This outer layer, typically made of high-quality rubber or synthetic material, protects the inner components from wear and environmental factors. The core of the belt is often made from strong fabrics such as polyester or nylon, which gives the belt its tensile strength. This construction enables wrapped V-belts to handle substantial loads while remaining flexible enough to navigate around pulleys without slipping.

1. Classical V-Belts These are the standard belts, characterized by their trapezoidal cross-section. They are suitable for a wide range of applications and are widely used in industrial settings.

7PK belts find use in numerous applications across various sectors. Their ubiquity in automobiles means they are found in everything from passenger cars to commercial vehicles. In the automotive industry, they are favored for their flexibility and durability, able to drive multiple accessories from a single belt. This not only simplifies the belt system configurations but also reduces weight compared to using multiple single belts.

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5. Poly-V Belts Featuring multiple small V-shaped grooves, Poly-V belts offer a high level of power transmission capability while maintaining a compact design. These belts are increasingly used in automotive applications and compact machinery where space is limited.

What is a Poly Belt?