Polyurethane timing belt are available in white and black. Does the color of the timing belt differ?
Polyurethane timing belts are made of polyurethane as raw material. They are available in black, white, yellow, red, green, blue and other colors. The colors can be customized according to different requirements.
Polyurethane timing belts are made of wire core (galvanized steel wire core or stainless steel wire core or Kevlar rope core) as a strong layer and covered with polyurethane. That is to say, in the case of the same wire core, white polyurethane timing belts and black polyurethane timing belts are the same, but the colors are different. If the wire cores are different, there must be a difference between the two.
For example: The picture above shows a galvanized steel wire core white polyurethane HTD14M timing belt and a galvanized steel wire core black polyurethane HTD14M timing belt. They are just different in color. They have the same toughness, wear resistance, oil corrosion resistance and other characteristics, and can provide the same excellent transmission performance.
Polyurethane timing belts use the wire core as a strong layer and can be classified into galvanized steel wire core timing belts, stainless steel wire core timing belts or Kevlar rope core timing belts. The choice depends on the use environment and specific application requirements of the timing belt.
1. Galvanized steel wire core: has certain water resistance, good dimensional stability, and good creep resistance.
2. Stainless steel wire core: corrosion resistance, good dimensional stability, and good creep resistance.
3. Kevlar rope core: improves flexibility and reduces belt weight, will not corrode, is highly water-resistant, and is non-magnetic.
Correctly selecting the type of polyurethane timing belt wire core can ensure that the synchronous belt maintains excellent transmission performance and service life in a complex and changing working environment.
