V-Belt

The triangle belt size comparison table is a table that includes various sizes of triangle belts of different specifications, which are usually used in machinery and industrial equipment. A V-belt is a belt component used to transmit power, typically consisting of one or more V-belts between two pulleys. The following are common specifications for the comparison table of triangle belt sizes:

1. A-type V-belt: suitable for standard pulleys, with a width of 13mm, a height of 10mm, and a thickness of 8mm. This triangular belt is one of the most commonly used types.

2. B-type V-belt: suitable for narrow pulleys, with a width of 15mm and a height of 11mm, and the same thickness as A-type V-belt. B-type triangular belts are suitable for some special application scenarios.

3. C-shaped V-belt: suitable for pulleys with reinforcing ribs, with a width of 25mm, a height of 12mm, and a thickness of 8mm. This type of V-belt is commonly used in applications that require high-strength transmission.

4. D-shaped triangular belt: width 22mm, height 14mm, thickness 9mm. This triangular belt is suitable for application scenarios that require greater transmission power.

5. E-shaped V-belt: width 16mm, height 17mm, thickness 10mm. This triangular belt is suitable for application scenarios that require higher strength and greater transmission power.

In addition to these common specifications, there are many other sizes and models of V-belts to choose from. The length and thickness of the triangular belt can also be customized according to needs.

When choosing a V-belt, factors such as the size of the pulley, the power and speed of the transmission need to be considered. At the same time, attention should be paid to the maintenance and upkeep of the triangular belt to ensure its normal operation during use.