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  Tire Curing Press Market: Introduction Curing is a process to give a tire its final shape and tread pattern. The procedure includes applying heat energy to stimulate a chemical reaction between the rubber compounds and other materials. In the past, steam was used to create the heat and pressure required for curing. It can be replaced with nitrogen as the pressure agent to remove the drawback of steam. This flexible and inert gas keeps the system pressure at the desired level. Operators of nitrogen-based tire presses can select the system pressure independent of the curing temperature. The elimination of steam reduces the risk of local overheating, and less steam can condense in subsequent stages of the curing process. Key Drivers of the  Tire Curing Press Market Rising demand for green tires due to emission control is expected to drive the market to a large extent. Furthermore, the application of green tires in vehicles offers improved fuel efficiency and low rolling resista...