What are the classifications of industrial belts?

Industrial belt include three categories: industrial Transmission Belt, automotive transmission belt and Conveyor Belt. The first two are transmission belts. Transmission belts are tapes used to transmit mechanical power, including Flat Transmission Belt and triangular transmission belt (V belt). Made of rubber and reinforced materials (such as cotton canvas, rayon, synthetic fibers or steel wire, etc.). It is made of multi-layer rubberized canvas, synthetic fiber fabric, cord and steel wire as the tensile layer, which is covered with rubber and then molded and vulcanized. Compared with gear transmission and chain transmission, belt transmission has the advantages of simple mechanism, low noise and low equipment cost, and is widely used in various power transmissions. The endless belt that drives the machine is placed on two pulleys and is usually made of cowhide or cord rubber. It is commonly called a belt.

 

The transmission belt transmits the power generated by the rotation of the motor or engine of the prime mover from the belt to the mechanical equipment through the Belt Pulley, so it is also called a power belt. It is the core connecting component of electromechanical equipment, with a wide variety of types and extremely wide uses. From giant motors with several thousand kilowatts to micro motors with less than one kilowatt, even precision machinery such as home appliances, computers, and robots are inseparable from transmission belts. Its biggest feature is that it can freely change speed, drive near and far, has a simple structure and is easy to replace. Therefore, transmission belts are used in everything from primitive machinery to modern automatic equipment. The products have undergone many evolutions and the technology has become increasingly mature.