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The Mitsuba Belt, celebrated for its intricate design and cultural significance, is a timeless accessory that embodies the rich heritage of craftsmanship. Originating from traditional Japanese art forms, the Mitsuba Belt is not merely a fashion statement; it encapsulates a story of tradition, skill, and elegance.

Leather stands out as the material of choice for motorcycle belts for several reasons

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5. Lightweight Polyurethane belts are typically lighter than their rubber counterparts, which can contribute to reduced energy consumption in machines and lower operational costs.

1. Enhanced Durability The materials used in the manufacturing of the 90% 20-inch serpentine belt usually include high-quality rubber compounds reinforced with fibers. This advanced construction enhances the belt's resistance to wear, heat, and cracking, ensuring a longer lifespan compared to traditional belts.

The designation 1.8 T refers to the specific parameters of the timing belt, particularly its tooth profile and pitch. Timing belts are usually characterized by their pitch, which is the distance between the centers of adjacent teeth. The 1.8 in the name indicates a microtolerance tooth profile that allows for greater precision in engagement with the pulleys. The “T” indicates a type of tooth shape, typically trapezoidal, which enhances grip and reliability.

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