Optibelt Timing belt 8M 60 teeth 480x30mm 8M48030
£33.97 at Blueperry · 38% below amazon price £54.99
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £43.96 on 15 Sept, £33.97 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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The standard Omega belt meets average performance requirements for slow to fast rotating drives without special shock loads.
The back of the belt is made of a flexible polychloroprene compound that protects the cord layer from external influences.
The cord layer is composed of fibreglass threads twisted in pairs in opposite directions.
It has very good bending properties, very low elasticity and high tensile strength.
Like the back of the belt, the teeth are made of a polychloroprene rubber compound, which provides high shear strength and features a polyamide fabric that protects the tines fro
The back of the belt is made of a flexible polychloroprene compound that protects the cord layer from external influences.
The cord layer is composed of fibreglass threads twisted in pairs in opposite directions.
It has very good bending properties, very low elasticity and high tensile strength.
Like the back of the belt, the teeth are made of a polychloroprene rubber compound, which provides high shear strength and features a polyamide fabric that protects the tines fro
EAN 4014486052909 · Optibelt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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