V belt AX 85 toothed transmissions notched 13x8x2160

V belt AX 85 toothed transmissions notched 13x8x2160.The Raw Edge drive belt is carefully manufactured on industrial machines from rubber (neopropene) which guarantees high performance and durability compared to commercially available belts.The AX 85 Raw Edge belt offers greater flexibility and the profile of the teeth allows the accumulation of air pockets inside the belt, which acts as a heat absorber and prevents the temperature of the transmission from rising during operation.In the case of timing belts, the teeth present perpendicular to the length of the belt reduce bending stress, cool down and last longer.Belt with IAFT quality certificate.Neoprene rubber material.Section 13x8 (height and thickness).Inner development 2160 mm.Nominal development 2195 mm.Belt type Raw Edge.Manufacturer code AX 85.Brand name Pix.The AX 85 drive belt is a robust, heat and oil resistant and reliable belt for all applications.It is antistatic and has a special fabric outer coating for extra durability. It withstands temperatures from -25°C to +100°C. The linear speed of the belt can reach up to 45 m/sec and the permissible deflection rate is f=80 per second.Choosing this belt will ensure a high performance, long-lasting product.The AX 85 Pix belt consists of 4 layers:Cotton and polyester fabric rubberized with neoprene, wear-resistant and cut on the bias.High-strength rope incorporating a rubber cushion compound.Specially treated high-tenacity, low-elasticity polyester cords.Specially compounded high-modulus compression rubber.V-belts {feature_value_98} and generally Pix belts are widely used in the water, construction, power generation, steel, cement, ceramics, mills, ball mills, generators, blowers, pumps, compressors, wet grinders and general machine and tool industries.Fields of use and applications: automotive industry, agriculture, gardening, cold storage, household appliances, machines, tools and much more.The Pix brand is the leading German brand that designs and manufac