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PLATINUM<br />

Megadyne proudly introduces the new PLATINUM timing belt drive, the latest development on hi-performance systems,<br />

which significantly improve the “specific power“ capacity and offer new application opportunities against alternative<br />

systems like gears, chains that always have a disadvantage in terms of weight, noise, lubrication and<br />

maintenance costs.<br />

The starting point was the long experience cumulated with the existing RPP GOLD line, well known and consolidated<br />

in the marketplace. We improved its even good characteristics, keeping fixed two basic assumptions:<br />

- develop a new belt/system always in rubber to minimise or not change the noise level of the new<br />

drives;<br />

- retain the parabolic design of teeth profile to guarantee an easy up-grade of the existing drives,<br />

in the spirit and concept of interchange ability which identified, along the last years, our market<br />

approach philosophy.<br />

In general every belt component contribute to improve the global mechanical resistance, minimising the risk of belt<br />

break or failure and granting a bigger “specific power” capacity, that means higher basic design performance. However,<br />

the tensile cords of the belt have a significant role to improve the power performance, because they support<br />

tension loads always bigger. Today hi-performance timing <strong>belts</strong> are built with tensile cords made by steel or aramide<br />

fibres.<br />

Aramide fibres, as well known, have a very poor dimensional stability over the lifetime, thus a timing belt made with<br />

this type of tensile cords will have problems in their length (pitch) stability, which will have a negative impact on lifetime,<br />

because the meshing error that is generated with the pulleys. On the other side, tensile cords made in steel have<br />

an excellent rigidity and dimensional stability over the lifetime, but the belt will have a very high specific weight. Furthermore,<br />

usage of steel cords in association with conventional process for rubber belt assembly, generate so many<br />

extra problems to make this type of construction unaffordable.<br />

The new PLATINUM is a rubber based timing belt, which solve the problems related to steel and aramide cords,<br />

thanks to the development and usage of its innovative “Dual Core” hybrid cord technology. PLATINUM reach the highest<br />

level of performances incorporating this cord in a new rubber matrix and covering the teeth with a special and<br />

unique heavy fabric.<br />

FEATURES<br />

Thanks to the innovative materials used, PLATINUM is a reliable, lower maintenance and economical alternative to<br />

drive systems with chains and gears; it’s particularly recommended for efficient, compact drives with high or pulse<br />

torque loads, offering:<br />

• Increased basic power capacity by up to 40% compared to the current RPP GOLD;<br />

• Use of existing RPP pulleys, maintaining a full functional interchange with other deep pulley profile<br />

systems, like HTD, etc.<br />

• Allows existing drives to be upgraded without the necessity to replace the pulleys, just the belt itself.<br />

• Reduction of noise by reduced belt widths due to the higher performance rating of the system. Under<br />

the same transmission conditions, PLATINUM has the same noise level of RPP GOLD;<br />

• Low noise characteristics compared to drive systems using polyurethane, steel etc. due to the rubber matrix and<br />

its teeth with the parabolic profile shape, recognised as the quietest system on the market<br />

• A wide, continuous range of possible operating temperature, like no other system, which makes PLATINUM the<br />

only solution for extreme working conditions.<br />

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