Hunter Revolution tyre changer updated
Published: 06 March, 2021
Hunter has updated the Revolution, its automatic tyre changer. Originally launched in 2014, it changes tyres in the same amount of time each time, regardless of the tyre size or sidewall stiffness. Now in its fourth generation, the Revolution now features a a new hydraulic spindle, improved pusher arms, new signal monitoring, and an updated software module which monitors additional efficiency savings delivered by the system.
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