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TABLE 1: RECOMMENDED TENSIONING SLOTS

CARLISLE

BELT TYPE

AP, BP, CP, DP, RBP, RCP, RDP

A, B, C

AX, BX, CX, DX, RBX, RCX, RDX, RBL, RCL, RDL

AA, BB, CC

5V, 8V, R3V, R5V, R8V

5VX, 8VX, R3VX, R5VX

R5VL

SPAX, SPBX, SPCX

The recommended slot numbers in Table 1 will provide an adequate level of belt tension on average drives. If more tension is required, go to a higher

slot number. For less tension, go to a lower slot number.

Note: Slots 4 and 5 on the Tension-Finder tool are provided for drives where the values in Table 1 do not provide adequate tension. Please consult

Timken Belts Application Engineering before tensioning a drive to these slots.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR COG-BELTS

If the spring clip will not sit securely on the ﬂat area between cogs, take the following steps to scribe the line on the belt.

Place the spring in a cog groove.

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V-Belt Tensioning Device

Put a dot at the Start Slot. Be careful not to

catch the pen in the slot – you may pull the

tip out of the pen.

Failure to observe the following warnings could

SLOT NUMBER

NEW BELT

Scribe a line through the dot. The line

should extend across the width of the

Tension-Finder tool. Then go back to step 4

on page 1.

WARNING

create a risk of death or serious injury.

Remove the Tension-Finder tool from the belt

before starting the drive

Tension-Finder Tool User Instructions

USED BELT