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DRB

DRB – Automotive Belts and Power Transmission Products

DRB is a long-established Korean manufacturer specializing in power transmission belts and engineered rubber products. Its history dates back to 1945, with V-belt production beginning in 1947, giving the company decades of experience in belt design, materials and manufacturing technology.

At AlKabbany Auto Parts – Syria, Damascus, we supply a range of original DRB automotive belts for Hyundai, Kia and other Korean vehicles, with different belt types and sizes available according to vehicle and engine specifications.

Decades of Belt Manufacturing Expertise

Automotive belts operate continuously under tension while being exposed to heat, repeated flexing and changing engine speeds. Their construction must therefore combine flexibility, tensile strength, dimensional stability and resistance to wear throughout their service life.

DRB designs its belts using engineered rubber compounds together with high-strength tension members and other reinforcing materials. Each element of the belt construction contributes to stable power transmission and consistent operation under demanding conditions.

DRB Industrial holds IATF 16949:2016 certification covering the design and manufacture of automotive belts, including V-ribbed belts and timing belts, in addition to ISO 9001 quality management certification.

V-Ribbed Belts

The V-ribbed belt, also widely known as a Poly-V belt, combines multiple longitudinal ribs in a single flexible belt.

This design provides excellent flexibility and allows the belt to operate efficiently around relatively small pulleys and complex accessory-drive layouts while maintaining effective power transmission at operating speed.

DRB V-ribbed belt construction incorporates high-strength, low-elongation tensile cords together with fiber-reinforced rubber compounds engineered for resistance to heat, oil and wear. The belt structure is also designed for smooth and quiet operation.

DRB manufactures V-ribbed belts in a wide range of configurations, including 3PK, 4PK, 5PK, 6PK, 7PK and 8PK versions, with belt length varying according to the specific application.

Timing Belts

A timing belt is fundamentally different from an accessory drive belt. Its toothed profile is designed to transmit motion while maintaining precise synchronization between engine components.

This requires accurate tooth geometry and pitch, dimensional stability, tensile strength and materials capable of withstanding heat and repeated operating cycles.

Timing belts are among the automotive belt categories manufactured by DRB within its automotive product range.

DRB Automotive Belt Range

DRB offers several types of automotive power transmission belts, including:

• Timing Belts
• V-Ribbed / Poly-V Belts
• Conventional V-Belts
• Belt specifications used for alternator, air-conditioning compressor and power-steering drives, depending on vehicle design

DRB also manufactures industrial power transmission belts and conveyor belt products for applications outside the automotive sector.

Engineering Inside the Belt

A high-quality automotive belt is an engineered composite rather than a simple piece of rubber.

Its construction combines materials with different functions. Tensile members provide strength and help control elongation, while engineered rubber compounds provide flexibility, grip and resistance to wear. Reinforcement and protective materials are selected according to the thermal, mechanical and environmental demands of the belt.

This combination of materials and manufacturing precision allows the belt to remain flexible while transmitting power consistently throughout operation.

DRB at AlKabbany

AlKabbany Auto Parts – Syria, Damascus supplies a range of original DRB automotive belts, with particular focus on Hyundai, Kia and Korean vehicles commonly found in the Syrian market.

Different belt types and sizes are available according to vehicle and engine specifications.

AlKabbany Auto Parts
Syria, Damascus – Wholesale.

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