Rubber flat belts, as a common component of transmission and conveying equipment, have a variety of aliases and designations. Below are some of the common aliases and their associated descriptions:
Drive Belt: Since rubber flat belts are primarily used to transmit power or motion, they are often referred to directly as drive belts. This name directly reflects its primary function.
Flat Rubber belts: This name emphasizes the flat structural characteristics of rubber flat belts, i.e. their width is much greater than their thickness and their surface is relatively flat.
Flat Belt: Similar to Flat Belt, Flat Belt emphasizes the flat shape and flatness of the belt, and is a common name for rubber flat belts in spoken language or in certain industries.
Rubber Conveyor Belt: When a rubber flat belt is used to convey material, it is often referred to as a rubber conveyor belt. This name highlights its application in material handling.
Canvas Belt: In some cases, rubber flat belts are also referred to as canvas belts because the surface of the belt is covered with canvas or other similar materials to enhance its strength and abrasion resistance. It should be noted, however, that not all rubber flat belts are covered with a canvas layer, so this name may have some limitations.
Rubber Dustpan Belt, Elevator Belt, Bucket Lift Belt: These names are often used for rubber flat belts used in specific applications such as material lifting or bucket elevators. They emphasize the specific function and use of the belt in lifting and conveying materials.
There are also a number of other names that may be associated with rubber flat belts, but these may vary by region, industry or specific application scenario.
Post time: Jul-08-2024