What are the materials of fan belts

Release time：2022-05-04    Click：99

Rubber: Traditional fan belts are usually made of rubber, which has good elasticity 

and wear resistance, but may age in high temperature environments for a long time.

EPDM rubber:

EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is a copolymer of ethylene, propylene, and

 a small amount of non conjugated diene. It is a type of ethylene propylene rubber, 

resented by EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer). Due to its main chain being 

composed of chemically stable saturated hydrocarbons and only containing unsaturated 

double bonds in the side chains, it has excellent aging resistance such as ozone resistance,

 heat resistance, and weather resistance. It can be widely used in automotive components,

 waterproof materials for construction, wire and cable sheaths, heat-resistant hoses, tapes,

 automotive seals, and other fields.

Chloroprene rubber: Some high-performance fan belts are made of chloroprene rubber material, 

which has good heat resistance and wear resistance and is suitable for various working environments.

Synthetic rubber: Combining the advantages of natural rubber with the durability of synthetic 

materials, it is suitable for use in medium speed fans and has a high cost performance ratio.

Carbon fiber: lightweight and high strength, with excellent heat resistance and long service 

life, but relatively high cost.

Polyurethane: This material of belt has good elasticity and excellent shock absorption effect, 

suitable for users who pursue a quiet effect.

These different materials each have their own advantages, and the selection should be based 

on the specific usage environment and requirements. For vehicles that are exposed to high 

temperatures for a long time, fan belts made of chloroprene rubber or carbon fiber materials 

with better heat resistance can be chosen.