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| Selected response from: Beth Kantus United States Local time: 08:42 | ||||||
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na | innerliner |
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na | liner or inner-liner |
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na | Inner lining |
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na | inner liner |
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innerliner Explanation: I guess it is innerliner. But here is a very good reference site to tiresm their components and manufacturing - with pictures. I think this will help you. http://www.rubbercanada.org/tire_composition.htm Martina |
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liner or inner-liner Explanation: Definition: The thin layer of halobutyl rubber inside a tire that contains the inflation air, sometimes called the inner-liner. All Dunlop passenger tires are manufactured with an inner-liner. Reference: http://autorepair.about.com/library/glossary/bldef-440.htm?o... |
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Inner lining Explanation: I would use inner lining in this sentence. Another choice could be inner layer. |
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inner liner Explanation: please see websites below for good illustrations: http://cnews.tribune.com/news/image/0,1119,cltv-nation-72500... http://www.bridgestone-usa.com/news/01106a.htm HTH! |
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