Meanings of drive belt in anglès

A snapped drive belt hung out like the tongue of a dead steer.

I checked the fuses, the drive belt to the compressor, the wires to the compressor... nothing looks broken.

As per a report on inhabitat: The bicycle relies on a corrosion-resistant drive belt, rather than a traditional bike chain.

I gave the bike a quick check to make sure nothing obvious -like a broken drive belt -was amiss.

The drive belt was sometimes failing before its 75,000km replacement recommendation, and the timing belt's cover wasn't effective in stopping the snapped troublemaker.

Instead of a conventional oily chain the Red Dot Award-winning Sladda will have a corrosion-resistant drive belt which its designers claim can last 10,000km.

Ikea claims the drive belt will last up to 9,320 miles (15,000 kilometres), which is two to three times longer than the average chain drive.

There were machines, their drive belts and motors still.

Its power transmission segment includes elastomer drive belts and related components used transfer motion in a broad range of applications.

Canvas and woven fabrics, coated with India-rubber, are also now being used for driving belts and for covering machine rollers.

TruST is a motorized-cable driven belt placed on the child's trunk to exert active-assistive forces when the trunk moves beyond stability limits.