Tire manufacturing lines rely on mass pressure sensors to maintain precise control over the curing process during vulcanization. These sensors are integrated into the molding presses where they monitor the pressure exerted on the tire as it is formed under heat and steam. By providing real-time feedback, the sensor ensures that the correct amount of pressure is applied uniformly across the tire’s surface, which is critical for achieving consistent product quality and structural integrity. This role is essential in preventing under- or over-curing, both of which can lead to defects or safety issues. The sensor’s placement within the press allows for continuous monitoring without disrupting the production flow, supporting high-speed operations. In adjacent sectors like rubber processing, similar sensors are used to regulate pressure in extrusion and calendering equipment, but the tire manufacturing application highlights its precision in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.