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Rooney
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Flat Belts vs. Poly V Belts (Cogged Belts)

10/23/2009 1:43 AM

Dear Sirs,

Greetings!

Can you please tell me that out of Flat Belts and Poly V Belts (Cogged Belts) which is more energy saving? And what would be that % range?

Has anybody tried it or if any case studies or technical catalogue/material could be shared, i request you to kindly bring forth.

The proposed application lies for the motors in Winder & Unwinder machines for the cable industry.

Request for your inputs at the earliest.

Regards
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Re: Flat Belts vs Poly V Belts(Cogged Belts)

10/23/2009 10:11 AM

www.shristiengineers.com

Advantages of flat belts are listed but since its is manufacturer or supplyer of this kind of belts the comment is "coloured".
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Re: Flat Belts vs. Poly V Belts (Cogged Belts)

10/25/2009 7:49 PM

I always use cogged belts. They run cooler and transmit more horse power. The most important feature is that based upon the manufacturer, a standard V belt will snap as a cogged belt will hold on and run on threads to the bitter end.
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