APARATO PARA VERIFICACION DE NEUMATICOS

SE REFIERE A UN APARATO PARA INSTALAR UN MARCADOR ELECTRONICO DENTRO DE UNA LLANTA CARACTERIZADO POR: A)UN PARCHE QUE TIENE UN PRIMER LADO PARA LA INSTALACION CONTRA UN REVESTIMIENTO INTERIOR DEL NEUMATICO, UN SEGUNDO LADO OPUESTO AL PRIMER LADO, Y UN SOCKET QUE SE EXTIENDE DENTRO DEL LADO DEL SEGUNDO PARCHE; B)UN RECINTO QUE INCLUYA UNA CAMARA RECEPTORA DEL MARCADOR INTERNO PARCIALMENTE DEFINIDA POR PAREDES LATERALES OPUESTAS, UN EXTREMO DEL RECINTO INFERIOR ADAPTADO PARA SU UBICACION CERCA AL SEGUNDO LADO DEL PARCHE; Y, C)UNA PARTE ALARGADA QUE SOBRESALGA Y QUE SE EXTIENDA A TRAVES DEL EXTREMO INFERIOR DEL RECINTO Y DENTRO DEL SOCKET DEL PARCHE, Y LA PARTE QUE SOBRESALE INCLUYE UN EXTREMO REMOTO QUE SE EXTIENDE A LO LARGO DEL PARCHE PARA ENGANCHE CON EL REVESTIMIENTO INTERNO DEL NEUMATICO. ESTE APARATO SE UTILIZA PARA LA MEDICION DE LA PRESION Y LA TEMPERATURA DE LOS NEUMATICOS PARA DIAGNOSTICAR E IMPEDIR CUALQUIER FALLA DE ESTOS Apparatus for mounting an electronic tag within a tire includes a patch having a first side for mounted location against an inner liner of the tire, a second opposite side, and a socket member extending into the second side. A housing is provided having an internal tag receiving chamber defined by sidewalls and an elongate assembly bolt extends through the housing passageway and into the patch socket member to attach the housing to the patch. A remote end of the assembly bolt protrudes through the patch and carries a temperature sensor that engages the tire inner liner and transmits temperature data to electronic data transmission means within the housing. A lower portion of the housing sidewall is adapted to angle inward toward the lower housing end and a pressure measuring device is mounted within the angled sidewall portion. The housing comprises a cup and a top member, the top member covering the cap and including a dependent skirt portion engaging the patch second surface along a lower edge to seat the housing upon the patch. The cup and top components are preferably formed of a rubber matrix.