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For bonding drive beltsused in factories, here are three tried-and-tested recipes:

1st recipe:

Take equal parts of fish and wood glue and soak them in water for 10 hours; then the swollen glue is transferred to clean water and boiled until a completely homogeneous thick mass is obtained. The glue prepared in this way is applied hot to the parts of the belts to be glued, the surfaces of which are first made slightly rough.

2st recipe:

Soak 10 parts of gelatin in water; when it swells, drain off excess water and heat it in hot water. Then add, stirring thoroughly, 1 part glycerin, 2 parts turpentine and 1 part boiled linseed oil and dilute with water as needed. Lightly heat the cut and cleaned ends of the belts, grease them with warm glue, connect them and leave them for a day under strong pressure. After this, the belt can be put back into use.

3st recipe:

The following composition is also considered very good: 10 parts of wood glue are dissolved in 15 parts of water with gentle heating, and low heat is maintained until the dissolved glue evaporates to a thick syrup; then 1 part of turpentine and 1/20 part of carbolic acid are added to the warm mass. The whole mixture is thoroughly stirred and poured into a flat tin vessel, where it is allowed to cool, after which it is cut into pieces and dried in air. Before use, the required amount of prepared solid glue is dissolved in vinegar to a syrupy consistency, applied to the surfaces of the belts to be glued and the parts to be glued are clamped with iron plates preheated to 30 °C.

These compounds are very good for gluing broken drive and other belts, as well as for fixing various leather products.

The drive belts used in machines must be lubricated from time to time so that they do not wear out so quickly. Of the various ointments recommended for this purpose, the best is considered to be an ointment made from 10 parts of lard, 5 parts of blubber and 2 parts of tree resin. These substances dissolve over low heat and mix into a homogeneous mass, which is used like any ointment. Its effect is so long-lasting that it is enough to lubricate the belts once every three months to keep them in good condition for a long time.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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