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V-Belt K28

A V-belt K28 is a power transmission belt commonly used in various mechanical systems. This entry details its material composition, purpose, function, usage scenarios, and common types.

Material

V-belts, including the K28 variant, are predominantly constructed from rubber compounds reinforced with tensile cords.

• Rubber Compound: Typically, these belts utilize a blend of natural rubber, synthetic rubbers (such as EPDM, Chloroprene, or Polyurethane), carbon black, and other additives to achieve desired flexibility, durability, and resistance to abrasion, oil, and temperature variations.
• Tensile Cords: The cords embedded within the rubber provide the belt’s strength. Common materials include polyester, aramid (e.g., Kevlar), or nylon. Aramid cords offer higher strength and lower stretch compared to polyester.
• Cover Fabric: A fabric layer, often nylon or polyester, encases the rubber compound to protect the cords and provide grip.

Purpose & Function

The primary purpose of a V-belt K28 is to transmit power efficiently from a driving pulley to a driven pulley.

• Power Transmission: The belt wraps around the pulleys, and the friction between the belt and pulley surfaces transfers rotational motion and torque.
• Speed Ratio Adjustment: By using pulleys of different diameters, V-belts can alter the speed and torque characteristics of the system. A smaller driven pulley increases speed but reduces torque, and vice versa.
• Shock Absorption: The belt’s flexibility allows it to absorb some shock and vibration, protecting connected machinery.
• Quiet Operation: Compared to gears or chains, V-belts generally operate more quietly.

Usage Scenarios

V-belts K28 are found in a wide array of applications:

• Automotive: Used in engines for driving accessories like alternators, power steering pumps, air conditioning compressors, and water pumps.
• Industrial Machinery: Common in conveyors, compressors, pumps, fans, and various manufacturing equipment.
• HVAC Systems: Used in air handling units, fans, and pumps.
• Agricultural Equipment: Found in tractors, combines, and other farm machinery.
• Home Appliances: Used in washing machines, dryers, and other appliances.

Common Types & Standards

The "K" designation refers to a specific profile and cross-sectional dimensions according to standardized systems. The "28" indicates the nominal top width of the belt in millimeters.

• Classical V-Belts (K Section): These are traditional V-belts with a wide cross-section. The K section is a common standard.
• Narrow V-Belts: Offer similar power transmission capabilities as classical belts but with a smaller cross-section, allowing for more compact designs.
• Banded V-Belts: Multiple V-belts joined together with a fabric band, providing increased load capacity and stability.
• Ribbed V-Belts (Poly-V Belts): Feature longitudinal ribs for improved flexibility and contact area, suitable for high-speed drives and serpentine belt applications.
• Standards: Manufacturing and dimensions are typically governed by standards such as ISO 6323, RMA/MPTA standards (Rubber Manufacturers Association/Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association), or DIN standards.

The declared goods, “v belt k28”, refer to a type of conveyor or transmission belt, specifically a V-belt. These belts are used in power transmission systems, commonly found in machinery and equipment to transfer rotational force. The “k28” likely denotes a specific size or standard within the V-belt specification.

The following HS codes are relevant based on the provided reference material:

• 4010313000: This HS code covers conveyor or transmission belts of vulcanized rubber; transmission belts; endless transmission belts of trapezoidal cross section (V-belts), V-ribbed, of an outside circumference exceeding 60 cm but not exceeding 180 cm; combined with textile materials. This is a strong match given the description of a V-belt.

  • 40: Rubber and articles thereof.
  • 10: Conveyor or transmission belts or belting, of vulcanized rubber.
  • 31: Transmission belts.
  • 30: Endless transmission belts of trapezoidal cross section (V-belts), V-ribbed, of an outside circumference exceeding 60 cm but not exceeding 180 cm.

• 4010391000: This HS code also covers conveyor or transmission belts of vulcanized rubber; transmission belts; other; of trapezoidal cross section (V-belts and belting); combined with textile materials. This code is applicable if the V-belt does not fall within the specific circumference range of 60-180 cm defined in HS code 4010313000.

  • 40: Rubber and articles thereof.
  • 10: Conveyor or transmission belts or belting, of vulcanized rubber.
  • 39: Other.
  • 10: Of trapezoidal cross section (V-belts and belting).

• 4010399000: This HS code covers conveyor or transmission belts of vulcanized rubber; transmission belts; other; other. This code is applicable if the V-belt does not fall within the specific circumference range of 60-180 cm defined in HS code 4010313000 and is not combined with textile materials.

  • 40: Rubber and articles thereof.
  • 10: Conveyor or transmission belts or belting, of vulcanized rubber.
  • 39: Other.
  • 90: Other.

Tax Rate Information:

For HS codes 4010313000 and 4010391000, the tax rate details are as follows:

• Basic tariff: 3.4%
• Additional tariff: 25.0%
• Additional tariff after 2025.4.2: 30.0%
• Total tariff: 58.4%

Important Note:

Please verify whether the V-belt is combined with textile materials. If it is, HS codes 4010313000 or 4010391000 are applicable. If not, HS code 4010399000 may be more appropriate.