The Journey of Timing Belts

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Good Evening Everyone,

Hopefully all of you are doing well......

So today we are going to learn about ''Timing Belts''. So let's start timing belt from the beginning .

Beginning of the Timing Belt:


The first known timing belt was used in 1945. In 1962 Glas1004 was the first mass produced vehicle to use an overhead camshaft engine with a timing belt. Fiat's 124 twin cam engine developed in early 1960s was thee first mass production engine to have belt driven twin camshaft. In 1966, Vauxhall Motors started production of the Slant Four single overhead cam four-cylinder design which used a timing belt, a configuration which became one of the most common. Nowadays there is a wide scope of Timing Belts instead of automobile industry.

Application Area of Timing Belts at present:

1. Pumps
2. Printing
3. Energy
4. Industrial Installation
5. Medical
6. Conveyor System
7. Fitness
8. Small Tools
9. Small Electrical Equipment
10. Floor Cleaning and many more.....

Types of Timing Belts:


To Be Continued........


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