Technical Manual - Plastorgomma Service
Technical Manual - Plastorgomma Service
Technical Manual - Plastorgomma Service
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Standard properties<br />
Standard Properties/Special Constructions<br />
All Optibelt ZR timing belts are oil, heat and cold<br />
resistant as standard. They are not specifically marked.<br />
Oil resistant<br />
optibelt Oil resistance combats the contaminating<br />
effect of mineral oil and grease so long as<br />
large amounts of these substances do not<br />
come into contact with the timing belt. Contamination by animal or<br />
vegetable oil or water soluble machining oil will reduce belt life.<br />
Where there are higher concentrations, we recommend the use of<br />
special oil resistant Optibelt ZR timing belts.<br />
Heat resistant<br />
optibelt The heat resistant properties allow ambient<br />
temperatures of up to approx. +100° C.<br />
Temperatures above this could lead to<br />
premature ageing and brittleness in the belt. For high ambient<br />
temperatures, we recommend special heat resistant Optibelt ZR<br />
timing belts.<br />
optibelt<br />
Cold resistant<br />
The cold resistant properties allow ambient<br />
temperatures of down to approx. – 30° C.<br />
Lower temperatures will result in premature<br />
belt failure. For low ambient temperatures, we recommend special<br />
cold resistant Optibelt ZR timing belts.<br />
The following special Optibelt ZR-timing belts are available for<br />
special applications and demanding design requirements.<br />
Special Compound Constructions<br />
Extra oil resistant Optibelt ZR timing belts<br />
Continuous high concentrations of oil or grease result in swelling<br />
and rapid decay of the belts. In such cases we recommend extra<br />
oil resistant Optibelt ZR timing belts which have added oil resistance<br />
properties and largely withstand the damaging effects of<br />
these substances. The extra oil resistant timing belts have been<br />
developed to work in the following ambient temperatures:<br />
Exposed to oil: from approx. – 35° C to approx. + 80° C<br />
Extra heat resistant Optibelt ZR timing belts<br />
Higher temperatures can affect the working life of the standard<br />
Optibelt ZR timing belts. A high heat resistant Optibelt ZR timing<br />
belt is available for ambient temperatures which are constantly<br />
greater than 85° C but under 120° C. Special rubber compounds<br />
largely prevent premature ageing and brittleness. Tests are useful<br />
in border line cases as the working life is affected by specific drive<br />
conditions such as the belt speed and pulley diameter.<br />
Extra cold resistant Optibelt ZR timing belts<br />
For ambient temperatures between approx. – 30° C to approx.<br />
– 50° C we consider it advisable to use Optibelt ZR timing belts<br />
which are extra cold resistant. Special rubber compounds prevent<br />
the timing belt from becoming hard and brittle. The timing belt is<br />
able to withstand the critical start-up phase without damage.<br />
Practical tests are recommended in border line cases.<br />
Anti-Static Optibelt ZR timing belts<br />
Anti-static timing belts enable electrostatic build-up in the drive to<br />
be safely dissipated. If the anti-static properties of a timing belt are<br />
inadequate, the static build-up can be considerable and presents<br />
a risk of ignition. If the Optibelt ZR timing belt is to be fitted in a<br />
building when there is a danger of explosion, it is advisable to use<br />
anti-static belts. The resistance of this timing belt is measured<br />
according to ISO 9563 between two electrodes and does not<br />
exceed 6 x 105 L<br />
W<br />
L = distance between the electrodes (mm)<br />
W = timing belt width (mm)<br />
Optibelt ZR timing belts with special compounds have ground top<br />
surfaces as standard. Minimum order quantities available on<br />
request.<br />
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