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Product Description
V-Belt Pulley:
The specifications of V-belts are divided by the dimensions of back width (top width) and height (thickness). According to different dimensions of back width (top width) and height (thickness), V-belts of different standards have different models. The pitch width, top width and height of V-belts of each model are different, so the pulley must also make various groove types according to the shape of V-belts; These different groove types determine various types of pulley.
American Standard |
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AK/AKH BK/BKH TA/TB/TC Series Sheaves |
B/C/D Series Sheaves |
Poly-V Sheaves |
Variable Speed Sheaves |
3V/5V/8V sheaves |
Bushings
Split Taper Bushings/QD Bushings/TB Bushings |
European standard (SPA SPB SPC SPZ) |
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Belt Pulleys for Taper Bushings |
V belt pulley with solid hub |
Adjustable Speed V Belt Pulleys |
Flat Belt Pulleys For Taper Bushes |
In power transmission, belts are flexible loops of material that can link two rotating shafts mechanically and transmit power between them. Belts are also the primary component in belt drives, where one or more continuous belts are fitted over two pulleys at two shafts and rotary motion is transferred from the driving pulley to the driven pulley.
As compared to chain drives and gear drives, belt drives run quietly and smoothly and do not need lubrication. Maintenance is also comparatively convenient, and the driven shaft speed can be easily altered by changing pulley sizes.
The most common types of belts are V-belts and timing belts. V-belts are the most common type of belt today, and as their name suggests, their cross-sectional shape comes in the form of a "V". Generally endless, the "V" cross-sections of these belts lodge in the mating grooves of their corresponding V-belt pulleys, preventing slipping due to under-tensioning. In general, V-belts require less width and tension compared to flat belts.
Sheaves and pulleys are round wheels with a flat or grooved edge that transmit rotational force from one shaft to another when connected with a V-belt or gearbelt. They are typically used to power fans, pumps, conveyors, and other industrial machinery. Idlers maintain consistent tension on belts to reduce slippage and move belts away from obstacles. Timing belt pulleys have grooves that provide maximum surface contact with the belt teeth for good power transmission and minimal slipping. V-belt pulleys provide maximum friction and torque in compatible V-belt drive systems.