Product Description

Wrapped belts feature bias cut cover fabric impregnated with a special rubber to protect the inner layers and to provide excellent resistance to abrasion against the pulley groove. The rubber used in the top compression section is compounded to withstand shock loads and to keep the belt flexing readily when passing over the pulleys. Tough polyester cords have been tempered for maximum strength, low elongation, and greater resistance to bending fatigue. An insulation section holds this tension member in the correct position, and provides extra strong adhesion between the cords and the top and bottom compression sections. The bottom compression section is compounded to maintain the cross-section of the belt and to resist compression and heat for a longer working life.
Wrapped type belts are manufactured in Z(M), A, B, C, D and E sections as standard, and in special sections *0 and *5.

Raw edge cogged belts provide flexibility to enable the use of smaller pulleys, and so save costs on drive design. For long service life the construction features wear, oil and heat resistance top and bottom fabric, and specially compounded compression rubber with fibres that maintain the stability of the cross section. Specially treated low-stretch, high-strength polyester cords provide great resistance to bending fatigue and ensure the stability of belt length. They are manufactured in sections ZX,AX, BX and CX.