GSO ISO 13050:2014
ISO 13050:2014
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
25 December 2014
Synchronous belt drives -- Metric pitch, curvilinear profile systems G, H, R and S, belts and pulleys
GSO ISO 13050:2014 Files
English
54 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
OMR
94.62
GSO ISO 13050:2014 Scope
This International Standard specifies the principal characteristics of metric pitch curvilinear synchronous endless belts and pulleys in G, H, R, and S profile systems for use in synchronous belt drives (also known in the past as timing belt drives, positive belt drives, gear belt drives) for mechanical power transmission and where positive indexing or synchronization might be required.
The principal belt and pulley characteristics include the following:
a) nominal belt tooth dimensions;
b) belt tooth pitch spacing;
c) belt length and width dimensions and tolerances;
d) belt length measurement specifications;
e) pulley groove dimensions and tolerances;
f) pulley diameter and width dimensions and tolerances;
g) pulley quality specification
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