Dayton
Dayton FHP V-Belt, Duraflex GL, 4L720, 4L, NR, 72 in, 1-2 in Top Width 4L720
- SKU:
- ZO-G0294052
- UPC:
- 190735329221
- MPN:
- 4L720
- Condition:
- New
- Weight:
- 0.01 LBS
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
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Description
The DAYTON - 4L720 is a Fractional Horsepower (FHP) V-Belt, a type of power transmission belt commonly used in industrial applications. This belt is intended for use as a medium of power transmission between pulleys in machinery. It is constructed with durability in mind for applications that may include heavy-duty usage found across various industries like manufacturing, automotive among others. Key Features of the DAYTON - 4L720 FHP V-Belt: Belt Material: The belt is made from gum rubber with a fabric cover and polyester cords. These materials are known for their characteristics including potential durability, flexibility, and some level of resistance against certain environmental factors like heat or chemicals. Operating Temperature: It is rated for operation within the specified temperature ranges from -22 Degrees F up to 194 Degrees F. Number of Ribs: The presence of one rib on the belt could potentially enhance grip while distributing load evenly which might improve power transmission efficiency. Outside Length & Top Width: The outside length measures at 72 inches while the top width is half an inch; these dimensions should be considered when determining compatibility with specific industrial machinery or commercial equipment. V-Belt Section: Classified under the "4L" section indicating its dimensions compatibility with certain machinery types. Resistance Properties: Has shown some level of resistance against factors such as heat; oil, static conductive elements which could potentially affect its performance under different conditions
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Additional Information
Material: |
Fabric Cover, Rubber Body, Polye |
Color: |
Black |
SubCategory: |
Power Transmission |
International Shipping: |
No |
Banned States: |
CA |
Lead Time: |
Expected to ship in 1-2 business days |