Course Description
Belt Classifications: V Belts is an interactive course designed for any learner who must use or be familiar with V belts. In this course, learners engage with animations and interactives designed to provide a basic understanding of classical V, narrow V, and light duty V belts in the wrapped and raw edge constructions, focusing on the materials used in each belt’s construction, the advantages and limitations of each belt, as well as the label designations marked on each belt type.
Who will benefit from this V Belts course?
Sales, Quality, Plant Maintenance, Manufacturing, Procurement, Engineers.
Course Classification
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*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.
Certificate Awarded for Belt Classifications: V Belts
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*upon successful completion
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