Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
 4. The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt natural
frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
5. Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the
instrument to pick up vibrations
6.
7. Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive
parameters are entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
8. • Precise and repeatable measurements
9. • Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
10. • Ease of use
11. • Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
12. • Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.
13.
14. The tool can be used in two different ways:
15. 1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot
be calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the
particular belt in tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations
Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations
Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design program or by
a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and compare it with the
calculated The SKF Belt Frequency Meter is used for checking the tension by means of belt
natural frequency measurements. The Most accurate way to tension timing belts is via the clavis
frequency method.
Placing the head over or next to the belt and plucking like a guitar will allow the instrument to
pick up vibrations

Tension measurements are presented in hertz [Hz] or in newton [N] if the drive parameters are
entered. This method offers a number of advantages:
• Precise and repeatable measurements
• Non-contact optical head with LED beam for easy pointing to belt surface
• Ease of use
• Wide tension range (10-400 Hz)
• Extremely fast response allows quick tension checks on multiple belt drives.

The tool can be used in two different ways:

1. Technical data of the drive is not known and therefore the appropriate tension cannot be
calculated. In such cases, refer to general tension values recommended for the particular belt in
tables provided with the tool.
1. 2. Drive data is known. The tensioning value can be calculated by the drive design
program or by a belt tension formula. Simply measure the strand tension in the belt and
compare it with the calculated Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to
tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.
Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary
Tension by elongation is accepted as an easy way to tension banded belts.

Using multiplier factors as given in the table above, we can set the tension based on the
elongation over any measurement.

Procedure:
1. With belt loose draped over pulleys - measure circumference of belt.
2. Tension the belt, and then measure the new circumference.
3. Compare to calculations - adjust if necessary