You should replace your timing belt​ every 60,000 to 105,000 miles, or every 5 to 7 years—whichever comes first. Always check your owner’s manual since each car may have different timing belt service intervals. Even if you drive less, the timing belt can wear out over time. Hot weather, stop-and-go driving, and rough roads can make the belt age faster. If you wait too long, a broken timing belt can cause serious engine damage. Watch for warning signs and talk to a mechanic if you’re unsure. Just like conveyor belts or rubber belts in industry, this critical car component needs regular care. Read More

You can expect to pay between $580 and $1,400 to replace a timing belt in most parts of the United States. This price covers both the timing belt and the work to put it in. The cost depends on your car’s make and model, and where you live. For example, it usually costs more in big cities. If you also need to change other parts like the water pump or tensioner, the total price can go up. Look at the table below for a quick summary: Read More

This week Uliflex received three clients from different countries, namely India, Brazil, and Jiangsu, China,Our Indian clients are old customers who have been cooperating with Uliflex for 15 years. They also visited our booth for business exchanges at this year's glass exhibition in Beijing. The Ind Read More

A belt tensioner puts the right pressure on a belt so machines work well. You find a belt tensioner in cars, conveyor belts, and many machines. Keeping the belt tight helps timing belts and other belts last longer and work better. If the belt is too tight or too loose, it can cause trouble. A belt tensioner helps keep things balanced. Read More

A v-belt​ has a V-shaped cross-section that fits into grooves on pulleys. This shape helps v belts move power well between shafts in many machines. Many industries like manufacturing, automotive, and conveyor systems use v belts for steady motion and energy transfer. These belts help machines like timing belts and conveyor belts work smoothly. Knowing the main types of v belts helps workers pick the right belts for their machines. Read More

We have always had customers consult us about the pricing of industrial belts. I believe many people also have the same question: why is there such a big price difference for industrial belts on the market? Opening various online shopping platforms and entering "industrial belts" will result in many Read More