FAQ
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To calculate a timing belt drive, you need the power, speed, gear ratio, center distance, and operating conditions. Based on this data, the appropriate timing belt profile, pulley dimensions, belt length, and required belt width are determined. For a safe and economical design, torque, service life, belt tension, and environmental conditions must also be taken into account. With the Walther Flender Belt Drive Navigator 2.0, the complete drive design—including documentation and CAD data—can be generated automatically.
With Walther Flender’s Belt Drive Navigator 2.0, timing belt drives can be designed online. The tool calculates a suitable timing belt drive based on the drive parameters and also supports multi-pulley applications.
Yes. The Belt Drive Navigator 2.0 can calculate the appropriate timing belt drive based on the entered drive parameters, even if no specific belt system has been selected beforehand.
Yes. The Belt Drive Navigator 2.0 also supports the recalculation of existing drives if the timing belt has already been preselected.