Ted in NE-OH
Well-known Member
Where do you prefer to buy your kevlar V-belts, I need a matched pair.
you cannot even buy a matched set anymore. remember the old Crysler in the 70's ,engines had 2 belts running the A.C. and when u bought a matched set they were tied together with a string. no such thing anymore. as i just asked about that this winter when replaced the belts on my 89 dodge 1/2 ton that has double belts. had two buy 2 separate belts. and yes there were basically the same length.Where do you prefer to buy your kevlar V-belts, I need a matched pair.
I agree, if they come from the same shipment and source they are as close as one can expect. If I thought they were different when in place, I would put them on again in each other's place to check tension differences Jimyou cannot even buy a matched set anymore. remember the old Crysler in the 70's ,engines had 2 belts running the A.C. and when u bought a matched set they were tied together with a string. no such thing anymore. as i just asked about that this winter when replaced the belts on my 89 dodge 1/2 ton that has double belts. had two buy 2 separate belts. and yes there were basically the same length.
You can still buy precision matched beltsyou cannot even buy a matched set anymore. remember the old Crysler in the 70's ,engines had 2 belts running the A.C. and when u bought a matched set they were tied together with a string. no such thing anymore. as i just asked about that this winter when replaced the belts on my 89 dodge 1/2 ton that has double belts. had two buy 2 separate belts. and yes there were basically the same length.
I work on equipment that requires precision matched belts.Further to my last post: Check out the Contitech options for Kevlar/aramid chord V-belts. They offer a few kevlar/aramid options. I'm a fan of their 'Torque-Team P' series for some equipment, but they have several types. Some are designed with varying section properties that are intended to handle slip, some are designed to have minimal stretch, etc. Not all kevlar/aramid chord belts are made the same. During the recent supply chain issues we had to keep switching brands. We had major problems with one lesser-brand Kevlar belt that had comparable working & breaking strength to the Gates ones we typically bought, but had significantly more elasticity.
Where? When u buy a matched set it’s one price for two belts. U cannot buy only one belt from the set , they are tied together also and sold together.You can still buy precision matched belts
McMaster carrWhere? When u buy a matched set it’s one price for two belts. U cannot buy only one belt from the set , they are tied together also and sold together.
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