Timing belt coatings

Belting Skill timing belt coatings are designed for synchronous conveying applications requiring specific mechanical and chemical properties.

Belting Skill offers a range of timing belt coatings that can be selected according to their coefficient of friction, compressibility, abrasion resistance and compatibility with the production process.

Types of flat coatings for timing belts

The range of timing belt coatings includes various solutions developed according to the application and required material.

All products

FLAT COVER 85A Supergrip PU GREEN

PU

SH 85 A

Material

PU

Reinforcement

-

Hardness

SH 85 A

Color

-

Prompt delivery

-

fda logo

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Scopri

Flat Cover 55A supergrip PVC petrol green

PVC

SH 55 A

Material

PVC

Reinforcement

-

Hardness

SH 55 A

Color

-

Prompt delivery

-

fda logo

-

Scopri

Flat Cover 45A supergrip natural rubber red

NATURAL RUBBER

40 +/- 5 SH.A

Material

NATURAL RUBBER

Reinforcement

-

Hardness

40 +/- 5 SH.A

Color

-

Prompt delivery

-

fda logo

-

Scopri

Flat Cover 55A/70A ribbed

PU

SH 55 / 70 A

Material

PU

Reinforcement

-

Hardness

SH 55 / 70 A

Color

-

Prompt delivery

-

fda logo

-

Scopri

FLAT COVER 60A / 70A / 85A TPU TRANSPARENT

SPEC. COMPOUND

SH 60 / 70 / 85 A

Material

SPEC. COMPOUND

Reinforcement

-

Hardness

SH 60 / 70 / 85 A

Color

Trasparente

Prompt delivery

-

fda logo

-

Scopri

Flat Cover 55A special compound red

SPEC. COMPOUND

SH 55 A

Material

SPEC. COMPOUND

Reinforcement

-

Hardness

SH 55 A

Color

-

Prompt delivery

-

fda logo

-

Scopri

Flat Cover natural rubber red

NATURAL RUBBER

SH 40 / 45 A

Material

NATURAL RUBBER

Reinforcement

-

Hardness

SH 40 / 45 A

Color

-

Prompt delivery

-

fda logo

-

Scopri

Materials

Belting Skill timing belt coatings are available in various materials, selected according to the performance required by the application.

Polyurethane film coatings

Solutions with different thicknesses and Shore hardness levels, suitable for applications in the woodworking, ceramics and glass industries.

PVC coatings

A material with a high coefficient of friction and good resistance to acids, used in the paper, glass, ceramics, labelling and packaging industries.

Rubber coatings

Available in various synthetic and natural rubber versions, suitable for applications requiring high friction and resistance to high temperatures.

Advantages of timing belt coatings

Timing belt coatings help optimise belt performance according to the application.

The main advantages include:

  • improved grip
  • optimised coefficient of friction
  • availability of materials with good abrasion resistance
  • solutions with good compressibility
  • adaptability to different synchronous conveying requirements
  • a wide selection of materials suited to different production processes

Available configurations

Timing belt coatings are available in various configurations according to the material and process requirements.

The range includes:

  • different thicknesses
  • different Shore hardness levels
  • materials with a high coefficient of friction
  • materials with good compressibility
  • solutions for applications requiring abrasion resistance
  • versions suitable for specific industrial processes

This variety allows the timing belt to be adapted to the requirements of the synchronous conveying system.

Industries and applications

Timing belt coatings can be used in various industries according to the selected material and required performance.

Depending on the application, they can be used in:

  • the woodworking industry
  • the ceramics industry
  • the glass industry
  • the paper industry
  • labelling
  • packaging
  • certain food-industry applications

FAQs about timing belt coatings

What are timing belt coatings used for?

They are used in synchronous conveying applications where the belt must provide specific mechanical, chemical or grip properties.

What materials are available?

The range includes polyurethane film, polyurethane, PVC and rubber coatings.

What are the advantages of polyurethane?

Polyurethane provides high abrasion resistance and is suitable for numerous industrial applications.

When is a PVC coating used?

PVC is used when a high coefficient of friction and good acid resistance are required.

Are solutions available for food-industry applications?

Yes, FDA-approved polyurethane backing materials can be supplied on request. Food-grade PVC can also be used in food-industry processes.

Which industries use these coatings?

The main industries include woodworking, ceramics, glass, paper, labelling and packaging, as well as certain food-industry applications.