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Order LookupBanded Standard & Cogged V-Belts
These banded standard and cogged V-belts are two or more single V-belts that are fused together to create ribs in a V-belt with reinforced backing. Also called multi-groove or combination V-belts, their banded cover offers more stability than multiple, single V-belts, and provides additional protection against heat and oil. They are used in applications where multiple V-belts are needed but speed fluctuations, misalignment, and vibration might cause single belts to whip, turn over, or slide off the pulley. Cogged V-belts have grooves across the width of the belt and have an "X" designation. These banded standard and cogged V-belts are categorized by the dimensions of their cross section and features that impact performance. These category designations are set by the Association for Rubber Products Manufacturers (ARPM) to help with the exchange and replacement of V-belts.
5V Section Banded V-Belts
5V section banded V-belts have a wedge design and are constructed of multiple V-belts fused together to create ribs in a V-belt with reinforced backing. Each banded V-belt has a top width that varies depending on the number of ribs, and a nominal thickness of 17/32" (actual dimensions may vary slightly). Wedge V-belts, identified with a "V," have a smaller top width and a deeper profile than classical V-belts. This design transfers higher power than classical V-belts of the same size.
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