Product Description
Hot Selling A13/4L Adjustable Link V Belt for Tempered Furnace
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.
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Product Parameters
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Belt Model |
A13 |
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Color |
Red |
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Material |
Polyurethane |
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Nuts |
Without |
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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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Are there any alternatives to V-belts for power transmission applications?
Yes, there are several alternatives to V-belts for power transmission applications. These alternatives offer different advantages and may be suitable for specific requirements. Here are some commonly used alternatives:
- Synchronous Belts:
- Flat Belts:
- V-Ribbed Belts:
- Chain Drives:
- Gear Drives:
- Direct Coupling:
Synchronous belts, also known as timing belts, are toothed belts that provide precise and synchronous power transmission. They have teeth on the inner side that mesh with corresponding grooves on the pulleys, eliminating slippage and ensuring accurate power transfer. Synchronous belts are commonly used in applications that require precise positioning, high torque transmission, or low maintenance.
Flat belts are thin, flexible belts that transmit power by friction between the belt and the pulleys. They offer a simple and cost-effective solution for power transmission. Flat belts are available in various materials, such as rubber, leather, or fabric-reinforced synthetic materials. They are suitable for applications with moderate power requirements and can be used in both light-duty and heavy-duty applications.
V-ribbed belts, also known as multi-rib belts or serpentine belts, are similar to V-belts but have a different cross-sectional shape. They have a flat or shallow V-shaped profile with ribs on the inner side, which engage with corresponding grooves on the pulleys. V-ribbed belts offer higher power transmission capacity and reduced slip compared to standard V-belts. They are commonly used in automotive applications, such as engine accessory drives.
Chain drives use a series of interconnected links to transmit power. They are known for their high strength, durability, and ability to handle heavy loads. Chain drives are commonly used in applications that require high torque transmission, such as industrial machinery, motorcycles, or bicycles. However, chain drives require periodic lubrication and maintenance to ensure proper operation.
Gear drives utilize interlocking gears to transmit power. They offer high efficiency, precise power transmission, and the ability to transmit large amounts of torque. Gear drives are commonly used in applications that require high precision, such as robotics, machine tools, or automotive transmissions. However, they can be more complex and expensive compared to belt drives.
In some cases, power transmission applications may utilize direct coupling, where the motor shaft is directly connected to the driven equipment without the use of belts or other intermediate components. Direct coupling offers high efficiency, compactness, and eliminates the need for belt maintenance. It is commonly used in applications with high torque requirements or where precise alignment is critical.
The choice of the alternative to V-belts depends on various factors, including the specific power transmission requirements, space limitations, cost considerations, maintenance needs, and the desired level of precision. It is important to evaluate these factors and consult with experts to select the most suitable alternative for a particular application.
How do you troubleshoot common issues with V-belts, such as slipping or squealing?
Troubleshooting common issues with V-belts, such as slipping or squealing, is essential to maintain the proper operation and efficiency of the belt drive system. Here are some troubleshooting steps to address these issues:
- Slipping:
- Check the belt tension: Insufficient tension is a common cause of slipping. Ensure that the V-belt is properly tensioned according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Adjust the tension by using the appropriate tensioning method or tools.
- Inspect for wear or damage: Examine the V-belt for signs of wear, cracks, fraying, or other damage. A worn-out belt may not provide adequate grip and can lead to slipping. Replace the belt if necessary.
- Check pulley alignment: Misaligned pulleys can cause the belt to slip. Verify that the pulleys are properly aligned both parallel and angularly. Adjust the pulley positions if misalignment is detected.
- Assess pulley condition: Worn or damaged pulleys can contribute to belt slipping. Inspect the pulleys for wear, rough surfaces, or damage. If needed, replace the pulleys to ensure proper belt engagement.
- Verify the load and application: Excessive loads or improper application can cause the belt to slip. Ensure that the belt drive system is designed and rated for the specific load requirements.
- Squealing:
- Check belt tension: Insufficient or excessive belt tension can lead to squealing. Adjust the tension to the recommended range specified by the manufacturer.
- Inspect for wear or contamination: Check the V-belt for signs of wear, glazing, or contamination. Worn or contaminated belts may produce squealing noises. Replace the belt if necessary and eliminate any contamination from the belt or pulleys.
- Examine pulley condition: Damaged or worn pulleys can create noise. Inspect the pulleys for wear, damage, or rough surfaces. Replace any worn or damaged pulleys.
- Verify pulley alignment: Misaligned pulleys can cause the belt to run at an angle, resulting in noise. Ensure that the pulleys are correctly aligned both parallel and angularly. Adjust the pulley positions if misalignment is detected.
- Check for belt glazing: Belt glazing occurs when the belt’s contact surface becomes smooth and glossy, reducing traction. If glazing is present, roughen the belt’s surface with fine sandpaper or replace the belt if necessary.
- Assess environmental factors: Environmental conditions, such as excessive heat or humidity, can affect belt performance. Ensure that the belt drive system operates within the recommended temperature and humidity ranges.
Slipping occurs when the V-belt fails to maintain proper traction with the pulleys, resulting in reduced power transmission and potential belt wear. To troubleshoot slipping issues:
Squealing noises from V-belts are often caused by vibrations, misalignment, or improper tension. To troubleshoot squealing issues:
By following these troubleshooting steps, you can identify and address common issues with V-belts, such as slipping or squealing. Regular maintenance, proper tensioning, and alignment are crucial for ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the belt drive system.
How do you measure and select the right size of V-belt for a specific application?
When selecting the right size of V-belt for a specific application, it is important to consider factors such as the pulley diameters, center distance between the pulleys, power requirements, and the desired operating speed. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to measure and select the appropriate V-belt size:
- Identify the pulley diameters: Measure the diameter of both the driving and driven pulleys. Make sure to measure the diameter at the highest point of the pulley groove where the belt rides.
- Determine the center distance: Measure the distance between the center points of the driving and driven pulleys. This is the center distance and it plays a crucial role in determining the appropriate V-belt length.
- Calculate the pitch diameter: The pitch diameter is the effective diameter where the belt contacts the pulley. It can be calculated using the following formula: Pitch Diameter = (Driving Pulley Diameter + Driven Pulley Diameter) / 2.
- Consider the power requirements: Determine the amount of power that needs to be transmitted by the V-belt. This can be in the form of horsepower (HP) or kilowatts (kW). Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines or engineering specifications to ensure the selected V-belt can handle the required power.
- Choose the appropriate V-belt type: Based on the calculated pitch diameter, center distance, and power requirements, select the type of V-belt that is suitable for the specific application. Consider factors such as load capacity, speed capability, and environmental conditions.
- Refer to V-belt manufacturer’s catalogs: Consult the manufacturer’s catalogs or online resources to find the available V-belt sizes and corresponding part numbers. Cross-reference the calculated parameters with the provided charts or tables to identify the appropriate V-belt size.
- Verify the selection: Double-check the selected V-belt size against the calculated parameters to ensure accuracy. If possible, consult with a technical expert or the manufacturer’s support team to validate the selection.
It is important to note that V-belt sizes are standardized and typically follow specific designations, such as the Classical V-belt designation (e.g., A, B, C, D) or the metric designation (e.g., SPZ, SPA, SPB, SPC). These designations indicate different belt widths and lengths.
In summary, measuring and selecting the right size of V-belt for a specific application involves identifying the pulley diameters, determining the center distance, calculating the pitch diameter, considering the power requirements, choosing the appropriate V-belt type, referring to manufacturer’s catalogs, and verifying the selection. Following these steps will help ensure the proper functioning and longevity of the V-belt in the intended application.
editor by CX 2024-04-23