Belt Mitsubishi

Description

Mitsubishi A, B, and BX belts are types of V-belts used in various mechanical and industrial applications for power transmission. These belts are designed to fit into corresponding pulleys and transmit power efficiently between shafts. Here’s a brief overview of each type:

1. **Mitsubishi A Belt**:
– **Shape**: The A belt has a trapezoidal cross-section with a top width of approximately 13 mm and a height of about 8 mm.
– **Applications**: It is commonly used in light-duty applications such as small machinery, agricultural equipment, and household appliances.
– **Advantages**: It offers good flexibility and is suitable for high-speed operations.

2. **Mitsubishi B Belt**:
– **Shape**: The B belt also has a trapezoidal cross-section but is larger than the A belt, with a top width of approximately 17 mm and a height of about 11 mm.
– **Applications**: It is used in medium-duty applications such as industrial machinery, conveyors, and larger agricultural equipment.
– **Advantages**: It provides higher power transmission capacity compared to the A belt and is more durable for heavier loads.

3. **Mitsubishi BX Belt**:
– **Shape**: The BX belt is a cogged or notched version of the B belt. It has the same top width and height as the B belt but features notches or cogs on the inner side.
– **Applications**: It is used in applications where higher flexibility and heat dissipation are required, such as in high-speed machinery and equipment with small pulley diameters.
– **Advantages**: The notches reduce bending resistance, allowing the belt to run cooler and more efficiently at higher speeds. This also extends the belt’s lifespan.

### Key Features of Mitsubishi V-Belts:
– **Material**: Typically made from high-quality rubber reinforced with polyester cords for strength and durability.
– **Performance**: Designed to provide reliable power transmission with minimal slippage.
– **Compatibility**: These belts are compatible with standard V-belt pulleys and are available in various lengths to suit different applications.

### Selection Considerations:
– **Load and Speed**: Choose the belt type based on the load and speed requirements of your application.
– **Pulley Size**: Ensure the belt matches the pulley dimensions for optimal performance.
– **Environment**: Consider environmental factors such as temperature and exposure to chemicals, which may affect belt performance and longevity.

Mitsubishi belts are known for their quality and reliability, making them a popular choice in various industries for efficient power transmission.