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ToggleIn modern industry automation, timing belt plays a vital role in ensuring accurate synchronization of movements. There are many connection methods for timing belt, pin splice is favored because of its convenient installation, reusable and suitable for small spaces. So, what exactly is a spliced timing belt? How is it different from the traditional hot melt connection? This article will explain for you.
What is a pin spliced timing belt?
A pin joint timing belt is a PU open-ended belt (typically reinforced with steel or Kevlar cords) that is pre-cut at both ends into precise fingers. Both ends are connected using threaded stainless steel pins in cross holes through the tooth to form a closed-loop belt. Unlike traditional joint methods such as hot vulcanization or mechanical lacing, the pin splice allows for tool-free, on-site installation with minimal downtime. It is especially ideal for systems which require fast maintenance and frequent belt replacements.
Advantages & Disadvantages of Quick Pin Spliced Timing Belt
Advantages | Disadvantages |
Field connection | Not suitable for high load or high torque scenarios |
Quick installation | High requirement for joint processing |
Time and labor saving | The pin may be loose and need to be inspected regularly for stability |
Reusable assembly and disassembly | The visual appearance is not as beautiful and neat as the flex timing belt |
Compared with Other Joint Methods
Joint Method | Installation Speed | Reusable | Tool Needed | Application Situations |
Pin Splice | Very Fast | YES | No | Fast maintenance and small space installation |
Hot Melt | Medium | No | Hot Melt Equipment | Permanent installation, high load system |
Mechanical Clasp | Fast | Yes | Basic tool | Temporary use |
Glued | Slow | No | Basic tool and glue | Limited installation space, low load capacity |
Why choose Puteken quick pin spliced timing belt?
As a professional supplier of industrial belting solutions, Puteken has several unique advantages in the field of quick pin spliced timing belt:
- Precise-cut Tooth Profile
We adopt CNC precision equipment to process the toothed belt interface to ensure that the cutting angle and spacing of each tooth position are strictly controlled within
±0.1mm tolerance. After the pin spliced, the operation of timing belt is stable and there is no tooth slippage. - High-quality Pin Components
Our pin is made from stainless steel or coated with anti-corrosion materials, ensuring stable operation under high-humidity or dusty environments. - Abundant Stock of Wide Range Sizes
We offer a large number stock of common belt profiles such as T10, AT10, H, and L for fast delivery. Custom lengths and profiles are also available. - Technical Support
Free guides, manuals and video technical support are available. Whether you need small batch customization or large batch OEM production, Puteken always provide you with stable and efficient timing belt solutions.