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Bob Minchin - 06 Feb 2009 12:56 GMT
I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm
and 1 x 65mm.
The smallest RS carry is 80mm

This is on behalf of someone else and yes I could make them but they are
not that close and frankly don't want to spend the time but if anyone
knows of a supplier I'd be grateful. Online/mail order would be a
distinct advantage.

TIA

Bob
Steam Train Dave - 06 Feb 2009 15:05 GMT
> I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm
> and 1 x 65mm.
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>
> Bob

Bob

You could try https://sdp-si.com/eStore/Direct.asp?GroupID=548 this
company do a number of different sizes and do mail order.  I xcould
not see your exact sizes and I have never used them.
Also Chronos do pulleys but only a few sizes and not exactly what you
are after.
In the past got all my pulleys from Picador, but they have gone now I
think.

Cheers

Dave
Nick Mueller - 06 Feb 2009 15:31 GMT
> The smallest RS carry is 80mm

There's a reason behind that:
The smallest allowable diameter for section A is 90 mm. So they are already
a bit below that.
You'll have to make your own I think!

Nick
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Nick Mueller - 06 Feb 2009 15:32 GMT
> A is 90 mm

Ooops, sorry, wrong column: 75 mm!

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Nick Mueller - 06 Feb 2009 15:37 GMT
>> A is 90 mm
>
> Ooops, sorry, wrong column: 75 mm!

<G> Me again!

I found a supplier selling pulleys for section A and SPA with an effective
diameter of 55 mm
-> <http://maedler.de/en/Catalog/P/1643/1617/309/311.aspx>

Don't know wether they sell to the Brits. :-)
At least their pages are in English.

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Tim L - 06 Feb 2009 19:08 GMT
>>> A is 90 mm
>>
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>
>Nick

If you're going to use a pulley that small, best to use a cogged (CRE)
or 'toothed' belt.

Tim
Bob Minchin - 06 Feb 2009 17:46 GMT
> I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm
> and 1 x 65mm.
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>
> Bob
Thanks to Dave & Nick. Looks like the machine designers broke the rules.
There appears to be a widely used modification of using a twistlock belt
 which possible gets acceptable performance from the drive.
The machine has a 1.5hp motor which seems to break the other rule (from
the back of my head someplace) of 1hp per a section belt.

Bob
Richard Edwards - 06 Feb 2009 18:01 GMT
>> I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm
>> and 1 x 65mm.
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>
>Bob
IMHO this is not so! I remember the last time I checked a Z belt for a
large 24v 160A alternator and was surprised at what a Z could carry.
Speed and pulley diameters obviously important. Check the Fenner or
Gates site for "cogged raw edge" belts, you may find that Z would be
ok and pulleys more easily available.

Richard
Nick Mueller - 06 Feb 2009 19:12 GMT
> The machine has a 1.5hp motor which seems to break the other rule (from
> the back of my head someplace) of 1hp per a section belt.

Forget that rule!
The first limiting factor is the pulling force inside the belt (and thus
torque). The second one is max. speed (in m/s; up to and above 100 m/s).
So if you do have high RPM, you can transmit a higher power.

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Bob Minchin - 06 Feb 2009 19:18 GMT
>> The machine has a 1.5hp motor which seems to break the other rule (from
>> the back of my head someplace) of 1hp per a section belt.
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>
> Nick
What rule was that?? lol

Forgotten already.

cheers

Bob
mark@ems-fife.co.uk - 06 Feb 2009 20:11 GMT
> I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm
> and 1 x 65mm
> Bob

Try Brammer,used to be known as BSL.Open Sat am.

Mark.
Julian - 06 Feb 2009 21:11 GMT
> I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm and
> 1 x 65mm.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> knows of a supplier I'd be grateful. Online/mail order would be a distinct
> advantage.

http://www.bearingboys.co.uk/SPA_Section-1184-c

I've used these chaps many times now for belts (cars, lawnmowers etc etc)
and offer good service.

Julian.
Bob Minchin - 06 Feb 2009 21:50 GMT
>> I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm and
>> 1 x 65mm.
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>
> Julian.

Thanks for that Julian, I've not come across them before. site bookmarked!
Bob
Jim - 07 Feb 2009 11:58 GMT
>> I'm looking for a source of A section steel pulleys 5/8" shaft 1x 55mm
>> and 1 x 65mm.
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
> Julian.
Another recommendation for Bearingboys, just bought a couple of A section
belts from them, ordered at 3.00pm and they landed on my desk the following
morning !
 
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