Product Description
Mercedes-BENZ APV1102 23271 Belt Tensioner, v-ribbed belt
OEM:9062 906205710
REF NO.:INA 53405710 APV1102 CZPT VKMCV51006 FEBI 23271 RUVILLE 58868 DT 4.63774
SIZE:74*35.5
APPLICATION:
Mercedes-BENZ ATEGO (1998/01 – 2004/10)
ATEGO 712 OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 715,715 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 812 OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 815,815 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 815 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 815 F OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 817, 817 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 817 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 917, 917 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 917 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 917 AF OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 925 AF OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1017, 1017 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1017 A OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1017 AK OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1017 KO, 1018 KO OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1215, 1215 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1215 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1217, 1217 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1217 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1217 KO OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1225 F OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1225 AF OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1228, 1228 L OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1317, 1317 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1317 A OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1317 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1317 AK OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1317 KO, 1317 LKO, 1318 KO, 1318 LKO OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1325 F OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1325 AF OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1328, 1328 L OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1328 LS OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1328 F OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1328 AF OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1517, 1517 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1517 A OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1517 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1525 AF OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1528, 1528 L OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1528 F OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1528 AF OM 906. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1823 AK OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 1828, 1828 L OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 1828 LS OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 1828 A OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 1828 K OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 1828 AK OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 2528 L OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 2628 OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 2628 K OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 2628 B OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 714, 714 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 717, 717 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 814, 814 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1214, 1214 L OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 714 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 717 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 814 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1017 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1017 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 2228 L OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 1928 L OM 906. 98/04 – 04/10
ATEGO 1528 K OM 906. 98/01 – 04/09
ATEGO 1214 K OM 904. 98/01 – 04/10
ATEGO 1528 AK OM 906. 98/01 – 04/09
Mercedes-BENZ CITO (O 520) (1998/09 – /)
CITO (O 520) 177 kW OM 904. 99/06 – /
Mercedes-BENZ ECONIC (1998/03 – /)
ECONIC 2628 L M 906. 00/10 – /
ECONIC 2628 L M 906. 01/10 – /
ECONIC 2633 L OM 926. 01/10 – /
ECONIC 1828 LS M 902. 04/10 – /
ECONIC 1833 LS OM 926. 07/10 – /
ECONIC 2628 L M 902. 00/10 – /
ECONIC 1829 LS OM 902. 07/10 – /
ECONIC 1824 L, 1824 LL OM 902. 06/10 – /
ECONIC 1829 L, 1829 LL OM 902. 06/10 – /
ECONIC 1833 L, 1833 LL OM 926. 06/10 – /
ECONIC 2629 L, 2629 LL OM 902. 01/10 – /
ECONIC 3233 L, 3233 LL OM 926. / – /
ECONIC 1828 L, 1828 LL M 902. / – /
ECONIC 2628 LL OM 906. 98/01 – /
ECONIC 1823 L, 1823 LL OM 906. 98/03 – /
ECONIC 1828 L, 1828 LL OM 906. 98/03 – /
Mercedes-BENZ UNIMOG (1966/01 – /)
UNIMOG U 500, UGN NA OM 906. 00/10 – /
Mercedes-BENZ AXOR (2001/09 – 2004/10)
AXOR 3228 C OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 2628 K OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 1823 OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 1823 K OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 2523 OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 2528 OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 2523 K OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 2623 L OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
AXOR 2628 L OM 906. 02/01 – 04/10
Mercedes-BENZ ATEGO 2 (2004/01 – /)
ATEGO 2 712, 713 OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 715, 715 L, 716, 716 L OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 812, 813 OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 815, 815 L, 816, 816 L OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 822, 822 L OM 924. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 915, 915 L, 916, 916 L OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 922, 922 L OM 924. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1571, 1571 L OM 924. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1215, 1215 L, 1216, 1216 L OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1222, 1222 L OM 924. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1228, 1228 L, 1229, 1229 L OM 906. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1322, 1322 L OM 924. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1328, 1328 L, 1329, 1329 L OM 906. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1522, 1522 L OM 924. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1528, 1528 L, 1529, 1529 L OM 906. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1328 LS, 1329 LS OM 906. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 815 K, 816 K OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1015 K OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1017 K, 1018 K OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1015 K, 1016 K OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 815 F OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 915 K OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1015, 1015 L OM 904. 04/10 – /
ATEGO 2 1017 AK OM 904. 04/10 – /
Mercedes-BENZ AXOR 2 (2004/10 – /)
AXOR 2 1828 LS OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2633 K OM 926. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2633 B OM 926. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1828 A, 1829 A OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1828 AK, 1829 AK OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1828 K, 1828 KL, 1829 K OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1833 K OM 926. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1823 AK, 1824 AK OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2628 K, 2629 K OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2628 B, 2629 B OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1828, 1828 L, 1829, 1829 L, LL OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1833, 1833 L, LL OM 926. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 1833 LS OM 926. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2528 L, 2529 L OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2533, 2533 L OM 926. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2628, 2629 OM 906. 04/10 – /
AXOR 2 2633 OM 926. 04/10 – /
Product Parameters
OEM NO. |
APV1102 23271 |
Application | MERCEDES-BENZ |
Place of Origin |
ZHangZhoug, China |
Material |
Aluminium |
Product Name |
Belt Tensioner |
Reference NO. |
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Packing |
Neutral Packing |
SHIPPING TERM |
Sea/Air |
Quality |
100%tested |
Size |
same as OEM |
After-sales Service: | 1 Year |
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Warranty: | 1 Year |
Certification: | CCC, ISO9001, TS16949 |
Samples: |
US$ 30/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) | Order Sample |
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Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Shipping Cost:
Estimated freight per unit. |
about shipping cost and estimated delivery time. |
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Payment Method: |
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Initial Payment Full Payment |
Currency: | US$ |
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Return&refunds: | You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products. |
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Are there any alternatives to V-belts for power transmission applications?
Yes, there are several alternatives to V-belts for power transmission applications. These alternatives offer different advantages and may be suitable for specific requirements. Here are some commonly used alternatives:
- Synchronous Belts:
- Flat Belts:
- V-Ribbed Belts:
- Chain Drives:
- Gear Drives:
- Direct Coupling:
Synchronous belts, also known as timing belts, are toothed belts that provide precise and synchronous power transmission. They have teeth on the inner side that mesh with corresponding grooves on the pulleys, eliminating slippage and ensuring accurate power transfer. Synchronous belts are commonly used in applications that require precise positioning, high torque transmission, or low maintenance.
Flat belts are thin, flexible belts that transmit power by friction between the belt and the pulleys. They offer a simple and cost-effective solution for power transmission. Flat belts are available in various materials, such as rubber, leather, or fabric-reinforced synthetic materials. They are suitable for applications with moderate power requirements and can be used in both light-duty and heavy-duty applications.
V-ribbed belts, also known as multi-rib belts or serpentine belts, are similar to V-belts but have a different cross-sectional shape. They have a flat or shallow V-shaped profile with ribs on the inner side, which engage with corresponding grooves on the pulleys. V-ribbed belts offer higher power transmission capacity and reduced slip compared to standard V-belts. They are commonly used in automotive applications, such as engine accessory drives.
Chain drives use a series of interconnected links to transmit power. They are known for their high strength, durability, and ability to handle heavy loads. Chain drives are commonly used in applications that require high torque transmission, such as industrial machinery, motorcycles, or bicycles. However, chain drives require periodic lubrication and maintenance to ensure proper operation.
Gear drives utilize interlocking gears to transmit power. They offer high efficiency, precise power transmission, and the ability to transmit large amounts of torque. Gear drives are commonly used in applications that require high precision, such as robotics, machine tools, or automotive transmissions. However, they can be more complex and expensive compared to belt drives.
In some cases, power transmission applications may utilize direct coupling, where the motor shaft is directly connected to the driven equipment without the use of belts or other intermediate components. Direct coupling offers high efficiency, compactness, and eliminates the need for belt maintenance. It is commonly used in applications with high torque requirements or where precise alignment is critical.
The choice of the alternative to V-belts depends on various factors, including the specific power transmission requirements, space limitations, cost considerations, maintenance needs, and the desired level of precision. It is important to evaluate these factors and consult with experts to select the most suitable alternative for a particular application.
What maintenance practices are recommended for prolonging the lifespan of V-belts?
Implementing regular maintenance practices is crucial for extending the lifespan of V-belts and ensuring their optimal performance. Here are some recommended maintenance practices:
- Visual inspections: Conduct regular visual inspections of the V-belts to identify any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment. Look for cracks, fraying, glazing, or any visible abnormalities. Inspect the pulleys for wear or damage as well.
- Tension checks: Check the tension of the V-belts on a periodic basis using a tension gauge. Ensure that the belts are within the recommended tension range specified by the manufacturer. Incorrect tension can lead to belt slippage, accelerated wear, and decreased power transmission efficiency.
- Pulley alignment: Verify that the pulleys are correctly aligned to prevent unnecessary stress and wear on the V-belts. Misaligned pulleys can cause belt slippage, uneven load distribution, and premature failure. Adjust the pulleys as necessary to maintain proper alignment.
- Cleanliness: Keep the V-belts and pulleys clean and free from dirt, debris, oil, or other contaminants. Regularly clean the belt drive system to prevent the accumulation of particles that can affect belt grip and performance.
- Environmental considerations: Evaluate the operating environment for factors that can impact the V-belts, such as temperature extremes, humidity, or exposure to chemicals. Take appropriate measures, such as implementing ventilation or using heat-resistant belts, to mitigate adverse environmental effects.
- Load monitoring: Ensure that the V-belts are not subjected to excessive loads beyond their capacity. Monitor the load requirements of the application and consider factors such as torque, horsepower, and operating conditions. Overloading can lead to accelerated wear and premature belt failure.
- Timely replacements: Establish a preventive maintenance schedule for V-belt replacements based on the manufacturer’s recommendations and the observed wear patterns. Replace worn or damaged V-belts promptly to prevent unexpected failures and minimize downtime.
- Proper storage: If spare V-belts are kept in stock, store them in a clean, dry, and temperature-controlled environment to avoid deterioration. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper storage conditions.
- Training and documentation: Ensure that maintenance personnel receive proper training on V-belt maintenance procedures and safety precautions. Keep detailed records of maintenance activities, including inspections, tension measurements, and replacements, for future reference and tracking.
By implementing these maintenance practices, you can significantly prolong the lifespan of V-belts, reduce the risk of unexpected failures, and optimize the performance of the belt drive system. Regular maintenance not only extends the life of the V-belts but also allows for early detection of potential issues, enabling timely corrective actions to be taken.
What are the different types of V-belts available and their applications?
There are several types of V-belts available, each designed for specific applications and requirements. The most common types of V-belts include:
- Classic V-belts: Also known as conventional V-belts, these are the standard V-belts with a trapezoidal cross-section. They are widely used in various industrial applications for general power transmission, such as in HVAC systems, agricultural machinery, and industrial equipment.
- Narrow V-belts: Narrow V-belts are narrower than classic V-belts and have a narrower V-shaped profile. They are suitable for applications where space is limited or where high-speed ratios are required. These belts are commonly used in automotive engines, power tools, and small appliances.
- Wedge V-belts: Wedge V-belts, also known as narrow section V-belts, have a wider and deeper V-shaped cross-section compared to classic V-belts. This design allows for higher power transmission capacity and better resistance to belt slippage. Wedge V-belts are used in heavy-duty applications, such as in industrial machinery, mining equipment, and large agricultural machinery.
- Double V-belts: Double V-belts consist of two V-belts joined side by side. These belts provide increased power transmission capacity and are commonly used in applications where high torque is required, such as in heavy-duty machinery, pumps, and compressors.
- Variable Speed V-belts: Variable speed V-belts, also known as V-ribbed belts or multi-rib belts, have a ribbed surface on one side of the belt. This design allows for improved flexibility and enhanced power transmission efficiency. Variable speed V-belts are commonly used in automotive engines, industrial machinery, and appliances where variable speed control is required.
The choice of V-belt type depends on factors such as the power transmission requirements, space limitations, speed ratios, and the specific application. It is important to select the appropriate V-belt type based on these factors to ensure efficient and reliable power transmission.
In summary, the different types of V-belts available include classic V-belts, narrow V-belts, wedge V-belts, double V-belts, and variable speed V-belts. Each type has its own characteristics and is suitable for specific applications based on power transmission needs and requirements.
editor by CX 2023-11-20