The Benefits of Using a Rubber Timing Belt in Industrial Equipment!

A timing belt is a type of cogged belt, often composed of reinforced rubber, that drives the camshaft in an internal combustion engine. Also known as a timing chain or a cam belt, it is a component of an internal combustion engine that controls the timing of the valves. Some engines use timing gears instead of belts. The phrase "timing belt" also refers to any flat belt with teeth integrated into it. Timing belts are used for power transmission or to convert rotational motion to linear motion. In such instances, either large loads or keeping a precise drive ratio are critical. Rubber timing belts are commonly used in linear positioning systems outside of automobiles. What does a rubber timing belt do? The cam belt or timing belt controls the timing of the internal combustion engine. The camshaft governs the timing of the valves, which are driven by the cam belt from the crankshaft. Small slots on the belt connect the cambelt to the shaft...