Continental
FHP V-Belt, PowerSpan, 4L270, 4L, Polybutadiene Rubber, 27 in, 1-2 in Top Width
- SKU:
- ZO-G5277820
- UPC:
- 037256056062
- MPN:
- 4L270
- Condition:
- New
- Weight:
- 0.15 LBS
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
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Description
The CONTINENTAL - 4L270 is a Fractional Horsepower (FHP) V-Belt, a type of power transmission belt used in various industrial applications. Made from Polybutadiene, this belt is intended for use as a medium of power transmission between pulleys in machinery. It may be used under heavy-duty conditions common in industries such as manufacturing and automotive. Key Features of the CONTINENTAL - 4L270 FHP V-Belt: Belt Material: The belt material is made from Polybutadiene, known for its characteristics of potential durability, flexibility, and resistance to certain environmental factors like heat and chemicals. Construction: Raw Edge, Cogged construction enhances grip on the pulley system for efficient power transmission. For Use With: Suitable for use with multiple belt systems enhancing its versatility across different machinery types. Operating Temperature Range: Rated for operation within the temperature range of -40 Degrees to 140 Degrees F. Number of Ribs: Features one rib intended to improve grip on the pulley system potentially distributing load evenly across the belt surface. Outside Length & Top Width: Has an outside length of 27 inches with a top width of half an inch. These dimensions are important considerations when fitting this product into specific industrial applications like machinery drive systems. V-Belt Section & Type: '4L' classification indicates dimension parameters that may be compatible with certain types of machinery. This information can assist industry professionals when selecting belts suitable for their mechanical needs.
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Additional Information
Country of Origin: |
United States |
SubCategory: |
Power Transmission |
International Shipping: |
No |
Lead Time: |
Expected to ship in 1-2 business days |
Material: |
Polybutadiene |