Different belt types
Pulleys and drive belts - Adhesion drive

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Different belt types
Pulleys and drive belts - Adhesion drive

Author : Roland FARGES

Publication date: August 10, 1988 | Lire en français

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1. Different belt types

1.1 Flat belts

There are a great many flat belts available, but we can divide them into two categories (figure 1):

  • endless belts characterized by their width, thickness and inner length measured under normal mounting tension (ISO 63 standard);

  • spliceable belts cut to the required length measured flat, and whose ends are joined by a welded precision joint, by stitching, by gluing or by a metal staple; in all these cases, the splice is a weak point and the staples present a permanent hazard to users; for these reasons, endless belts (or belts joined by gluing or welding) are the preferred choice; this avoids the vibrations, noise and slippage caused by the staple passing over the...

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