Document MGMm6OxOMZ6D6r0k9JEB8dYnM

j{S last 20 to 50% longer, on the service. (The more ,'jffvicc the greater the inordinary belts.) 'bat is a grommet? 't is like a giant cable except diejt--a cord loop built up ;i heavy cord on itself. There [Tipping cord union as in all dts. Most belt failures occur :ions where cords overlap! [/ &rds put to work belts under high tension 'cords "dish" ano tension is ir the driving faces. Dished jdtng less work, not pulling *>!-ach grommet ana every grommet carries its share of rGrommet V belts have no ,rds -- therefore much more A proportion to cord volume. tier grip, less slip V belts have more rubber in r0 belt size. Without any stiff [hey`re more flexible, grip pul\ Site for size, grommet belts .;pre gripping power, pull [pads with a higher safety fac* ^ifie there is less slip there is Surface wear. jTbey cost no more _ belt costs because belts last 'save production costs because &s keep running with fewer in* jons, save maintenance costs *' they need less attention, yet Vone cent more than others, in belts are made in C, D and Ini.Onlv B. F. Goodrich makes rinmet v belt. [ See "X-ray" belt 1st demonstrator "X-ray" belt " made to show the grommet . :tion. Ask your local B. P. Fdi distributor to show it to you. ul Bunyan ndry a lot of pull*and*push to keep fa-commercial laundry machine lion. The drum turns first in one [oo, then is stopped by the motor Its and starts up in tne opposite in. The stopping and starting <6ugh part of the job; ordinary slipped. That meant more >rinee, less efficiency. When a ^odrich distributor suggested the to grommet V beltshe solved ise problems at once. Now, The Uundry Machine Company puts Ret V belts on all their machines. ^ learned grommet belts-wear t, their customers have no trou[* Miller Laundry equipment.