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V Belt Basics
V Belt Basics
Belt Basics
Means of Power Transmission
• V-Belts
• Chains
• Gears
• Timing Belts
V-Belt Basics
Tension Section
Tensile Members
Compression Section
V-Belt Components
• Rubber
– Abrasion resistance
– Heat resistance
– Oil resistance
– Flex resistance
– Static conductivity
• Cord
– Strength
– Shock load
– Belt stretch
• Fabric
– Clutching requirements
– Static conductivity
– Crack resistance
– Flexibility
Wrapped V-Belt Construction
• 1. Cover - protective fabric cover
impregnated with rubber
• 2. Tension Section - synthetic
rubber compounded to stretch as
belt bends
• 3. Cords - synthetic fiber cords
carry the power and minimize
stretch
• 4. Compression Section - synthetic
rubber compound to support cords
evenly and compress as belt bends
Raw Edge V-Belt Construction
• 1. Tension Section - specially
woven stress-relieved fabric
• 2. Cords - synthetic cord carries
load with minimal stretch
• 3. Compression Section - Stiflex
rubber compound and precision
molded cogs increase flexibility and
supports cords
• 4. Raw Edge Side Walls - provide
uniform anti-slip surface, greater
flexibility and allow more cord
Advantages
Raw Edge vs. Wrapped
• FHP
–Durapower II
• Classical
–Super II
–Gold Ribbon Cog
• Narrow
–Power-Wedge
Durapower II® V-Belt
“A real heavyweight in the light duty arena”
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• Higher horsepower
• Longer life
• More energy efficient
• Reduce downtime, save energy
• Raw-Edge sidewalls minimize slip,
noise and vibration
Gold Ribbon® Cog-Belt®
Product Name: Gold Ribbon Cog-Belt
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Part No format: Profile (3VX, 5VX, 8VX) followed by outside length (X10)