Timing belts

A welded timing belt is a type of timing belt that is made by heat welding an open timing belt (sold by the meter) together to a desired length. This is a practical solution as it allows for a flexible length of the timing belt while maintaining a high tensile strength of up to 50% of an endless cast timing belt.

PU timing belts are manufactured from thermoplastic PU material and can be welded together to form an endless timing belt. A finger joint, typically between 80 and 120 mm long depending on the timing belt profile, is used to connect the timing belt, creating a strong joint that can withstand high loads. This enables an endless timing belt, which is particularly useful for conveyors and conveyor systems that require a long timing belt.

Timing belt welding can also be used in material handling and long, light transmission applications. This is because it is a reliable and robust way to produce timing belts that can withstand the high forces that can affect these systems. If you would like to know more about the different tensile strengths that different timing belts have, you can find detailed information in our Megalinear PDF catalogIt is important to choose the correct type of timing belt for your specific purpose to ensure that it can handle the forces acting on it.

If you need further information about timing belt welding or would like a no-obligation quote, please contact our customer service. We are available Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 16:30 on the telephone number +45 48248545 or by email at info@fecconsult.dk. We will be happy to help you find the right solution for your needs and share our expertise with you.