Biography John Boyn Dunlop - Tires Discoverer Wind

 

 Boyn John Dunlop was born from a family of farmers in Dreghom, North Ayrshire Scotland on February 5, 1840. He is the inventor of the wind belt. As a child he lived in his hometown. Young Dunlop completed his studies and obtained a veterinarian at Dick Vet, University of Edinburgh Scotland. After finishing school, Dunlop first practice as a veterinarian in Edinburgh, Scotland, and then in Belfast, Ireland. In his youth, John is known as a hard worker. Even at the age of 19 years he has worked to help the economy of his parents who are farmers. In 1871 John married Margaret Stevenson and her three sons.
The origin of the creation of the pneumatic tire encouraged when John first time designing a bicycle wheel to his son that was deliberately designed to reduce shocks when riding on rough roads which cause headaches. John tried hard to answer complaints that their children feel less comfortable with his tricycle. In 1887, John Boyd Dunlop successfully designed and developed the first pneumatic tire for his son's tricycle.

Most of the available literature, the first air-pressure rubber tires made designed by John Boyd Dunlop rubber tires filled with air like the common use of motor vehicles at this time. Modifications sewn inside the tire in the tire and glued to the edges. John also make improvements tricycle tires are solid rubber and wrap the tube with the pumped up with air. Tire is then mounted on the bike with the rear wheel mounted linen tape to give the tire tread.
An Irish industrialist William Harvey du Cros interested in the discovery of John Dunlop tires. Harvey interested after seeing a cyclist won the race in Belfast with artificial pneumatic wheeled bike John. Harvey then provide capital to John for his discovery market. Later John with William Dunlop Rubber Company building, which attracted the attention of tire companies in the world. Findings brilliant John is regarded as groundbreaking progress in the development of rubber tires in the 18th century. John recently patented his invention on December 7, 1888 in the United Kingdom English. Although it has been patented, John findings known to be invalid after the first tire design was created by Robert William Thomson. R.W. Thomson invented and patented the pneumatic tire in 1845. Even so, with the invention of modern tires, John is more recognized than the findings RW Thomson.

Dunlop tires tire design was first advertised in 1889 in The Irish Cyclist. Two years later, John Boyd Dunlop Dunlop Tyres established the first factory in Dublin, Ireland. One year later John mass produce tires in Belfast. 1891 built Fort Dunlop Factory in Birmingham, England which is now the headquarters of Dunlop. Dunlop growth of pioneering multinational corporation to succeed quickly. After being introduced in 1888, Dunlop pneumatic tires became standard equipment for the bike as it is very good for use on rough roads. In the same year, for the first time Dunlop tires used on cars manufactured by Karl Benz.

Dunlop is now the world's leading tire brands with a variety of products that have been scraped palms on the highway millions around the world. In the decade of the '80s, Dunlop managed to dominate the market in Germany, Britain, France, and the United States. That was the beginning of the rapid development of Dunlop, particularly in the areas of technology development, production capacity, and global marketing network all over the world. John Boyd Dunlop died October 23, 1921, due to illness. He managed to create a practical tire products that are beneficial to the automotive world.