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Farming without pressure – Galileo’s growing CupWheel range

Author: Stephen Goodchild Comments: 0
CEO Dr Armin Schon with the Galileo IrriCup (Photo: Stephen Goodchild / Tyre Industry Publications Ltd)

It’s about a decade since we first saw CupWheel airless tyre technology. We knew it then as Mitas PneuTrac, unaware at the time of Israeli firm Galileo and its novel product. Galileo was founded in 2011 by Alon Hayka and CupWheel inventor Avishay Novoplanski. Over the years the company has brought a growing range to market under its own name and returned to Agritechnica this month to present its latest products.

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