Timing belts

Timing belts are drive belts with teeth on the inner surface that provide precise torque transmission without slippage. They are used in mechanisms where synchronization is important, such as in automobile engines, machine tools and industrial installations. Such belts are characterized by durability, quiet operation and resistance to wear.

Advantages of
timing belts

Timing belts for precise torque transmission, long-lasting and efficient operation under all operating conditions
Precise torque transmission
Timing belts ensure synchronous operation of mechanisms without slipping, which is especially important in systems requiring high precision.
Durability and reliability
Timing belts are wear-resistant, operate silently and require minimal maintenance, which increases their service life.
Efficiency and versatility
These belts are suitable for operation over a wide range of loads, temperatures and conditions, including wet and chemically active environments.

AREAS OF APPLICATION
of Timing belts

Widely used across various industries, belts are valued for their versatility, reliability, and efficiency. Below are the main areas of their application.

Types of
Timing belts

Classic Timing belts (rubber)
  • Made of rubber with fabric covering. Used in standard drives with moderate loads.
Polyurethane Timing Belts
  • Made from durable polyurethane, often with reinforcing threads, for use under high loads and aggressive environments.
Double sided Timing belts
  • They have teeth on both sides to simultaneously transmit torque in two directions. They are used in complex mechanisms.
Reinforced Timing belts
  • Reinforced with metal or fiberglass threads to increase strength and dimensional stability under heavy loads and high speeds.
Conveyor belts
Flat belts
Timing belts
V-belts
Modular belts
Thermoweldable belts
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Mechanical fasteners

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