What is the principle of self-sealing liquid?
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Tire self-sealing liquid can repair tires because it contains rubber fiber particles and adhesive components. When there is a puncture in the tire, the rubber fiber particles in the self-sealing liquid will fill the hole, and the adhesive will quickly bond the particles. Utilizing the pressure difference between the inside and outside of the tire, the rubber fibers tightly adhere to the inner wall of the tire, achieving the purpose of sealing the puncture. Here is additional information: Tire self-sealing liquid is an automatic tire repair solution used to prevent slow air leakage and seal holes in tires. The self-sealing agent is injected into the tire through the valve stem in a certain amount, and then the tire is fully inflated.