Polyurethane timing belts: performance, durability, and wear resistance
Polyurethane has been at the heart of Binder Magnetic's offering since 1971. Compared with rubber, this material provides significantly greater abrasion resistance, improved dimensional stability, and a longer service life, including in demanding environments (oils, greases, chemicals, temperature variations). As a subsidiary of the BRECO Group, we have mastered this technology since its origins. Strength, light weight, and quiet operation: these properties enable us to meet the most demanding specifications, from food processing and medical applications to robotics.
Synchronous timing belts: positioning accuracy to one-tenth of a millimeter.
The polyurethane synchronous timing belt is at the core of our expertise. Thanks to the precise meshing of each tooth with the corresponding pulley, it provides synchronized transmission and precise positioning, with no slippage between the belt and pulley. On properly sized linear systems, our solutions can achieve repeatability of approximately ±0.05 mm, meeting the requirements of applications that demand precision and repeatability, such as robotic axes, packaging machines, medical imaging equipment, and optical inspection lines.
Our range covers the main profiles AT5, AT10, AT15, AT20, T10, T20 and HTD, available as open-ended or endless belts, and is offered in three product levels: BINDER® Premium, BINDER® Custom and BINDER® Access, to meet different levels of requirements across industrial applications.
Custom timing belts: from your drawings to delivery
Approximately half of our orders are custom-made. You send us your drawings or your specifications, and our sales engineers work with you on sizing to adapt dimensions to manufacturing standards. From our Saint-Jean-de-Braye facility, we can supply linear belts from 0.5 to 50 meters, timing belts with cleats up to 17 meters long, and belts with thermoplastic coatings suited to the constraints of each application. Lead times are approximately one week for a belt supplied by the meter and two to four weeks for more complex projects. In an emergency, we can produce certain parts in less than 24 hours.