Metric Timing Belt
The metric timing belt is manufactured from neoprene rubber or polyurethane reinforced with fiberglass or steel cords to ensure precise and slip-free power transmission. The tooth pitch varies from 2 millimeters to 20 millimeters depending on the standard, while tooth height ranges between 0.8 and 5 millimeters. The tensile strength of these belts is typically in the range of 500 to 3000 newtons per centimeter, enabling use in heavy-duty industrial systems. The operating temperature range of the metric timing belt is between -30 and 100 degrees Celsius, with short-term resistance up to 120 degrees Celsius. High wear resistance, along with oil and moisture tolerance, are also key features of this product.
Other technical specifications include high accuracy in tooth alignment and long-term dimensional stability. The belt width is produced from 6 to 150 millimeters depending on application, and standard rolls are offered in lengths of 50 or 100 meters. The minimum bending radius usually ranges between 20 and 80 millimeters, allowing use with small pulleys. The surface hardness is typically between 80 and 92 Shore A, providing strong resistance against deformation. These belts are designed according to international standards ISO 5296 and DIN 7721, and are widely applied in autom