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400H100 Classical Timing Belts

400H100 Classical Single-Sided Timing Belts have been developed for the use in high performance drives. Drive speed is transmitted synchronously, i.e. without speed loss, and with a constant transmission ratio. Performance ZR timing belts feature an engineered synthetic rubber neoprene core, glass fiber cords and have an abrasionresistant protective fabric cover. This combination makes these timing belts extremely durable and efficient.

MPN: 400H100

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section	Single_Sided
tooth profile	H
length in	40
width in	1

tooth pitch in	0.5
weight lbs	0.2
material	Rubber

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