Jason Industrial A36 Rubber V-belt 1/2 X 38 Inch

Product Description

The JASON INDUSTRIAL A36 is a black rubber V-belt designed for industrial power transmission applications. Sized at 1/2 inch wide by 38 inches in outside circumference, this A-section belt delivers reliable torque transfer in drive systems found across manufacturing, HVAC equipment, agricultural machinery, and general industrial equipment. Rubber construction provides flexibility across a wide operating temperature range while maintaining grip and wear resistance under sustained load. This belt is sold individually and is a standard A36 profile used in single and multi-belt drive configurations installed by maintenance technicians and mechanical contractors.

This belt is suited for light to medium-duty industrial drive applications including fan drives, pump drives, compressor drives, and conveyor systems. The A-section profile fits standard A-groove sheaves and pulleys. It is commonly used in both fixed-speed and variable-load systems where a classical V-belt profile is specified. Installation is straightforward on any drive system engineered for A36 belt sizing.

Key Features

• Classical A-section V-belt profile fits standard A-groove sheaves
• Black rubber construction for flexibility and wear resistance
• 1/2 inch wide by 38 inch nominal length for precise drive fitment
• Suitable for fan, pump, compressor, and conveyor drive systems
• Single-belt and multi-belt drive compatible

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for industrial drive systems specifying a classical A36 V-belt in standard A-groove sheave configurations.

Installation Notes

A licensed or qualified maintenance technician should de-energize and lock out the drive system before replacing V-belts. Proper belt tensioning is critical to belt life and drive efficiency — use a tension gauge appropriate for A-section belts and follow the equipment manufacturer's tensioning specification. Inspect sheave grooves for wear or damage before installing a new belt. Never pry a V-belt over a sheave using tools that could damage the belt cords.