Local Defence Firm Triumph in Paris

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Tyron Runflat, a defence firm based in Loughborough, launched a new carbon wheel safety system at the Eurosatory 2026 exhibition in Paris, attracting significant interest from Original Equipment Manufacturers. The product offers a substantial weight saving for defence vehicles, which is crucial as the industry faces funding challenges and geopolitical tensions. This launch highlights Tyron's commitment to innovating and providing essential safety solutions for the defence sector.

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June 23, 2026

Tyron Runflat, based at Castle Business Park, Loughborough, triumphed at Eurosatory 2026, the leading exhibition for security and defence held in Paris, launching a revolutionary new product.

The latest new product, a carbon wheel safety system, has been specifically manufactured for the defence industry – within the first day of the specialist defence exhibition Tyron secured new enquiries from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).

Attracting the attention of manufacturers, startups and leading experts from across the defence industry, over 2,000 exhibitors from 61 countries united creating the most ambitious in the event’s history.

Peter Simson, Director at Tyron Runflat comments: “Having attended this biennial exhibition for more than 20 years, we specifically chose Eurosatory to be the backdrop of our launch. Offering a global stage with some of the most influential individuals from across the defence industry, we received very strong interest from several major potential customers, showing the investment to date has been worthwhile.

“It’s a pivotal time for the defence industry as funding remains stretched and geopolitical unrest is widespread. Modern warfare is being shaped by new innovations and technological demands, highlighting the critical need for product investment. Never has it been more important that the defence industry remains resilient and continues to reshape its provisions.”

Unveiling the Carbon Composite Wheel, Tyron’s latest tyre safety solution offers up to 500kg gross weight saving for defence vehicles when compared with traditional steel wheels.

Peter added: “I was proud to be joined by our Business Development Director Mohamed Elnady and our Director Dr Stuart Turner, as this event provided our team with the opportunity to meet with some of our leading suppliers for the first time.”

Bringing leaders from across the industry together at a time of political pressure, global unrest, delays and investment budgets, the exhibition created an important occasion for Tyron to showcase its latest innovation and share its leading tyre-safety systems.

Having supplied the defence sector for over 30 years, Tyron recognises the nuanced challenges faced by the defence sector. That’s why the business has made it its mission to provide life-saving tyre safety solutions intended to keep vehicles moving even in the most treacherous war zones.

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