The design of classical V belts allows them to effectively transmit power while accommodating misalignment and shock loads, making them suitable for diverse operating conditions. These belts come in a range of sizes and configurations to fit different pulley diameters and drive requirements. Installation and tensioning of classical V belts are relatively straightforward, typically involving adjusting the center distance between pulleys and applying appropriate tension to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Despite the advent of newer belt technologies, such as synchronous belts and serpentine belts, classical V belts continue to be widely used due to their simplicity, versatility, and reliability in transmitting power efficiently across various industrial and automotive applications.