Product Description
C22 Super T Link V belt with Nuts for Power Transmission
Product Description
Power twist is individual links made of high performance polyurethane/polyester CZPT material. Links are connected and secured together by hand using a twist-lock design.
Detailed Photos
Product Parameters
Belt Model |
C22 |
Color |
Orange |
Material |
Polyurethane |
Nuts |
With |
Operating temperature |
-20-80 ºC |
Our Advantages
Longer Belt Life in Harsh Operating Conditions
Our link belt adopts high performance polyurethane and polyester CZPT materials which guarantee excellent durability in harsh conditions. They will outperform conventional rubber V belts in handling hostile environments, including exposure to oil, grease, water and so on. They are also more resistant to abrasion and will operate, with no loss in performance, at a more extreme temperature range from -40°C to 90°C.
Reduced Belt Stock…Any Belt, Any Time
There’s no need to maintain inventory of numerous different endless V belts to cover all your drives. Carry a box in stock of each common size and you’re almost 100% covered with a significant reduction in working capital tied up in spares.
Easier and Faster Installation
Unique “quick connect” belt designs provide for easier and faster belt installation, even on captured or restricted access drives – no tools required. Belts are easily made up to the required length, by hand, in seconds and can be rolled CZPT a drive just like a bicycle chain. No need to dismantle drive components or change existing pulleys.
Minimized Maintenance Time
Power twist drive belt has no need to re-10sion. All other power transmission belts, require re-10sioning after an initial “run in” period. But power twist drive has eliminated that step by pre-seating the tabs on the belt, therefore once you install the belt properly PT Drive is a Fit it and Forget It option.
Reduced Drive Vibration & System Noise
Link belt do not have the continuous tension cords found in conventional endless belts. As a result, transmitted vibration in the drive system can be reduced by 50% or more. Consequently, system noise is reduced and, as a bonus, bearing life extended.
Company Profile
Xuanze Industrial Drive Systems (ZheJiang ) Co., Ltd.,
Xuanze Industrial is a production of industrial conveyor belt, belt, to help tape and technology development of modern science and technology enterprises, the company has a standard production workshop of 2,000 square meters, the company employees 40 people, sales staff of ten.
With more than 10 industrial belt patents, our company develops and produces seamless PU tapes to break the monopoly of the industry in Europe and the United States. It has surpassed Europe and the United States in application. SIBR-5M synchronous silicone tape developed for the hygiene products industry, silicone and timing belt with high bonding strength, no cracks, no dust.
Break Japan’s NITTA monopoly on the hygiene products industry, our company’s imports of silicone conveyor belt wear resistance, anti-expansion force, the advantages of high visual detection accuracy.
Certifications
XZ belt has got many paents, and we are authorized as High-tech Enterprise by ZheJiang Government.
Packaging & Shipping
XZ will customized every customer’s parcel package, try to reduce the parcel volume to save freight cost.
FAQ
1. Is your company a manufacturer or a trading company?
We are manufacturers and have our own factory located in HangZhou.
2. What is your lead time?
Generally it takes 3 to 5 days. The exact delivery time depends on the specific items and demanded quantity.
3. What terms does your company use in our international trade?
We usually do business in EXW works and door-to-door express . But if you have special requirement, we can also do in your convenience.
4. Can I get a sample first?
Of course, you can get a sample first, I make sure you will reorder and be happy with our high quality sample products.
5. Does your company provide OEM service?
Sure. Not only color, thickness, but also texture and design.
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Standard or Nonstandard: | Standard |
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Application: | Textile Machinery, Conveyer Equipment, Packaging Machinery, Food Machinery, Marine, Mining Equipment |
Feature: | Oil-Resistant, Corrosion-Resistant, Wear-Resistant |
Tensile Strength: | Strong |
Material: | PU |
Type: | V Belt |
Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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What are the cost considerations associated with using V-belts in power transmission?
When considering the use of V-belts in power transmission applications, several cost factors should be taken into account. Here are the key cost considerations associated with using V-belts:
- Initial Cost:
- Installation Cost:
- Maintenance Cost:
- Energy Efficiency:
- Replacement and Downtime Costs:
- Overall System Efficiency:
The initial cost of V-belts includes the purchase price of the belts themselves. V-belts are generally cost-effective compared to other power transmission options such as gears or chains. However, the specific cost can vary depending on factors such as belt type, size, and brand.
The installation cost involves the labor and time required to install the V-belts in the power transmission system. Compared to more complex power transmission systems, V-belts are relatively easy to install, requiring minimal specialized tools or expertise. This can result in lower installation costs.
V-belts generally require regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Maintenance activities such as belt tensioning, alignment checks, and periodic replacements contribute to the overall maintenance cost. However, compared to other power transmission systems, V-belts often have lower maintenance costs due to their simplicity.
V-belts offer good energy efficiency, as they typically have low friction losses during power transmission. This can result in lower energy consumption and reduced operating costs over time. Choosing high-quality V-belts with low slip and efficient power transfer characteristics can further enhance energy efficiency.
Over time, V-belts will wear out and require replacement. The frequency of belt replacements will depend on factors such as operating conditions, maintenance practices, and belt quality. Planned belt replacements can help minimize unexpected downtime and associated costs. However, unplanned belt failures can lead to costly downtime, lost production, and potential damage to other system components.
The efficiency of the entire power transmission system should be considered when evaluating costs. While V-belts themselves are relatively efficient, the overall system efficiency can be influenced by factors such as pulley design, alignment, and load conditions. A well-designed and properly maintained V-belt drive system can optimize efficiency and reduce long-term operating costs.
By considering these cost considerations associated with using V-belts in power transmission, you can make informed decisions about the selection, installation, and maintenance of V-belt drive systems to achieve a balance between upfront costs and long-term operational efficiency.
Can V-belts be used in high-speed or heavy-duty applications?
V-belts are versatile power transmission belts that can be used in a wide range of applications, including high-speed and heavy-duty applications, depending on the specific design, construction, and material of the V-belt. Here’s a detailed explanation:
High-speed applications:
V-belts are capable of transmitting power efficiently at various speeds. However, the speed limitations of V-belts depend on factors such as the belt’s design, material, and construction. Traditional V-belts, also known as classical V-belts, are generally suitable for moderate to high-speed applications but may have limitations at extremely high speeds due to centrifugal forces and heat generation.
For high-speed applications, specialized V-belt designs, such as high-speed V-belts or narrow V-belts, are available. These belts are designed to reduce heat buildup and minimize the effects of centrifugal forces, allowing them to operate effectively at higher speeds. It is important to consult the manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations to select the appropriate V-belt for high-speed applications.
Heavy-duty applications:
V-belts can also be used in heavy-duty applications that require the transmission of high torque or power. Heavy-duty V-belts, also known as industrial or agricultural V-belts, are specifically designed to handle heavy loads and provide reliable power transmission in demanding conditions.
Heavy-duty V-belts are constructed using reinforced materials, such as strong fabric layers or aramid cords, to enhance strength and durability. These belts are designed to resist stretching, withstand high loads, and operate in environments with high temperatures, humidity, or exposure to chemicals.
In addition to heavy-duty V-belts, there are other belt options available for heavy-duty applications, such as cogged V-belts and synchronous belts. These belts feature specialized designs and toothed profiles that offer increased power transmission capabilities, improved grip, and enhanced resistance to slip.
When considering the use of V-belts in high-speed or heavy-duty applications, it is crucial to consult the manufacturer’s specifications, guidelines, and application recommendations. The manufacturer can provide information on the suitable V-belt types, sizes, and materials that can withstand the specific demands of the application.
Overall, V-belts can be used effectively in high-speed and heavy-duty applications, provided the appropriate type, design, and construction are selected based on the application requirements and manufacturer’s recommendations.
What are the different types of V-belts available and their applications?
There are several types of V-belts available, each designed for specific applications and requirements. The most common types of V-belts include:
- Classic V-belts: Also known as conventional V-belts, these are the standard V-belts with a trapezoidal cross-section. They are widely used in various industrial applications for general power transmission, such as in HVAC systems, agricultural machinery, and industrial equipment.
- Narrow V-belts: Narrow V-belts are narrower than classic V-belts and have a narrower V-shaped profile. They are suitable for applications where space is limited or where high-speed ratios are required. These belts are commonly used in automotive engines, power tools, and small appliances.
- Wedge V-belts: Wedge V-belts, also known as narrow section V-belts, have a wider and deeper V-shaped cross-section compared to classic V-belts. This design allows for higher power transmission capacity and better resistance to belt slippage. Wedge V-belts are used in heavy-duty applications, such as in industrial machinery, mining equipment, and large agricultural machinery.
- Double V-belts: Double V-belts consist of two V-belts joined side by side. These belts provide increased power transmission capacity and are commonly used in applications where high torque is required, such as in heavy-duty machinery, pumps, and compressors.
- Variable Speed V-belts: Variable speed V-belts, also known as V-ribbed belts or multi-rib belts, have a ribbed surface on one side of the belt. This design allows for improved flexibility and enhanced power transmission efficiency. Variable speed V-belts are commonly used in automotive engines, industrial machinery, and appliances where variable speed control is required.
The choice of V-belt type depends on factors such as the power transmission requirements, space limitations, speed ratios, and the specific application. It is important to select the appropriate V-belt type based on these factors to ensure efficient and reliable power transmission.
In summary, the different types of V-belts available include classic V-belts, narrow V-belts, wedge V-belts, double V-belts, and variable speed V-belts. Each type has its own characteristics and is suitable for specific applications based on power transmission needs and requirements.
editor by CX 2024-05-03