems from its ability to improve efficiency, optimize resources, and reduce maintenance and downtime.
While the trimming system itself might not directly impact emissions, any efficiency gains or resource optimizations could indirectly contribute to a reduction in overall fleet emissions if it leads to more streamlined operations or less energy-intensive processes.
Bear-Machines, based in the maakwi Campus for Energy & Environment in Heek, North Rhine-Westphalia, focuses on machine solutions for resource-conserving optimization of commercial vehicle fleets. The Bear-Cut is a testament to their commitment to sustainable and cost-effective solutions for the transportation industry.
The Transport Logistic fair in Munich offers a unique platform for Bear-Machines to showcase the Bear-Cut and its potential to transform the commercial vehicle industry. The discussion on the re-profiling of truck tires and its impact on operating costs and CO2 emissions promises to be an exciting and insightful event.
- The Bear-Cut, unveiled by Bear-Machines GmbH at the ongoing Transport Logistic fair in Munich, aims to extend tire mileage by up to 25 percent, offering a significant financial benefit for the commercial vehicle industry.
- The system, when combined with retreading, supports a sustainable four-life concept of new tires, regrooving, retreading, and regrooving again, reducing the demand for new tires and the use of raw materials.
- Discussions about the Bear-Cut's practical applications, economic effects, and its contribution to sustainable living will be held in a roundtable event moderated by Matthias Rathmann, featuring key figures from Bear-Machines, Axxcelerate GmbH & Co. KG, and Stefan Eisenhofer of Stefan Eisenhofer Transporte.
- Transcoop09, a European community of medium-sized forwarding companies, organizes joint load exchange and better utilization of transport capacities, with 42 companies from 17 countries now part of the Transcoop09 community.
- By reusing tires with innovative systems like the Bear-Cut, transport companies can save money, improve their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) rating, and contribute to reducing costs and emissions.
- While the Bear-Cut might not directly impact emissions, its potential to improve efficiency, optimize resources, and reduce maintenance and downtime could indirectly contribute to a reduction in overall fleet emissions.
- Based in the maakwi Campus for Energy & Environment in Heek, North Rhine-Westphalia, Bear-Machines specializes in machine solutions for resource-conserving optimization of commercial vehicle fleets, representing a commitment to sustainable and cost-effective solutions for the transportation industry.
- The Transport Logistic fair in Munich provides a unique and valuable platform for companies like Bear-Machines to showcase innovative solutions and discuss their impact on the transportation industry, such as the re-profiling of truck tires and its impact on operating costs and CO2 emissions.
- The ongoing Transport Logistic fair in Munich serves as a hub for industry experts, offering insights into general news, policy and legislation, and the potential for advancements and collaborations within the transportation industry, including auto-racing events like the Grand Prix and racing series such as Formula One.
