Timing Belts
Timing belts are endless toothed belts that mesh positively with profiled pulleys to maintain a fixed speed ratio and angular relationship. Their tensile cords limit stretch, while shaped teeth transmit motion without intentional slip in indexing, automation, engine and positioning drives.
Key facts
- Family
- Power Transmission
- Common types
- Trapezoidal tooth, Curvilinear tooth, Metric polyurethane belt, Double-sided belt, Open-ended belt, High-torque profile
- Materials
- Neoprene, Polyurethane, Glass-fibre cord, Steel cord, Aramid cord, Polyamide facing
- Used in
- CNC axes, 3D printers, Packaging machines, Robotics, Textile machinery, Engine timing

