The three principal dimensions of Timing Belts are pitch length, pitch of the teeth and width for ordering code
XH Pitch 7/8 | |
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std width | code |
2" | 200 |
3" | 300 |
4" | 400 |
HIGH TORQUE BELTS
Ordering code: Pitch length in mm - Pitch in mm -width in mm
Example : 1778 - 14 M-85
Pitch length 1778 mm, Pitch 14 mm, Belt width 85 mm
3 M
Standard Width
6mm, 9mm & 15mm
5M
Standard Width
9mm, 15mm & 25mm
8 M
Standard Width
20mm, 30mm, 50mm & 85mm
14M
Standard Width
40mm, 55mm, 85mm, 115mm & 170mm
'XL' Pitch 1/5" | |
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std width | code |
1/4" | 025 |
5/16 " |
031 |
3/8 " | 37 |
'L' Pitch 3/8" | |
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std width | code |
1/2" | 050 |
3/4" | 075 |
1" | 100 |
'H' Pitch 1/2" | |
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std width | code |
3/4" | 075 |
1" | 100 |
1 1/2" | 150 |
2" | 200 |
3" | 300 |
(L) Pitch = 3/8" - L050/L075/L100
'H' Pitch = 1/2" - H100/H150/H200/H300
Belt width = H100 - 3/4" & 1", H150 - 1 1/2", H200 - 2", H300 - 3"
HEAVY (H) PITCH PULLEY
5M
8M
14M
The number of flanges is given as either 0, 1 or 2. Should a pulley with hub, have only one flange, then it should be designated as follows: Flange on hub side (diagram left) - 1a Flange on the side opposite to the hub (diagram right) - 1g
Example : Pulley with hub for 10 mm belt width | |
Pulley | |
Material Steel Pulley width BN Pitch Number of teeth Number of flanges Hub diameter dN Hub length BN -B Bore d or rough bore dv |
St 23 T5/ 33 -2 Hub 035 8 dv |
Example : Pulley without hub for 10mm belt width |
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Pulley | |
Material Steel Pulley width BN Pitch Number of teeth Number of flanges Bore d D IN 6885 groove |
A1 15 T5/ 33 -0, d=12 with groove |
PULLEY SELECTION SUGGESTIONS
• Pulley diameter should not be smaller than the belt's width.
• If centre distance is more than 8 times the diameter of smaller pulley, both the pulleys should be flanged.
• Never crimp fibre glass cord belts. Crimping will cause damage to fibres, resulting in premature belt failure.
• Pulley diameter should not be smaller than the belt's width.
• If centre distance is more than 8 times the diameter of smaller pulley, both the pulleys should be flanged.
• Never crimp fibre glass cord belts. Crimping will cause damage to fibres, resulting in premature belt failure.