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Browning® Gearbelt® 3514312 Solid Type DF Synchronous Timing Pulley With Flange, 1/2 to 2 in QD® Bore, 4.402 in OD, 28 Grooves, 4.456 in Dia Pitch, 3-3/8 in W Face
Synchronous belt drives help reduce the problems of slippage, belt stretch, lubrication and metal to metal contact. They provide superior performance because power is transmitted by positive engagement of belt teeth rather than by friction, as in conventional belt drives.
Browning® Gearbelt® 1055318 Type 2 Synchronous Timing Pulley With Flange, 5/8 to 1-1/4 in Bore, 2.477 in OD, 21 Grooves, 2.507 in Dia Pitch, 1-1/4 in W Face
Synchronous belt drives help reduce the problems of slippage, belt stretch, lubrication and metal to metal contact. They provide superior performance because power is transmitted by positive engagement of belt teeth rather than by friction, as in conventional belt drives.
Browning® Gearbelt® 1055284 Type 2 Synchronous Timing Pulley With Flange, 1/2 to 7/8 in Bore, 2.119 in OD, 18 Grooves, 2.149 in Dia Pitch, 1-1/4 in W Face
Synchronous belt drives help reduce the problems of slippage, belt stretch, lubrication and metal to metal contact. They provide superior performance because power is transmitted by positive engagement of belt teeth rather than by friction, as in conventional belt drives.
Browning® Gearbelt® 3514130 Solid Type EF Synchronous Timing Pulley With Flange, 1/2 to 2 in QD® Bore, 3.766 in OD, 24 Grooves, 3.82 in Dia Pitch, 2-11/32 in W Face
Synchronous belt drives help reduce the problems of slippage, belt stretch, lubrication and metal to metal contact. They provide superior performance because power is transmitted by positive engagement of belt teeth rather than by friction, as in conventional belt drives.
Browning® Gearbelt® 1055474 Type 2 Synchronous Timing Pulley With Flange, 3/4 to 1-3/4 in Bore, 3.447 in OD, 22 Grooves, 3.501 in Dia Pitch, 1-1/4 in W Face
Synchronous belt drives help reduce the problems of slippage, belt stretch, lubrication and metal to metal contact. They provide superior performance because power is transmitted by positive engagement of belt teeth rather than by friction, as in conventional belt drives.
