What are the types of motor belts?

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StRylee
07/29/25 8:27pm
Motor belts are divided into seven types: O-type, A-type, B-type, C-type, D-type, E-type, and F-type. The cross-sectional area of the belt gradually increases from O-type to F-type. Below are the precautions for motor belts: 1. When purchasing belts: The selected type should be compatible with the chosen V-belt. Otherwise, the V-belt may exhibit abnormal conditions in the pulley groove. When replacing V-belts, it is best to bring the old belt to ensure the correct type is purchased. 2. When replacing belts: If two or more V-belts need to be replaced, use the specified type of V-belt and ensure that the tension of each group of V-belts is consistent. Mixing old and new belts or reducing the number of belts is not allowed. Otherwise, the old and new V-belts will bear uneven force, and the old V-belts may even become ineffective, affecting power transmission and shortening the lifespan of the V-belts.
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