Sheave misalignment on V-belt drives should be less than 1 / 2 degree or 1 / 10" per foot of drive center distance. The greater the misaligned, the greater the chance of belt instability, increased belt wear. Turn off and lock out power source. Observe all other safety procedures. Select proper replacement belts. Inspect drive elements-bearings, shaft, etc.
Sheave misalignment on V-belt drives should be less than 1 / 2 degree or 1 / 10" per foot of drive center distance. The greater the misaligned, the greater the chance of belt instability, increased belt wear. Turn off and lock out power source. Observe all other safety procedures. Select proper replacement belts. Inspect drive elements-bearings, shaft, etc.
Sheave misalignment on V-belt drives should be less than 1 / 2 degree or 1 / 10" per foot of drive center distance. The greater the misaligned, the greater the chance of belt instability, increased belt wear. Turn off and lock out power source. Observe all other safety procedures. Select proper replacement belts. Inspect drive elements-bearings, shaft, etc.
Sheave misalignment on V-belt drives should be less than 1 / 2 degree or 1 / 10" per foot of drive center distance. The greater the misaligned, the greater the chance of belt instability, increased belt wear. Turn off and lock out power source. Observe all other safety procedures. Select proper replacement belts. Inspect drive elements-bearings, shaft, etc.
As a general rule, sheave misalignment on V-belt drives should be less than
degree or 1/10 per foot of drive center distance. Misalignment for synchronous, Polyflex and Micro-V belts should be within degree or 1/16 per foot of drive center distance. The greater the misalignment, the greater the chance of belt instability, increased belt wear and V-belt turnover.
Turn off and lock out power source. Observe all other safety procedures.