- Positive grip of belt teeth with "timing pulley" grooves eliminates slippage, speed variation
- Utilized when two shafts need to be precisely linked for homogeneous rotation
- Power transmission belts and pulleys are smooth, without teeth or pockets
- Smooth belt can slip off the track, causing one shaft to turn while the other sits dormant
Timing belt pulleys are utilized when two shafts need to be precisely linked for homogeneous rotation. Most traditional power transmission belts and pulleys are smooth, without teeth or pockets. At times, the smooth belt can slip off the track, causing one shaft to turn while the other sits dormant.
Timing pulleys are used in power transmission systems where maintenance of speed ratio is an important design consideration. These synchronous belt drive systems are durable, highly efficient, and suitable for many different applications.
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