Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
04 Oct 2024 13:40 - 04 Oct 2024 13:43 #311281
by PhilipME
Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source was created by PhilipME
The spindle : bt-30 power head
The spindle motor : AC servo 1.5 kw max rpm 3000 rpm
torque : 5 N.M
They are not infront of me right now, but I think both have 14 mm shaft with key
intended for small milling machine.
Best regards
Philip
The spindle motor : AC servo 1.5 kw max rpm 3000 rpm
torque : 5 N.M
They are not infront of me right now, but I think both have 14 mm shaft with key
intended for small milling machine.
Best regards
Philip
Last edit: 04 Oct 2024 13:43 by PhilipME.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
04 Oct 2024 16:10 #311293
by Roguish
Replied by Roguish on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
check out Brekoflex. www.brecoflex.com/
i've used them for all kinds of machines. have them on my mill tool.
i've used them for all kinds of machines. have them on my mill tool.
The following user(s) said Thank You: PhilipME
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
04 Oct 2024 21:07 #311310
by spumco
Replied by spumco on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
Along with Brecoflex, B&B Manufacturing and Rainbow Precision are sources I use for belts & pulleys.
For pulley mounting where a taper-lock or similar tapered bush isn't available, keyless shaft bushings are an excellent choice. Very strong shaft grip, excellent runout, and easy to use if you're making your own pullies from pre-hobbed blanks (or raw stock)
Before you commit to a timing belt, consider a poly-v (milti-rib, many names) profile. They are considerably quieter than timing belts, and can still be used for a rigid-tapping setup if you put an encoder directly on the spindle. Downside is they require a bit more belt tension - and thus bearing loads - than timing belts.
If you absolutely must have a timing belt and are willing to spend a bit more than typical HTD prices, Continental's SilentSynch are almost as quiet as poly-v's. Downside is the pulley selection is less broad than with standard timing belt profiles and they can get pricey.
For pulley mounting where a taper-lock or similar tapered bush isn't available, keyless shaft bushings are an excellent choice. Very strong shaft grip, excellent runout, and easy to use if you're making your own pullies from pre-hobbed blanks (or raw stock)
Before you commit to a timing belt, consider a poly-v (milti-rib, many names) profile. They are considerably quieter than timing belts, and can still be used for a rigid-tapping setup if you put an encoder directly on the spindle. Downside is they require a bit more belt tension - and thus bearing loads - than timing belts.
If you absolutely must have a timing belt and are willing to spend a bit more than typical HTD prices, Continental's SilentSynch are almost as quiet as poly-v's. Downside is the pulley selection is less broad than with standard timing belt profiles and they can get pricey.
The following user(s) said Thank You: PhilipME
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
05 Oct 2024 04:02 #311316
by PhilipME
Replied by PhilipME on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
Thank you all for the information
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
05 Oct 2024 09:01 #311337
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
The following user(s) said Thank You: PhilipME
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
05 Oct 2024 13:40 #311351
by Unlogic
Replied by Unlogic on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
I've purchased all my HTD belts and pulleys from Norelem. They have all been of very high quality.
The following user(s) said Thank You: PhilipME
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
05 Oct 2024 14:28 #311352
by PhilipME
Replied by PhilipME on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
Realy thankfull for the help I got here
Philip
Philip
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
06 Oct 2024 04:43 - 06 Oct 2024 04:47 #311387
by PhilipME
Replied by PhilipME on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
I visited all sites in the replies
regarding tapered bushing naming
for example 1108 means the max bore it can be selected for the group is 1.1 inch, and the length is .8 inches.
While my shaft is in metric system.
I found many companies list for example 1108 tapered bushing with metric shafts. Little confusing for me because , either use imperial or metric not a mix.
In all cases I will be buying pulleis/tapered bushings combination as a set, I will not try to buy them individually and try to match. Eventhough, it should not be complicated anyway just precaution.
Now I have to perform the calculations regarding torque based on the servo motor maximum torque and teeth engagement
Best regards
Philip
regarding tapered bushing naming
for example 1108 means the max bore it can be selected for the group is 1.1 inch, and the length is .8 inches.
While my shaft is in metric system.
I found many companies list for example 1108 tapered bushing with metric shafts. Little confusing for me because , either use imperial or metric not a mix.
In all cases I will be buying pulleis/tapered bushings combination as a set, I will not try to buy them individually and try to match. Eventhough, it should not be complicated anyway just precaution.
Now I have to perform the calculations regarding torque based on the servo motor maximum torque and teeth engagement
Best regards
Philip
Last edit: 06 Oct 2024 04:47 by PhilipME.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
06 Oct 2024 12:36 #311402
by Aciera
Replied by Aciera on topic Can you recommend belt/pulley driving source
All you need to worry about is that the taper is the same in the pulley and the bushing.
If the pulley size you want comes with, say, a 1210 taper then you need to look for a bushing with a 1210 taper and a metric bore with the diameter you need.
If the pulley size you want comes with, say, a 1210 taper then you need to look for a bushing with a 1210 taper and a metric bore with the diameter you need.
The following user(s) said Thank You: PhilipME
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Moderators: cncbasher
Time to create page: 0.090 seconds