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How to use it?
The method of jointing the ends of the belt:
Step 1: To be heated with an alcohol lamp until it is hot enough to melt the end of the belting.
Step 2: Join the ends together until they cool.
Step 3: Trim off the extra material around the joint until the joint is the same diameter as the belt.
Application:
It is widely used in the transportation of packaging machines, printing machines, textile machines, transmission wheels, ceramic tiles, cement tiles, floor tiles, wooden products, food cans, newspaper prints, etc.
G Clark
August 19, 2025
Easy to cut to length, melt the ends with a lighter and mush the ends together - in a straight line (use a bench vise slightly open). Then use a wire cutter to delete the bump of material where it is mushed together (after it cools)
Karl Schmitz
August 5, 2025
This was the ideal replacement for a broken drive belt in a small piece of lab instrumentation. Has worked flawlessly since then. Good deal.
Mike
June 11, 2025
The belt does just what it is supposed to do. No problems, nothing unexpected.
Mike
April 20, 2025
Works on my old 1X30 sander. Cut...melt...and hold together for 30 seconds.
Keith Lewis
March 18, 2025
Worked very well holds up well. All you do is heat the end up and push them together and it fuses into one piece. Amazing. I am absolutely impressed. No joke.
Deep Breath - Fast Run
March 5, 2025
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Larry D Laye
February 6, 2025
Heat to splice make sure you let it cool off before you test the strength
6thMichCav
January 25, 2025
Measured to proper length and fused together as instructed, this product makes a passable sewing machine belt. Given that belts are much more expensive; I look forward to trying it out on more belt-driven machines.
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