Toothed belt for use with oil and relative timing control system
AssigneeDayco Europe S.R.L.
InventorsCarlo Baldovino, Marco Di Meco, Tommaso Di Giacomo, Marino Petaccia
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AssigneeDayco Europe S.R.L.
InventorsCarlo Baldovino, Marco Di Meco, Tommaso Di Giacomo, Marino Petaccia
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Toothed belt for use with oil comprising a body and a plurality of teeth extending from at least a surface of the body; the teeth are covered by a coating fabric. The toothed belt comprises a plurality of resistant inserts produced from at least a first and a second material. Preferably, the resistant inserts are constituted by glass fibers and carbon fibers. Preferably, a resistant layer is made to adhere over the coating fabric, said layer comprising a fluorine based plastomer with the addition of an elastomeric material, wherein the plastomer is present in a greater amount than the elastomeric material. The elastomeric material forming the body of the belt is preferably a copolymer obtained from a diene monomer and a monomer containing nitrile groups, wherein the nitrile groups are between 33% and 49%, preferably 39 weight % with respect to the copolymer.
A method of providing a toothed belt for use in oil, the method comprising:
Timing control system for a motor vehicle comprising at least one driving pulley, one driven pulley, a toothed belt adapted for use substantially continuous contact with oil or partly immersed in oil, and materials for maintaining said toothed belt in an oil-wet condition;
A toothed belt, adapted for use in substantially continuous contact with oil or partly immersed in oil, the belt comprising a body, a plurality of teeth extending from at least a first surface of said body, said teeth being coated by a first fabric, said first fabric is externally coated by a first resistant layer, which comprises a fluorinated plastomer, a first elastomeric material, and a vulcanizing agent;
A method of providing a belt for use with oil, the method comprising:
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