Small toothed belts are typically made from high-quality synthetic rubber, reinforced with materials like fiberglass or steel to enhance durability and strength. The teeth on the belt can vary in shape and size, with common profiles being trapezoidal or rounded. The choice of tooth design impacts not only the belt's performance but also its noise level and wear characteristics. Additionally, these belts come in a variety of widths and lengths, allowing engineers to select the perfect specification for their particular application.

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5. Hygienic Properties In industries such as food processing, the smooth surface of rubber belts allows for easy cleaning and compliance with health and safety regulations.

The primary function of the v-ribbed belt is to transfer rotational power from the engine to various auxiliary components. Its design allows it to operate under high tension, making it suitable for different environmental conditions. The belt helps maintain the performance of crucial engine accessories

Drive belts are essential in numerous applications, from automotive engines to industrial machinery. They are employed to power various components such as alternators, water pumps, and air conditioning systems in vehicles. In industrial settings, drive belts connect motors to conveyor systems or other types of machinery, facilitating the smooth operation of production lines.