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Technical Manual for Ribbed Belt Drives

Technical Manual for Ribbed Belt Drives

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Product DescriptionDimensions - Construction - Characteristics - ApplicationsConstructionOptibeIt-RB <strong>Ribbed</strong> <strong>Belt</strong>s consist of● <strong>Belt</strong> top surface● Tension cord● Base compoundParallel V-shaped ribs of a wear resistant polychloroprene compound<strong>for</strong>m the base of the belt. The polyester tension cord, of highquality and extremely low stretch, is embedded in a rubbercompound and extends across the entire width of the belt. The belttop surface with fabric laminates, the tension cord and the basecompound are bonded together by vulcanisation.Standard SectionsPH≈ 2.51.60CharacteristicsThe Optibelt-RB <strong>Ribbed</strong> <strong>Belt</strong> combines the high flexibility of the flatbelt with the high power transmission capability of the traditionalV-belt. Further advantages of this type of belt are the small sectionalthickness and especially good frictional power transmission withminimal slip. Small pulley diameters, low stretch and extremelylarge speed ratios are additional benefits.Since the ribs of the Optibelt-RB <strong>Ribbed</strong> <strong>Belt</strong> almost completely fillthe pulley grooves, the resulting large contact area ensures a highdegree of efficiency and a constant speed ratio. <strong>Belt</strong> turnover in thepulley is eliminated because of the single belt characteristic. Evenat high speed the drive is quiet and vibration free. Due to the useof special materials, ribbed belts are resistant to most oils and willwithstand high temperatures.Only 5 sections are needed to cover a wide range of powertransmission applications. The different sections are indicated bythe letters PH, PJ, PK, PL and PM.PJPK≈ 3.32.34Applications≈ 4.5Whilst sections PJ, PL and PM are used on general purposeindustrial machinery, section PH is preferred <strong>for</strong> domestic appliances.Section PK is mainly used in the automotive industry.<strong>Drives</strong> of this kind require special calculation methods and shouldbe requested separately.3.56PL≈ 7.04.70PM≈ 13.09.405

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