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Re: Adding friction material to timing belts

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You could always try a flexible latex caulk as a grippy material
I doubt a latex caulk would be tough enough.

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We'll have to do testing on how well it adheres
Shoe goo adheres tenaciously and is tough and flexible.

I repaired a split tractor seat cushion with it. Four years of abuse and still no sign of letting go.



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Re: Adding friction material to timing belts

Years ago there was a track style robot in the PNW that used timing belts as the tracks. They were custom made timing belts that had a urethane backing on it. They were extremely grippy. They were like a 2" wide belt and if I remember right they weren't all that expensive considering their size and that they were custom built. I'd check with Gates and see if you can get a pre-done solution.
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