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3. Flat belts These are simple, flat strips of material that transmit power through friction. Flat belts are commonly found in older machinery but are still relevant in certain industries due to their straightforward design.

2. Compact Design Poly V-belts are narrower and lighter than traditional V-belts, making them an ideal choice for compact machinery where space is a constraint. Their design reduces the overall size of the transmission system while maintaining high performance.

Seat belts work by distributing the forces of a collision across the stronger parts of the occupant’s body to prevent severe injuries. In a crash, an unrestrained passenger continues to move at the vehicle's speed until a force stops them, which can result in serious injuries or fatalities. Seat belts prevent this by holding the passenger in place, minimizing movement, and thereby reducing the intensity of impact forces.

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PK belts are a type of serpentine belt used primarily for driving multiple accessories in vehicles. They are characterized by their unique design that features several grooves running along the length of the belt. This design enhances their grip and reduces slippage, making them a preferable choice for many modern engines. The ‘P’ in PK indicates the belt’s profile, which is designed to improve contact with the pulley, while the ‘K’ signifies that it is intended for high-performance applications.

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3. Steel Belts Known for their strength and durability, steel belts are suitable for heavy-duty applications. They can handle extreme temperatures and are often used in the metalworking industry.

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