The serpentine belt is a vital component in your vehicle's engine system, responsible for powering various accessories such as the alternator, air conditioning compressor, power steering pump, and water pump. The belt's material plays a critical role in ensuring proper functioning, longevity, and efficiency of the system. EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) serpentine belts are a popular option for modern vehicles, and in this article, we will explore their benefits and uses.

Due to its chemical composition, EPDM is ozone resistant, heat resistant, aging resistant, and has excellent performance. It is mainly used for automotive components, building waterproof materials, wire and cable sheaths, heat resistant rubber tubes, adhesive tapes, belts, and so on.

Too much or too little friction coefficient is not good. Too much friction makes power transmission difficult, and the friction is too small. It is easy to slip between the belt and pulley. So how to measure epdm rubber v belt​ friction coefficient?

Over time, belts fail from heat cracks, stretching or excessive wear. Belt retensioning and replacement leads to downtime, inefficiency and loss of productivity. Our molded notch V-belts offer a patented, EPDM construction to keep you running when others fail. Longer life at extreme Temperatures EPDM