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2015 Power Transmission Products

General Information

168

240 - 300 in.

300 in. & Over

60

29

Dry Can Belts

Cross Section

12 - 118 in. Length

5MR

200

7MR

124

11MR

85

Neothane® Belts

Cross Section

12 - 118 in. Length

“J” Section

10 in. - 120 in. = 400 ribs

“L” Section

25 in. - 120 in. = 200 ribs

“M” Section

50 in. - 118 in. = 100 ribs

“K” Section

12 in. - 120 in. = 265 ribs

Poly-V® Belts

(Cut-Edge Only)

Belt Storage

General guidelines

The storage of power transmission belts is of interest to users

and distributors as well as manufacturers. Under favorable

storage conditions, good quality belts retain their initial

serviceability and dimensions. Conversely, unfavorable

conditions can adversely affect performance and cause

dimensional change. Good storage facilities and practices will

allow the user to achieve the most value from belt products.

Power transmission belts should be stored in a cool and dry

environment with no direct sunlight. When stacked on shelves,

the stacks should be small enough to avoid excess weight on

the bottom belts which may cause distortion. When stored in

containers, the container size and contents should be sufficiently

limited to avoid distortion, particularly to those belts at the

bottom of the container.

Some things to avoid

Do not store belts on floors unless a suitable container is

provided. They may be susceptible to water leaks or moisture

or otherwise damaged due to traffic.

Do not store belts near windows which may permit exposure

to sunlight or moisture. Do not store belts near radiators, or

heaters or in the airflow from heating devices.

Do not store belts in the vicinity of transformers, electric

motors or other electrical devices that may generate ozone.

Also avoid areas where evaporating solvents or other chemicals

are present in the atmosphere.

Do not store belts in a configuration that would result in bend

diameters less than the minimum recommended sheave or

pulley diameter for normal bends and not less than 1.3 times

the minimum recommended diameters for reverse bends.

(Refer to appropriate ARPM-MPTA-RAC Standards for minimum

recommended diameters.)

Overview

Synchronous

Banded

V-Belt

Bushing Hardware

Specialty

Automotive & Truck

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