Bearings & Power Transmission, Cebu
V-Belts and Pulleys
The parts that transmit power from a motor to a machine. A belt drive is simple, absorbs shock, and slips rather than breaking something when a machine jams, which is why it remains standard on plant and equipment.
Specification
Sizes and variants
V-belts
The standard drive belt, wedging into a matching pulley groove.
A range of sections and lengths
Flat belts
For applications where a flat pulley face is used.
A range of widths and lengths
Pulleys
Steel pulleys for belt drives.
A range of diameters
Shafting
Cold rolled and alloy shafting for drives and machinery.
A range of diameters
Drive accessories
Circlips, bushings, and related components.
A range of sizes
- Specified by
- Belt section and length, or shaft diameter
- Note
- Belts must match the pulley groove profile
Availability varies by size. Other sizes can often be sourced on request.
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Applications
Where it is used
- Machinery and plant drives
- Pumps, fans, and compressors
- Conveyors
- Agricultural and workshop equipment
Questions
About v-belts and pulleys
How do I identify a V-belt?
By the section, which is the belt profile, and the length. The code is normally printed on the belt itself. If it is worn off, bring the old belt in and we can match it.
Why does the belt section matter?
The belt has to seat correctly in the pulley groove. A belt of the wrong section rides too high or too low, so it slips, wears quickly, and can damage the pulley.
Should I replace belts in sets?
On a multi-belt drive, yes. Mixing a new belt with worn ones means the new belt carries most of the load and fails early.
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