Patent classifications
B29D29/08
Electrically conductive power transmission belt
A belt made up of an elastomeric belt body, an electrically conductive tensile cord such as carbon fiber cord in a cord layer reinforcing the belt body, an outer layer of electrically conductive thermoplastic material such as polypropylene film, and an electrically conductive fabric layer residing between the tensile cord layer and the outer layer and providing electrical continuity between the outer layer and the tensile cord. An electrically conductive thread may be woven in the fabric and may present at both surfaces of the fabric and contact both the outer layer and the tensile cord to provide the electrical continuity there between.
Electrically conductive power transmission belt
A belt made up of an elastomeric belt body, an electrically conductive tensile cord such as carbon fiber cord in a cord layer reinforcing the belt body, an outer layer of electrically conductive thermoplastic material such as polypropylene film, and an electrically conductive fabric layer residing between the tensile cord layer and the outer layer and providing electrical continuity between the outer layer and the tensile cord. An electrically conductive thread may be woven in the fabric and may present at both surfaces of the fabric and contact both the outer layer and the tensile cord to provide the electrical continuity there between.
WATER BASED URETHANE AS PREDIP FOR CARBON FIBER CORD
Methods of manufacturing a belt include laying up a first elastomeric layer of a belt build on a mandrel, laying up a tensile reinforcement layer on the first elastomeric layer, where the tensile reinforcement layer contains cords coated with a water based urethane compound, and laying up a second elastomeric layer on the first elastomeric layer and the tensile reinforcement layer. The belt build may be cured in a profile-forming mold, and afterward, cut to a predetermined belt width and/or length.
Power-Transmitting Friction Belt and Method for Manufacturing Same
The present invention relates to a frictional power transmission belt (1) having a frictional power transmission surface in which the frictional power transmission surface is covered with a fibrous member (5) at least containing water absorptive fibers and an inorganic powder (6) exists in at least a surface of the fibrous member.
Power-Transmitting Friction Belt and Method for Manufacturing Same
The present invention relates to a frictional power transmission belt (1) having a frictional power transmission surface in which the frictional power transmission surface is covered with a fibrous member (5) at least containing water absorptive fibers and an inorganic powder (6) exists in at least a surface of the fibrous member.
Flat Belt, Belt Mechanism, Belt Lifting Mechanism, Attachment Method, and Method for Manufacturing Flat Belt
The present invention relates to a flat belt (10) that is an open end belt to be fixed to a coupler (31, 41), in which the flat belt (10) contains, formed on both end portions (11, 12) of at least one surface of the flat belt (10), a plurality of projected portions (13) engageable with a plurality of recessed portions (33, 43) formed on the coupler (31, 41).
TOOTHED BELT MADE OF RUBBER, AND RUBBER COMPOSITION
A rubber toothed belt includes a belt main body including a plurality of tooth portions provided at predetermined intervals along a longitudinal direction of the belt and including a first rubber composition, in which the first rubber composition includes a composite polymer including a hydrogenated nitrile rubber and an unsaturated carboxylic acid metal salt in a mass ratio of the former/the later=100/80 to 100/180, and includes, with respect to 100 parts by mass of the composite polymer, 3 parts by mass to 50 parts by mass of a zinc oxide, 3 parts by mass to 50 parts by mass of a non-reinforcing filler, 10 parts by mass or less of a reinforcing filler, 5 parts by mass or less of short fibers, and 1 part by mass to 5 parts by mass of an organic peroxide.
TOOTHED BELT MADE OF RUBBER, AND RUBBER COMPOSITION
A rubber toothed belt includes a belt main body including a plurality of tooth portions provided at predetermined intervals along a longitudinal direction of the belt and including a first rubber composition, in which the first rubber composition includes a composite polymer including a hydrogenated nitrile rubber and an unsaturated carboxylic acid metal salt in a mass ratio of the former/the later=100/80 to 100/180, and includes, with respect to 100 parts by mass of the composite polymer, 3 parts by mass to 50 parts by mass of a zinc oxide, 3 parts by mass to 50 parts by mass of a non-reinforcing filler, 10 parts by mass or less of a reinforcing filler, 5 parts by mass or less of short fibers, and 1 part by mass to 5 parts by mass of an organic peroxide.
Method for manufacturing drive belts
The invention is used to manufacture a drive belt. To this end, mould core (1) and outer mould (20) of a casting tool (G) are provided. In the case of mould core (1) inserted into the outer mould (20), a cavity (22) is formed in the casting tool (G). The mould core (1) or the outer mould (20) are provided with a geometry (2) to be represented on the drive belt. Said geometry has projections (3a, 3b) protruding from a base surface (8) and arranged spaced apart from one another, which have a head surface (7) and lateral surfaces (5, 6) which each delimit a gap (4) of the geometry (2) with in each case a base surface (8) present between two adjacent projections (3a, 3b). A textile layer (12) is laid on the geometry (2), which is supported on the head surfaces (7) and in each case extends with a section (13) over the gaps (4). A tension member (13) is laid on the textile layer (12) such that the textile layer (12) is fixed between the tension member (14) and the respective head surface (7). At the same time, an intermediate space (17) between the section (13) of the textile layer (12) extending over the gap (4) and the section (18) of the tension member (14) spanning the gap (4) is delimited in each gap (4). The cavity (22) and the intermediate spaces (17) are filled with a castable elastomer base material (B) after inserting the thus provided mould core (1) into the outer mould (20). As a result, the sections (13) of the textile layer (12) are pressed by the elastomer base material (B) against the lateral surfaces (5, 6) of the projections (3a, 3b) and the assigned base surface (8) of the respective gap (4). The drive belt sleeve obtained can be demoulded after the base material has solidified.
Method for manufacturing drive belts
The invention is used to manufacture a drive belt. To this end, mould core (1) and outer mould (20) of a casting tool (G) are provided. In the case of mould core (1) inserted into the outer mould (20), a cavity (22) is formed in the casting tool (G). The mould core (1) or the outer mould (20) are provided with a geometry (2) to be represented on the drive belt. Said geometry has projections (3a, 3b) protruding from a base surface (8) and arranged spaced apart from one another, which have a head surface (7) and lateral surfaces (5, 6) which each delimit a gap (4) of the geometry (2) with in each case a base surface (8) present between two adjacent projections (3a, 3b). A textile layer (12) is laid on the geometry (2), which is supported on the head surfaces (7) and in each case extends with a section (13) over the gaps (4). A tension member (13) is laid on the textile layer (12) such that the textile layer (12) is fixed between the tension member (14) and the respective head surface (7). At the same time, an intermediate space (17) between the section (13) of the textile layer (12) extending over the gap (4) and the section (18) of the tension member (14) spanning the gap (4) is delimited in each gap (4). The cavity (22) and the intermediate spaces (17) are filled with a castable elastomer base material (B) after inserting the thus provided mould core (1) into the outer mould (20). As a result, the sections (13) of the textile layer (12) are pressed by the elastomer base material (B) against the lateral surfaces (5, 6) of the projections (3a, 3b) and the assigned base surface (8) of the respective gap (4). The drive belt sleeve obtained can be demoulded after the base material has solidified.