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HARFINGTON 13x1100 Cogged V-Belts AX Section Drive Raw Edge Belt 1100mm Inner Girth 13mm Width 8mm Thickness EPDM for Power Transmission
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HARFINGTON 13x1100 Cogged V-Belts AX Section Drive Features
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Size - Model: A1100; Inner Girth: 1100mm; Top Width: 13mm; Thickness: 8mm
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Rubber Belt - Tensile cords made of rigid polyurethane are embedded in the rubber for strength and reinforcement. EPDM has the characteristics of oil resistance, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, tear resistance, good impact elasticity, not easy to aging, and wide use temperature.
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Features - To link two or more rotating shafts to transmit power in a drive system. Even load distribution on belt drives and good wear resistance.
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Applications - For all general drives for drive systems of lawn mower, tractor, snow blower, bandsaw, drill press, box fan, trimmer, etc.
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Note - Confirm the Size before ordering. Accurate measurement of v-belt length should be done with a belt measuring tool or a soft ruler, not a steel ruler. The width and thickness of the belt should also be measured to confirm the type of belt.
About HARFINGTON 13x1100 Cogged V-Belts AX Section Drive
V-Belts are the most common type of drive belt used for power transmission. They provide the best combination of traction, speed transfer, load distribution, and extended service life. The surface of EPDM has high strength resistance, which can improve the strength of the belt and disperse the stress generated on the surface of the belt during work, thus reducing the cracks on the surface of the belt, further increasing the service life and reducing the cost of use. Fit for many industrial applications, agricultural machinery, engineering machinery, etc. Proper belt tension and pulley alignment should be maintained during operation. Too little tension may cause slippage and wear on the belt and pulleys; too much tension makes the stress on the belt, pulleys and shaft too great. How to measure the length of the required belt:Wrap the rope around the two pulleys Make a mark Place the marked rope on a flat surface and use a tape measure to measure the distance between the two marks, which is the inner circumference of the belt
