Flat belt
AssigneeBando Kagaku Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasahiro Inukai, Yoshiyuki Kitano
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AssigneeBando Kagaku Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasahiro Inukai, Yoshiyuki Kitano
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[Problem] In a clutch mechanism using magnetic force, the problem is to avoid early damage to the rubber layer in contact with a rotating member without impairing the power transmission interrupting function of the mechanism. [Solving Means] A flat belt includes a tension-resistant layer 2, in which a core cord 2a is spirally wound, an upper holding rubber layer 3, a lower holding rubber layer 4, an upper rubber layer 5, and a lower rubber layer 6. The holding rubber layers 3 and 4 are laid on the upper and lower sides of the tension-resistant layer 2 respectively, retaining the layer 2. The upper and lower rubber layers 5 and 6 are laid on the upper side of the upper holding rubber layer 3 and the lower side of the lower holding rubber layer 4 respectively. 150-300 parts by weight of ferrite for 100 parts by weight of rubber matrix are mixed in the upper rubber layer 5, which is on the outer peripheral side of the flat belt when the belt is wound on a guide wheel.
A flat belt for use in a clutch mechanism that transmits mechanical power to a rotating member by bringing the belt into contact with an outer peripheral frictional surface of the rotating member by applying belt tension to the belt, and that interrupts the power transmission by forcing the belt away from the frictional surface by means of the magnetic force of a magnet by slackening the belt tension, the belt comprising:
A clutch mechanism that transmits mechanical power to a rotating member by contacting an outer peripheral surface of the rotating member with a tensioned belt, and wherein the mechanical power transmitted to the rotating member is interrupted by forcing the belt away from the frictional surface by means of a magnet force of a magnet, thereby slackening the belt tension, said belt comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.