Why Accu-Link Belts Belong in Every Toolbox

When a drive belt fails, downtime costs start ticking immediately. Every maintenance manager knows the pressure of sourcing the right size belt, fitting it into a tight space, and getting machinery back online as fast as possible.

That’s exactly where Accu-Link Adjustable Link Belting shines. Designed as a versatile alternative to conventional rubber V-belts, Accu-Link belts offer fast installation, easy repairs, and the ability to assemble any length on the spot.


Why Choose Accu-Link Belting?

  • Emergency-ready: Always have the “right belt size” on hand, no matter the drive.
  • No dismantling required: Wrap it around pulleys like a bicycle chain, then link by hand.
  • Durable & strong: Polyester fabric reinforcement and polyurethane elastomer mean resistance to oil, grease, abrasion, and wide temperature ranges (-25 °C to +80 °C).
  • Low vibration: Smooth operation and less wear on pulleys.
  • Cost-saving: Stock rolls instead of dozens of belt sizes,

What is Accu-Link Adjustable Link Belting?

“Adjustable link belting” refers to conveyor or drive belts made in linked segments. Instead of being one continuous loop or a solid flat sheet, the belt is made of multiple rigid or semi-rigid links (or modules) that lock together. The Accu-Link line offers:

  • Multiple belt sections/types (e.g. M (Z), A, B, C sections) to suit different loads, speeds, and pulley geometries.
  • Meter-sized belts, so you can cut to length, adjust the pitch, or replace sections rather than the whole belt. 

Step-by-Step: How to Assemble Accu-Link Belts

  1. Hold the belt with the tabs pointing outward.
  2. Place the two belt ends through two links at once.
  3. Flex the belt and insert the first tab through the end link, twisting slightly with your thumb.
  4. Insert the second tab the same way, then make sure tabs return to their crosswise position across the belt.
  5. Reverse the belt so tabs run inside.

That’s it — no tools, no cord damage, no dismantling of equipment.


Step-by-Step: How to Disassemble Accu-Link Belts

  1. Hold the belt upside down and bend it back as far as possible.
  2. Twist one tab 90° so it lines up with the slot.
  3. Pull the end link over the tab and rotate the belt end free.
  4. Pull the belt through the two links.

Simple, fast, and safe — perfect for on-site repairs.


Where Accu-Link Belts Deliver the Most Value

  • Emergency repairs: Get a machine back online in minutes instead of hours.
  • Preventative maintenance: Keep rolls in stock and reduce unplanned downtime.
  • Problem drives: Great for misaligned pulleys or hard-to-access machinery.
  • Service vehicles: A few rolls cover hundreds of applications, saving space and cost.

The RR Fisher Advantage

We stock Accu-Link Adjustable Link Belts in popular A, B, C, and M (Z) sections, ready to ship. Whether you need an emergency spare, or want to simplify your maintenance strategy, we can help you select the right solution.