Raw Edge cogged belts

Raw edge cogged belts, also known as notched V-belts, are a type of power transmission belt used in various industrial applications to transfer rotational motion and power between pulleys. These belts have a distinct design with notches or cogs on their inner surface, which sets them apart from classical V- belts. Choosing the right type of belt, whether raw edge cogged or another variation, depends on the specific requirements of the application, including power transmission needs, environmental conditions, and space constraints.

Here are some key features and characteristics of raw edge cogged belts:

1. Cogged Design: The most distinctive feature of raw edge cogged belts is
their notched or cogged inner surface. This design allows for greater flexibility and bending around small pulley diameters without sacrificing strength or power transmission efficiency.

2. High-Speed Applications: Due to their improved flexibility and reduced heat generation, raw edge cogged belts are often used in high-speed applications. The design helps minimize friction and heat buildup, allowing for smoother operation at elevated speeds.

3. Efficient Power Transmission: The notched or cogged design enhances the flexibility of the belt, reducing bending resistance and improving the efficiency of power transmission. This makes raw edge cogged belts suitable for applications where high efficiency is crucial.

4. Temperature Resistance: These belts are designed to withstand a range of temperatures, making them suitable for applications in environments with varying heat levels. The materials used in their construction provide resistance
to heat-related wear and degradation.