& (J MEGADYNE MEGAFLEX TECHNICAL HANDBOOKIntroduction to tuly endless bolts 2 Product range 3 Classifications 4 Technical calculation 8 Calculation example 10 Belt selection tables " Bolt installation “4 Positioning and transmission pr 16 Bol data XL -XLDL "7 L-LoL 18 H-HOL 19 XH - XH DL. 20 18 -TSDL 21 Ts 22 Tio - TIO DL 23 720 - T20 DL 24 ATS - ATS DL 25 ATIO- ATI0 DL 28 Ants a7 AT20 - AT20 DL. 28 rps 29 PPPS - RPPS DL. 30 RPS - RPPE DL at RPP14 - RPP14 DL. 32 Po 33 aTaio 34 Antistatic polyurethane timing belts 35 Measuring lengths 36 MEGAFLEX feasibility table 37 Cloats 38 ‘Special execution photos 61 Special execution feasibility 52 Cover properties, 54TO TRULY ENDLESS BELT Megadyne commenced manufacturing transmission belts in 1957 and extruding polyurethane endless belts in 1990. MEGAFLEX belts are manufactured in thermoplastic polyurethane, which gives superior woar and abrasion resistance. Various grades of steel cords offer good running characteristics even with high tractive load. Great production flexibility grant to designers the possibility to match any technical requirement and solution. By selecting diferent components and materials, MEGAFLEX belts can be manufactured to mest every customer requirement, Mogadyno has expanded the MEGAFLEX range to include: MEGAFLEX FCM, MEGAFLEX XMD On request and with a minimum quantity, i's possible to produce MEGAFLEX FCM, made in sky blue colour (RAL 5012) and certified for direct contact with dry and wet food. MEGAFLEX FOM can be made with a special metal and X-ray detectable compound. MEGAFLEX XMD decreases the risk of contamination from belt fragments protecting consumer’ safety, MEGAFLEX MEGAECO BIOBASED & 8 MEG MEGAFLEX Megaco Bicbased is part of the Megadyne Megaico range, the sustainable belt slition for power transmission systems. Made with polyme coming partially fom vogotable sources, this “eco-lonaly” belt can support companies to reduce ther CO, footprintRRS ES RT EY WT EG ‘Thanks to thor features, MEGAFLEX belts can be successfully used in a wide ange of application such as: ‘+ High Power Transmissions + Coramic industry ‘+ Marble & Stone industry Glass Industry Painting Mixer machines + Heavy Transport systems Wood industry * Food industry STANDARD RANGE XLeLeHexH 154175 T10 #120 ATS « AT1O # AT20 Anis RPPS « RPPB » APPT mros ATGH0 PoCLASSIFICATIONS MEGAPLEX timing batts are manufactured in thermoplastic polyurethane, with single helicoidal steel cords. This type of belts, developed by cur Research & Development, offar good running characteristics and high-traction loads. Thoy are especially suited for power transmissions and conveying with high loads and speeds. The addition of a nylon coating on the teeth during production ‘enhances the running properties for specific applications and reduces the noise thanks to a lower fictional coefficient. On the back of the belt an extra thickness of special coating s also possible, offering extra protection against aggressive or heavy products. 1. Tho body of tho bolts is made of a white thermoplastic polyurethane 92 ShA, characterized by high levels of wear resistance even in the presence of shock and surge loading: special compound on request (see on page 48). 2. High-strength nelicoidal zinked steel tension members allow high-breaking load and extremely low elongation. The combination of these high-grade materials improves belt performance, which can be summarised as follows: + oxcaptional resistance to abrasion and tooth shear + low coaficient of friction «high floxioiity ozone and temperature resistance (-25 °C / +80 °C} cil, grease, and gasoline resistance. MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS Constant dimensions Noiseless Free maintenance High flexibility High resistance steal traction cords,with little stratching and top flexibility Linear speeds up to 20 m/s Low pretension Constant langth High abrasion resistance ‘Ageing, Hyarolysis, Ozone resistant Working temperature -25 *C / +80 °C High resistance to oils, greases, and gasoline Fairly Acid-proof and Alkali-prootMECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS BODY MEGAFLEX belts are manufactured with white thermoplastic Polyurethane 92 ‘ShA as standard. ‘Special compounds (different hardness, special properties) are available on request. Special compound and cords have to be tested and homologated fon the application. Megadyne is not responsible for the wrong functioning of ‘special product. Here uncer some PU characteristics WATER No problem in normal or sea clean water, at room temperature. ‘Over 60 °C there is a fast decrement of breaking strength, acips In acid diluted proportions, at room temperature, this PU is moderately attacked. In high-coneantration acid solutions, this PU has a vary short lfaspan, Over 50 °C, acids aro always dangerous for Thermoplastic PU ALKALIS In alkalis diluted proportions, at room temperature, this PU is moderately attacked. In high-concentration alkaline solutions, this PU has a very short espan. Over 80°C, alkalis are always dangerous for Thermoplastic PU. SOLVENTS Thermoplastic PU is insoluble in the greater part of solvents. Only the very polar solvents (like tetrahydrofuran, dimethylformamide, n-methylpyrrolidone) can dissolve or tight damage PU, The Esters or the Ketons (such as ethyl acetate ‘or methylethylketene) can usually produce a bulge, decreasing mechanical characteristics, Aromatic Hydrocarbons and alighatic Hydrocarbons produce very high bulge. All effects increase by increasing temperatures. ous PU has a high resistance to mineral pure ols (lubricants, engine oils, combustible oils). Usually, high-performance synthetic ols, dus to special additives contained, can be Incompatible with Thermoplastic PU, especially at high temperatures, GREASES PU has a high resistance to mineral pure greases (lubricating greases). Usually, high-performance synthetic greases, due to special additives contained, can ‘be incompatible with Thermoplastic PU, especially at high temperatures. FUELS ‘Good resistance to petrol without aleohol. In presence of alcohol, Thermoplastic PU can suffer deterioration, Fuels, including aromatic stuff, can produce reversible bulges, MICROORGANISMS In presence of grime, containing humidity, microorganisms can develop. In the event that microbial attack could pose a danger, you must use a special kind of PU, WEATHER AGENTS Good resistance to atmospheric agents. White colour can change into light yellow under long UV exposure. In any case this hasn't influence on mechanical properties.MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS corps ‘STANDARD CORD MEGAFLEX is manufactured with halicoidal zinked steal cords as standard, KEVLAR® Kevlar? tension cords are suggested in’ + Non-magnatic, for use in drives with metal detectors * Food industry * Applications in damp environments must be avoided Kevlar® cord belts have a lower dimensional stability compared to steal-cord belts. Length and tolerance may change, HP High Performance cords have 25% more strength capacity than standard cords. They are recommended for high-repeatabilty applications. HE High Flexibilty cords can accept smaller pulley and idler dlameters than standard cords. They are suitable for mult-shaft drives with severe reverse bending. HPF High Performance and Flexbilty cords have 25% more strength capacity, lke the HP cords, but they are more flexible than the HP cords. They are suggested {for high-performance and multi-sha‘t crives. STAINLESS STEEL Stainless stool cords havo 25% loss strength capacity than standard cords. They are recommenced for water applications,COATING MEGAFLEX can be manufactured with special coating on the teeth or on the back, Please check on pages 60 and $1, Other covers on request, IDENTIFICATION CODE Using the information in the table below, itis possible to identity the correct, belt for every application. The code 's composed of letters and numbers like in the following example: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SPECIAL MX + 60 + AT + 10 + 10000 + y4_,SPECML 1 MX MEGAFLEX This aumber indicates the requested bet width. The value 2 50 Is in mm for bel: with pitch in mm, and in inches for a bolt with pitch in ncnos, 3 at ‘This code Is composed by elles and indicates the profle ‘This number indicates the standara pitch of the belt, It 4 10 Is exaressed in mm, The last numer indicates the length of the belt always In mm regardless of pitch 6 SPECIAL ‘Special cords as Kevlar® or HP or HF of HPF or stainlass MANUFACTURES tee! Special compound as different hardness (85 ShA) or ferent colours (clack - red - yellow - clue) Extra coating INFT oF AVAFC oF Tenax or Linatex or Honeycomb or PU black cellulose or PU yellow or Neoprene rubber). Ploase see on page 50 and 51 5 10000bet with bet engin conte stance george mm encarta of puey s total conveyed mass mis bok soned Safty actor vty (83) coeticent of eon pelween be and gute bot pich Max Tacton Los wreoce z wm ON Max ‘action load is the maximum acceptable traction on cords Broaking-strength is the necessary load to broak the belt's cords. CHOICE OF BELT PITCH, LENGTH AND PULLEY For an optimal belt pitch see tables on page 10. i NNN ews Nem mn poronerat ce ‘rane ree per oth por unt ve orque rovstrin RPM on poy! ive poner ‘v0 erred oy mass i) umber a teth onthe ply rurerofteth in rsh onthe aie puley rumoeratteth onthe ma ley ume of teth on helo ley Breaking Sronath For an optimal choice of pulley size, itis desirable to have as nearest to 12 teeth in mesh as possible, Balt langth will be approximatel vanes 167 a, +4) + Seca Please always cheok available lengths in belt data pages, consider you must have an integer number of teeth. ‘The actual center distance will be 8 mogadyneg'oup.com B-Raf Bez 2 PearCALCULATION OF THE PERIPHERAL FORCE ON THE TIMING BELT For horaontl & conveying ves coereetee fremmoncotemermeammne oneperg Fur ieal «Mae For vera ives meatsimegh Knowing drive torque 200074, Knowing drive power 191-1082 / en) DETERMINATION OF THE BELT WIDTH ‘The belt width b should be calculated using the following formula 1G, safety acter tom page 13 table number 4 Fem above cakuton 2, pbeattihynen onary os-4*? g.-2y.z, To-5 (reset >the nent 0) ‘ransmitable ‘ce pe foth per un wth Fe, AOI ya Ze) PRE-TENSIONING ‘The suggested installation tension, see on page 12, ‘CORD CHECK [ESPECIALLY FOR POWER TRANSMISSION, CHECK CAREFULLY ACCORDING TO PROCEDURE ‘The maximum allowable tensile load of the bell pitctvwiath combination selected (see tables on belt data pages) ‘max traction load of chosen belt > == + (F, + C) SPROCKET AND IDLER DIAMETER CHECK Ensure that all selected pulley and icler diamaters are eaual to, or greater than, the minimum value specifies in corrospanding belt data page.CHOICE OF BELT PITCH, LENGTH AND PULLEY According to the belt pitch selection, table n.1 on page 11, considering the value of P and RPM, we select RPPS. ‘Thon we consider the nearest pulley diameter to the requested value and tho corresponding n. of teeth (seo technical information on page 29) Theretore 2, = 20 teeth (d, = 47,78 mm) and 2, = 2, « 2 = 60 (d, = 95,49 mm). Balt longth is L = 201,57 (d, + d,) + [(d, « d.)*/ 4c] = 2 + 900 + 1,57 + (47,75 + 95,49) + (95,49-47,75)? / (4 + 900) = 2026.5 mm. Because of this, the actual center distance will be: a teoaye YB eeagh- 212 2] MACHINE DATA, P= 2kW Fy= 191-108 Revolution = 1500 1/min Center distance = 900 mm Speed ratio (request) = 1:2 Max radial space = 85mm in the criven pulley Rotary presses Engine type 8. Ea Fee 18175 TBO = F, tom belo 240 ‘rom page 18 table 4,0, 18 2, 1485 12507,=12 534045 +10 aap mm —M S00RPM ire) wae ie “ Fea 2éNem flor on page 2931500 RPM Since tho noxt closest width is 30mm: 30RPPS is chosen. PRE-TENSIONING F, 534 .N CORD CHECK From page 29 max traction load is 2100N 708 Fe raxtvactonlosd > 4 7 504.5) 11580 2 2 2I00N > 1755N selected belt is acceptable. SPROCKET AND IDLER DIAMETER CHECK Checking the data on page 29 for pulleys and idlers, it can be seen that the drive has an acceptable pulley diameter mom eel 10. megadynogroup.comBELT WIDTH SELECTIONPolyuretnane / smooth steal Polyuetnane / rough steel Polyuretnane / abrasive stool Polyurethane NFT/ smooth steel Polywrotnane NFT / ough stot Polyurethane NFT / abrasive stl Polyuretnane / nylon Polyurethane NFT lon Plyuretnane / aluminium Polyurstane NFT/ aluminum Boating Volvent frietion voce etien Rollr/ potarethane bet Bush ‘The choice of the SAFETY FACTOR G,, depends on the operating condition, The following table shows the value to be used: Driven Machine Driver TypeA Type Type Office machinery Typewriters 1 1 12 Computers, printers At 12 13 Teloprinters, photocopiers At 12 13 Motion-picture projectors and cameras 1 12 12 Domestic machinery Centrifuges 1 1 12 Kitchen appliances, universal slicers 1,1 12 13 Sewing machi Domestic sewing machines At 12 13 Industrial sewing machines 12 13 14 Laundry machinery Driers 1.2 14 168 Washing machines 14 16 18 Bakery machinery and dough mixers 1.2 14 16 Conveyors Light-duty belt conveyors 1a 12 18 Belt conveyor for ore, coal, sand 1.2 14 16 Heavy duty conveyors 14 16 18 Elevators, screw conveyors 14 1.6 18 Bucket elevators 14 16 18 Agitators Mixers for liquids 12 14 168 Mixers for semi-liquids 18 18 17 42 mogadynegroup.comDriven Machine Drive TeeA Type c Machine tools Lathes 12 14 1.6 Drills and grinders 4,3 18 ww Millets and planers 1.8 18 17 Woodworking machinery Lathes and band saws 12 13 18 Planers and disk saws 12 14 1.6 Sawmil machinery 14 16 18 Brick machinery Mixers 14 16 1.8 Pug mills 16 18 2 Textile machinery Sooolers and warping machines 12 14 1.6 Spinning and twisting machines 13 18 A Paper machinery Agitators, calenders, driers 12 14 1.6 Pumps, beaters, pulpers 14 16 18 Printing machinery Linotype machines, cutters, folders 1,2 14 16 Rotary presses 4,8 18 Ar Seree! Drum screens 12 14 1.6 Vibrating screens 18 18 17 Fans, Blower Exhauster, radial blowers 14 16 18 Mine ventilators, axial blowers 16 18 2 Compress Helical compressors 14 18 16 Piston compressors 1,6 18 2 Pumps Centrifugal and gear pumps 12 14 16 Rociprocating pumos 47 19 24 Generators and exciters 14 16 18 Elevators and hoists 14 16 18 Contrituges 1,5 17 19 Pulober machinery 16 1 19 itis Hammer mills 18 wr 19 Ball, roller and gravel mils A? 1.9 24 Type A lectrie motes with ow starting Yong fp fo 1.8 times he rated tor Tipe B: electric motes with normal starting torque (1,5 to 2.5 tes the ate forge) Tyne C electric motors with high staring and breaking torque (over 2,5 tes the relates foray 13A major difficulty installing transmis- sion belts is to achieve the correct belt tension. The lifetime of the support bearings and transmission belts and, therefore, the relabilty of the complete system largely depend on an optimally adjusted bel tension, Protension is the force needed to put tonsion into the systom to avoid the bok Not correct belt installation Jumping the pulleys as in the example beside: For a correct system installation, all applications with the MEGAFLEX belt can be summarized according to the following cases: Morr Power transmission Conveyor transmission In power transmission application, the pretension force is the load which has to bbe applied to the center of one of the driving system's pulleys in static concitions to avoid the derailing of the belt p= azarae] For omega and conveyor transmission’ In omega application, to grant good mesh between the pulley and the teeth and to respect batt flexbilty avoiding excessive stross on the cord, we suggest d= 4* belt width and angle y = 120°.PROCEDURE TO MEASURE The procedure to measure the tension of the belt Is to use belt tensioning equipment. Ths device consists of a small sensing head, which is held across the bell to be measured, The belt is then tapped to induce its vibration at its natural frequency. The vibrations are detected by the sensing head and the ‘reauency of vibration is displayed on the measuring unit. The relation between the belt static tension (T)) and the frequency of vibration {f} may be calculated using the following formula: ey bor Ten4emetee WHERE: 1, = sate tron {= Frequency oftraton in Hes 1 Blt mass per it rath Bn) Fee blt span erg meters For a cortect system functioning and to increase the life of the belt, it is necessary a correct pulley installation: pulleys have to be parallel and aligned {as shown in drawing 1 (correct configuration). If pulleys are not parallel ike in drawing 2, belt could fall during functioning and this can damage the complete equipment. To grant a correct belt running, a and Ax must be as small as possible. For more information, please contact our technical statt ax tLe Drawing 1 Drawing 2 beawing 3AND TRANSMISSION PRECISION Backlash between tho belt and tho pulley teath is vory important for positioning precision and transmission synchronism, ‘To improve transmission pree'sion, it's possible to use zero or reduced backlash pulleys. Please note that these pulleys don’t reduce the elasticity of the belt teeth or cords. The maximum recommended pulley teeth are: Ti 100 iin Til 500 Winn Tul 1000 vimin 2520 In following table, there is a list of the average values for backlashes: ‘Average backiash — TSXLTIOLH.T20XH ATS. TIO. ATO vaeferstandard og 12 24 02 oa os RPP bolts and pulleys offer groat solutions for positioning systems because their parabolic profile reduces backlash and improves meshing quality. 46 meaadyneg-oup.com‘TOOTH PROFILE ACCORDING TO IS0 5296-1 XL - XL DL ‘Standard widths finch) ‘Standard widths (rm) ‘ih fer stan kr Wilt er ben Standard compound Standard back cover Standard tooth cover Standard cord Standard with clorance Standard thickness tolerance Standard length Standard length tobranco Special version belt on request 575 100 150 200 300 400600 127 1905 254 381 S08 762 1018 1524 en ee) me 8? 190 ate white polyurethane thermoplastic 828hA +1-0,3 mm {rom 1503,68 mm (1905 mm with NET) 1 22768,56 mm See on page 36 ‘See on page 37 DL bet valle only with standara stl, HF and stlnass core RPM(ymk) 0 20 40.««60 8 100-200 $00 400 $00 750 1000 1800 2000 S000 4000 5000 S000 FNer) 19 1 8 1 7 7 6 % 6% 4 0 a w nN 1 8 8 7 Ben width 50 5 100 150 200 300 400 ‘600 neh) MTL BS. MTL BS. MTL BS. MTL BS MTL BS MTL BS MTL BS MTL as. Stel 5851540 620 2400 6903525 TZTS 5105 1720 68852750 T0460 4000 soto gcas 21195 Kevin $15 2195885 5501180 4790“ TBIS «72702050 80S GEIS 148R0 5700 19950 8505 0085, HF 505 7025 815.3270 1090 4060 1670 68S 2255 9005 605 T0710 5750. T8990 7920 77790 Stanese 275 111051795595 «7900 OTS «SHTS 12954055 1980 7520 2680 T0085 ASKS 15015 Average value nH. Tk.= Max Traction L090 Oxo Pee onl Sui 08m ter 10-20 ww Sones 1318S 2.S.= Brosting Strength L NVTEETH DP DE = NTEETH DP. 3 10 1617 1566 st st98 12 1940 19.89 385821 1a 21922051 6s 18 20m) 2860 “ons als gf eae ons 249881 380 4528 aar7 2 se 8148ESE L-LDL [STANDARD WIDTHS fen) 50.««*75-=«—«100«150.« «200 300400600 [STANDARD WIDTHS (mm) «1271905254 381 508 762 1018 1624 Wiig forstandacibek grim) 8278S MS «180 285 3H TO lt or bei) 5075 ta 150-700 300400600 Standard compound white polyurethane thermoplastic 828hA Standard back cover none Standard tooth cover ‘none Standard cord zine plated ste Standard with clorance 41-0,5 mmm Standard thickness tolerance #/-0,8 mm TOOTHPROFLEACCORDNGTOWOS2HE-1 OT trom 1504,95 mm (1905 mm with NET) ‘ancardlenah 1 22764,75 mm Standard length tobrance See on page 36 Special version bok on request See on page 37 DL bet valle only with standara stl, HF and stlnass core RPM(ymk) 0 20 40.««60 80 100-200 $00 400 $00 750 1000 1500 2000 S000 4000 5000 S000 FNen) 97 9 3 95 mm] eran MSS) 6 100 150 200 200 ‘600 ‘ech ML, BS, MTL BS. MTL BS, MTL BS, MTL BS MTL 8. MTL Bs. Steel 825. 5051995 5345178 7125-7795 TOMS 9680 14765 5805 22400 8580 OOO T2045 45915 Stainless 67527151085 4985 1460 5850 2245 8985 9090 12720 AHO 14000 74S 24880 10825 97200 Average vase nH (T= Max Traston Load, 8.8.= Breaking Strength) L N'TEETH OF OE © W'TEETH DPE 6 2 3638 35.62 38 109,15 108.39 16 A548 aaze 4 2128 saose we ser som smo toe 2, amet] soe 2 6670 584 s6N6878 6903 “an! wm) gs) att 7201 Sul 35 eon aac ace wo on oe © Pea Seren te 65 65 97m 9828 a4 susce 0032 48 _mogadynegroup.comBO H-HDL ‘Standard widths finch), 575 100150 200 300 400600 ‘Standard widths (rm) wr 3e1 So 762 1018 1824 Wiig ferstancacibok grim) 6? STD Taz e985 ABT 80 ight or bein Ce Standard compound white polyurethane thermoplastic 828hA Standard back cover none Standard tooth cover ‘none Standard cord zine plated ste Standard with clorance 41-0,5 mmm Standard thickness tolernce#/-0,8 mm TOOTH PROFLEACCORDNGTO WSO S206 tn {trom 1511,3 mm (1905 mm with NET) {1 22758,4 mmm Standard length tobranco See on page 36 Special version bok on request See on page 37 DL bet valle only with standara stl, HF and stlnass core RPM(ymk) 0 20 40.««60 80100 200 $00 400 $00 750 1000 1500 2000 S000 4000 5000 S000 Fen) 44 42 42 4] 40 98 Gm vidtn 50 5 100 150 200 300 400 00 neh) MTL 8S. MTL BS. MTL BS. MTL BS MTL BS MTL BS MTL BS MTL as. Stool 9953090 1695 6780 2200 9175 3490 19965 7a 10150 7685 29128 11170 38100 17100 S950 Kevin? 6402565 1025 41001410 S40 «2180 720 807S 12810 4860 TAKES GtBD 24820 TOHKS 97760 HF 1088 418047757105 2400. BIO 9655 T4800 50TS 70080 | SoN0 aD5I0 11700 40980 s79T0 62700 Stainless 605 9290 18705490 18557425 742511005 9875 18500 6205 29575 O10 91650 19840 48150 Average value nN TL.= Max Traction L030, 8.8.= Breaking Strength) L N'TEETH OF OE © N'TEETH. DP 2 145660 s5z0 416170. 16038, 16 ese oat 4 irrar 7650 ie a7 Tao 46 ss108 267 2, amet] soe 2 us war fo 2285 amie “an! wm) g| 702 565 — ~ © 28 113,19 191,82 Kowr e = 8 wo Taiae 981 we oo a vasa5 12798 Sores 18% 6s aa use? 225BO XH - XH DL “STANDARD WIDTHS och) soo 1500030040000 [STANDARD WIDTHS fmm) 254 3310782 tote 1824 Woihtio-sancacbetarn) 2674008800 10671800 algo Loe a soo 450 eco, ou 1200 «1800 Standard compound white polyurethane thermoplastic 828hA Standard back cover none Standard tooth cover ‘none Standard cord zine plated ste Standard with clorance 4/4 mem Standard thickness tolerance #/-0,5 mm TOOTHPROFLEACCORDNGTONSOS206-3 in {trom 1511,3 mm (1911,35 mm with NET) {1 22758,4 mmm Standard length tobranco See on page 36 Special version bok on request See on page 37 DL bet valle only with standara stl, HF and stlnass core FPM(ymk) 0 20 40.«60 80100200 $00 400 $00 750 1000 1500 2000 S000 4000 5000 S000 FmNen) 115 111 108 105 102 11 92 a8) eek 100 150 ‘600 ‘ech wt, BS, MTL, BS. MTL, Ma. MTL Bs, Steel 315517805 185707657220 naBaD don as20T87EO 75525 e8045 Stainless 2510 1004041201648 7a 2am 0eD a2 T0000 2028s T1008 Average vase nH (M.TL= Max Taston Load, 8.8.= Breaking Strength) L wTEETH DP DE Te 50088 50857 ee s0n75 S016 2, SURE me 120 wis9s 846.14 “= ‘inating g Sool 182 TaD80 Hoe) em to Starles 24 2h 180165 20. mogadynegroup.comTS - T5 DL Standard compound Standard back cover Standard tooth cover Standard cord Standard wath tolerance ‘Standard widths (rom) 10 Weight er standard beh ae) 24 Weight er Db fr a Standard thickness telerance Standard length ‘TOOTH PROFILEACCOROING DIN 7721-1 s.ararc ngthtomrance LLL; Special version baton request 5 2 5075100150 sass ate aa 88 et Ss tO white polyurethane thermoplastic 82ShA Zine plated steel +41-0,5 mm 410,15 mm {rom 1380 mm (1500 mm with NFT) til 2270 mm ‘See on page 36 ‘See on page 37 DL bet avaiable only with standard steel, MF and standard stainless cor LCA RPM(ymk) 9 20 40.«60 80100200 $00 400 $00 750 1000 1800 000 $000 4000 $000 S000 FNeon) 24 28 2 OOO Bott width 0 6 Po 2 50 78 100 10 (om MTL 8S MTL BS, MTL BS, MEL BS, MTL BS, MTL BS MTL BS MTL. BS, Stool 2651055475 1900 80D S205 1055 4155 1860 6650 2685 T0rI0 3590 19655 58C0 70560 Kevin 585 2980 1080 42551795 7180 2026 e210 A720 14805 Go20 22875 4050 A058 T5200 46240 HP 415 1685. 740.2960. 1250 5000 1620 6480 2580 10070 4190 15990 5605 21200 $705 32200 HPF S90 -2135 960800 1400. GINO 2075 aT. amBS 19N00, 5975 20198 7185 Z7SIO T1805 41925, Stainless 100 765340736575 2905745 «7900 1195 785 165 7059 25859690 4750 14875 HP etsiness 4701680 e25 S240 1410 5640. 18257315 905.1700 4490 17970 6005 24095 9080 96065 8.S.= Brosking Sensi @e 2 n GB wz a ‘ ‘8 curge ane ® an ue "Dien 18 ‘oon al J a mw = Kew = a ew ca 7 we » % HPF 2H 40 40 @ snes 16 eo eine tee 1592 15.09 38 Sra 58.7 1930 187 406368 6799 zane 2148 4 roca 68.20 aus 7008 48 7608 7887 7546 7408 0 9549 98.67 2ass 2782 31839100 3820 787 mse 10,73 477584692 50855010