ISO - 17396 - 2014 - EN - FR - Belt Pully
ISO - 17396 - 2014 - EN - FR - Belt Pully
ISO - 17396 - 2014 - EN - FR - Belt Pully
se/std-916941
INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 17396
First edition
2014-01-15
Reference number
ISO 17396:2014(E)
© ISO 2014
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ISO 17396:2014(E)
ISO 17396:2014(E)
Contents Page
Foreword......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... iv
1 Scope.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
2 Normative references....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
3 Belt profile systems............................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
4 Belt nomenclature............................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
5 Pulley profile systems...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
6 Pulley nomenclature......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
7 Belt profile systems T and AT................................................................................................................................................................... 3
7.1 Belt profile systems T and AT — General......................................................................................................................... 3
7.2 Profile system T — Belt tooth dimensions and tolerances................................................................................ 3
7.3 Profile system AT — Belt tooth dimensions and tolerances............................................................................ 4
8 Belt widths and tolerances......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
9 Pitch length measurement.......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
9.1 Endless belts manufactured in circular moulds.......................................................................................................... 5
9.2 For very long endless belts and open belts..................................................................................................................... 6
9.3 Total measuring forces...................................................................................................................................................................... 7
9.4 Procedures................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
9.5 Belt length tolerances........................................................................................................................................................................ 8
10 Pulleys.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
10.1 General profile system T.................................................................................................................................................................. 9
10.2 General profile system AT........................................................................................................................................................... 12
Annex A (normative) Pulley tolerances...........................................................................................................................................................15
Bibliography.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
ISO 17396:2014(E)
Foreword
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The committee responsible for this document is ISO/TC 41, Pulleys and belts (including veebelts),
Subcommittee SC 4, Synchronous belt drives.
1 Scope
This International Standard specifies the principal characteristics of synchronous endless and open
belts and pulleys of the profile systems T and AT for use in synchronous belt drives1) for mechanical
power transmission and where positive indexing or synchronization can be required.
The principal belt and pulley characteristics include
a) nominal belt tooth dimensions,
b) belt tooth pitch spacing,
c) belt length and width dimensions,
d) belt length measurement specifications,
e) pulley groove dimensions and tolerances,
f) pulley diameter and width dimensions and tolerances, and
g) pulley quality specification.
The belts of the profile systems T and AT are made of polyurethane with high-tension fine steel cord
tension members in most cases. As far as certain forces are given in this International Standard, these
values are only valid for this kinds of belt. For polyurethane belts with different tensile cords, i.e. aramid
or rubber belts reinforced with glass fibre, the values can be different. It is intended that the user and
the manufacturer agree about suitable values. Open belts made of thermoplastic polyurethane can be
spliced to work as endless belts in conveyor applications. In this case, the tolerances are not valid for the
splicing area of the endless spliced belt.
2 Normative references
The following documents, in whole or in part, are normatively referenced in this document and are
indispensable for its application. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated
references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.
ISO 254, Belt drives — Pulleys — Quality, finish and balance
1) Synchronous belt drives have been known by various titles in the past: for example, timing belt drives,
positive belt drives, gear belt drives.
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4 Belt nomenclature
A belt is designated by a combination of numbers and letters as follows:
a) the width, in millimetres;
b) the profile system;
c) the pitch, in millimetres;
d) the belt pitch length, in millimetres (and add the number of teeth in brackets, if required);
e) double-sided belts are designated by adding DG or DT before the profile system letter: DG if the tooth
position is opposite Gap; DT if the tooth position is opposite Tooth;
f) open belts are designated by adding the letter “M” behind the length; for spliced belts, use the letter
“V.”
EXAMPLE 1 A metric synchronous belt of 10 mm pitch, profile system T, 50 mm wide, and 1 400 mm in pitch
length is designated as:
6 Pulley nomenclature
A pulley for a synchronous drive is identified by the number of grooves, the groove pitch and profile, and
the width. It is designated, as is the belt, by a combination of numbers and letters as follows:
a) the letter “P,” which indicates a pulley;
b) the number of grooves;
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ISO 17396:2014(E)