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The quality of materials used to manufacture transmission belts directly impacts their performance and durability. High-quality belts are often made from advanced polymers that can withstand extreme conditions, including temperature fluctuations, moisture, and abrasive materials. These materials provide an excellent balance of flexibility, strength, and wear resistance, ensuring that the belts can endure the mechanical stresses typically encountered in industrial operations.


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Unlike the timing belt, the drive belt is responsible for transferring power from the engine to the rear wheel. Most commonly found in scooters and some cruiser bikes, the drive belt is often a toothed belt made from high-grade rubber and designed to handle high torque. The advantage of using a drive belt over a chain includes lower maintenance, reduced weight, and quieter operation. Moreover, drive belts have a longer lifespan compared to chains, making them an appealing option for many riders.


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