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Drive Design and Engineering Tools Fast and easy resources for selecting and maintaining belt drive systems. Design Flex ® Pro www.gates.com/designflex If you currently design 2-point drives using manuals, then you know how long it can take and that you only get one solution. With Gates Design Flex ® Pro program, you can design a drive in minutes, and get every possible drive solution that fits your design parameters. Plus, you can print, email and create a PDF of the design specifications. Design Flex Pro includes such belt drive products as: Poly Chain GT2, PowerGrip GT2 (except Twin Power belts) and heavy-duty V-belts. Design View ® www.gates.com/designview This software program offers a faster, easier way to obtain complete dimensions, CAD drawings and 3D solid models of Gates synchronous belt hardware. 2-D sprocket drawings can be downloaded in AutoCAD, Word, Generic or Web formats, and 3-D solid models can be saved as native Pro/e files. You can also generate detailed information sheets for belts in a PDF format. Drive Design Manuals, Catalogs and Charts www.gates.com/catalogs Use Design Flex Pro to: View and download PDF versions of Gates Power Transmission Systems Catalog, Belt Number & Identification Chart and Drive Design Manuals, including: ® GT ® Carbon Design Manual ® GT ® 2 Design Manual Design Manual Drive Design Manual Application Manual Gates—Built on the Foundation of Innovation. 2004 The Powered Savings Program was launched to demonstrate the advantages of Gates belt drive systems. 2005 Gates introduced Curve Saw Poly Chain GT2 belts specifically for the lumber industry and any shockloaded applications requiring synchronization. a14 www.gates.com/pt
General Information and Glossary Dimensions Gates reserves the right to make changes in design or All dimensions in this catalog are for reference only. Glossary Weights All weights are close approximations and may vary slightly from actual weights. Aircraft Policy WARNING! BE SAFE! Do not use Gates belts, pulleys or sprockets on aircraft propeller or rotor drive systems or in-flight accessory drives. Gates products are not designed or intended for aircraft use. Ordering Terminology PBL — “Private Brand Label” of Gates standard line belts. Available upon customer Standard/Non-Stock Belt Products — time and items are not returnable. Check with customer service for details. Standard/Non-Stock Metal Products — time and items are not returnable. Check with customer service for details. Stock Belt Products — Products in this catalog are stock unless otherwise noted. Belt Products Terminology Aramid Tensile Members — Available in several stock lines and on an MTO basis. Also referred to as Kevlar ® or Flexten ® . Arched Top — Construction feature that provides superior strength to prevent distortion of the tensile section. Banded — Belts with a fabric cover over the belt body. Also referred to as wrapped or covered belts. Bandless — Belts with no fabric cover. Also referred to as cut edge, raw edge or machined edge. Bareback — Belts manufactured without rubber material being applied to the outside surface of the banded belt. Also known as low friction, dry cover or clutching cover. Belt Body — The main part of any belt that generally surrounds, supports and protects the load-carrying tensile cords. Carbon Tensile Member (U.S. Patent 5,807,194 & 5,112,282) — Currently available in Poly Chain ® GT ® Carbon belts. Gates provides the only belt on the market utilizing carbon fiber tensile in a dynamic application. Compound — Mixtures of rubber, plastics and other materials that are used to form the body of the belt. Concave Sides (U.S. Patent 1813698) — Construction that allows the belt to make uniform contact with sheave groove, thus distributing wear uniformly. Datum Diameter — A system that defines specific sheave and belt dimensions, previously known as the pitch system (diameter or length) for classical belts and sheaves. Effective Length (E.L.) — A standard length measurement that accounts for varying construction and manufacturing methods in the industry. The length is determined by adding the effective circumference to twice the measured center distance using sheaves and an applied tension specified by the RMA. Eliminator ® Belt — Gates trade name for a high-performance, polyurethane, synchronous belt designed to replace RPP ® belts. Flex Bonded Cord — Strong chemical bond between rubber body and tensile cord. Allows for absorption of bending stress and long service life. Avoids premature failure due to cord separation. Flex-Weave ® Cover — Patented nylon and cotton blended fabric construction that increases flexibility and reduces cover stress providing longer cover life and longer protection of belt core. Gates Curves — Belts with this feature compensate for effects that occur when a V-belt bends in a sheave. Curved belts feature concave sides, radius relief and arched tops. Hi-Power ® II Belt — Gates trade name for belts commonly referred to as classical, wedge or conventional. Idler — 1) A non-powered pulley, sheave, sprocket or wheel around which a belt travels. 2) A non-powered roll or rolls supporting a belt. Metric Power Belt — Gates trade name for molded notch, narrow and classical section V-belts in metric sizes. Micro-V ® Belt — Gates trade name for belts commonly referred to as V-ribbed, multi-rib and Poly-V. Molded Notch Belts — Often referred to as cogged, notched or cut notch belts. Notches reduce bending stress. Multi-Speed Belts — Gates trade name for products commonly referred to as variable speed, wide range variable speed, adjustable speed and variable pitch. Oil and Heat Resistance (OHR) — Property of the belt that allows it to withstand the effects of oil, heat, sunlight, ozone, weather and aging. Outside Circumference (O.C.) — The circumference (total length) measured around the outside of the belt, typically with a tape, while the belt is still on the drive. This measurement can be used to determine the closest belt length when a part number is not available. Poly Chain ® GT ® Belt — Gates trade name synchronous belt with aramid tensile cord. Poly Chain ® GT ® Carbon Belt — Gates trade synchronous belt utilizing carbon cord as the tensile member. Polyflex ® Belt — a Gates trademark for a polyurethane V-belt that is often used in high precision drives, such as machine tools and small appliances. 2005 The Predator ® Single belt was introduced, offering a single strand version of the tough Predator ® PowerBand ® belt. 2006 Powered by Gates Poly Chain ® GT ® 2 blower belts, Tony Schumacher won his third straight NHRA Top Fuel World Championship. The Driving Force in Power Transmission ® a15
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