Classification of industrial belts

As the name implies, Industrial Belts are belts used in industry, also known as Transmission Belts. Compared with gear transmissions and chain transmissions, Industrial Belt transmissions have the advantages of simple mechanism, low noise and low equipment cost. They are widely used in various electric motors and internal combustion engines. Power transmission on machinery and equipment.

According to different uses and structures, industrial belts can be divided into various categories.

1: Classification according to belt structure
A. Cloth-wrapped industrial belt: a belt with a cloth-wrapped outer layer.
B. Edge-cut industrial belt: a belt with a cut surface (ie no wrapping cloth) on the side.
Two: Classification according to the core structure
A. Cord core: a belt with the cord as the strength layer.
B. Rope core: a belt with rope as the strength layer.
Three: Classification according to the purpose of the transmission belt
A. Industrial belts: used for transmission belts on industrial and mining machinery.
B. Belts for automobiles: dedicated to the transmission belts of internal combustion engines such as automobiles and tractors.
C. Belts for agricultural machinery: belts specially used for working machinery such as harvesters and other agricultural machinery.
D. Variable speed belt: used in conjunction with a pulley with variable pitch diameter, the belt can continuously change the transmission ratio within a certain range, and its relative height is generally below 0.5.
E. Belt for light load: belt for small power transmission.
F. Static conduction belt: a belt with conduction of static electricity.
Four: Classification by species
1. V-belt;
2. Hexagonal belt;
3. Pentagonal belt;
4. Heptagonal belt;
5. Teflon belt;
6. Combined belt;
7. Cast tooth continuously variable speed belt;
8. V-ribbed belt;
9. Wide-angle belt;
10. Round belt;
11. Synchronous toothed belt (time gauge belt TIMEINGBELT);
12. Conveyor belt;
13. Chip baseband;
14. Active belt;
15. Elastic band.

In fact, in daily life, people are most accustomed to the three major categories of industrial transmission belts, automobile transmission belts and conveyor belts. These three types of industrial belts are widely used in different places because of their different characteristics.

(1) Industrial transmission belt:
The transmission belt is mainly used in electromechanical equipment, which is driven by the power generated by the motor. Common precision machinery industries such as home appliances, computers, robots, etc. will be applied to the transmission belt series.
(2) Automobile transmission belt:
It is a link device used on the car engine to drive the machine to run. Mainly agricultural machine belts, high-speed oil-proof belts, round belts (round belts), flat belts, water tower belts (wide-angle belts), speed change belts, motorcycle speed change belts, V-belts (V-belts), parallel belts, multi-groove Belts (ribbed belts), hexagonal belts, flexible belts, traction belts, automotive belts.
(3) Conveyor belt:
Among all the industrial belts, the conveyor belt is the most widely used and the most familiar one. For example, the production line equipment of the factory is the most familiar and understood by everyone. As a representative of industrial belts, conveyor belts have the most abundant materials and markets, and high flexibility is one of its main characteristics. According to the material, it can be divided into cotton canvas conveyor belt, nylon (NN) conveyor belt, polyester (EP) conveyor belt, PVC or PVG.