Where rubber transmission belts?

If you can find a wider 0.5mm, right length belt, then its possible to cut it down using a "been slicer" blade system

-- Diverse Devices, Southampton, England electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on

You might find something if you try Googling "Flat cassette belts". 1.5mm is a little narrow. Mostly they are 2 or 2.5mm, but as N.Cook says in another reply, it is possible to cut the width down. For what it's worth, most belts of this type are specified for length, by the diameter, when the belt is set into a circle shape. If you have a Sony repair centre anywhere near you, if you can get to speak to any of the engineers there, you might get lucky with something that's close enough, as many Sony hifis up to quite recently, used small flat drive belts of assorted sizes, on their cassette decks.

You could also look at Chas Hyde's website in the UK. I think that they can ship international. Your English is fine. Better than my Italian ... !! d;~}

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For non-native English speaker Chas Hyde = Charles Hyde

Google finds it as either, as they themselves have used both formats of the name for many years ...

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If I understand, the belt has stretched and is loose. You "might" be able to cut out, say, 1 inch or so [use a very clean razor and make perfectly perpendictual cuts] and use crazy glue to join and get more service. I did this several years ago on my VCR and its still working. Of course, if available, new is more reliable.

You might have better luck looking for 'rubber drive belts'.

Can't you use an O-ring? An o-ring of the type AS568A-154 or AS568A-155 are close to your dimensions.

Google for "O-ring Charts" for other sizes.

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