Gates Belts, Hoses, and Applications

GATES BELTS, HOSES, AND APPLICATIONS

Thursday, November 2, 2017

Options to Reduce Overhung Load on Gear Reducers and Gearboxes

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If calculated overhung loads are larger than those recommended by a gearbox manufacturer, there are three possible options that can be used ...

Synchronous Belts vs. Ball Screws

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From the design, construction, and first-cost standpoint, a synchronous belt drive can have distinct advantages over a ball screw in certain...
Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Idler Bushings

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Some belt drives require the use of an idler sprocket whether it’d be for tensioning or achieving sufficient belt wrap. Gates does offe...

Misalignment

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Maintenance technicians may not always find it practical or possible to accurately calculate the total misalignment in a system while determ...

Alignment, Tracking, and Flanges

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If  one side on a belt wears faster than the other, a tracking problem where the belt is riding against a sprocket flange may exist. This co...

Belt Drive Inspection and Symptom Analysis

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Gates recommends the following steps when inspecting a synchronous belt drive system: With the power shut off, locked and tagged, and the ...

Poly Chain GT Carbon for Food Processing Operations

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For high torque applications, food processors can use Poly Chain GT Carbon belts with carbon fiber tensile cords.   Carbon fiber tensile cor...
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