Those brown thatched leather belts that scream "casual Friday".
The men wear leather belts that, as things heat up, the women grab suggestively.
Their compressors are pumps driven by engine belts that fill big tanks.
Until now, manufacturers of CVTs have relied on cloth or rubberised belts that could stretch or snap.
The materials are then piled on to large conveyer belts that transport them to a manual sorting station.
*Equip sport utilities and pickups with high-technology air bags and seat belts that take different actions depending on the severity of the crash, including seat belts that automatically tighten much faster during a high-speed crash.
Sports-uniform Web sites sell colorful elastic belts that are a boon for the ever-shifting biker body.
Today, their company produces leather clutch belts that are supplied to other retailers who in turn export them abroad.
Such a sander, he said, uses abrasive belts that are attached to a rubber-coated rotating steel cylinder.
This forced the Army's vice chief of staff, Richard Cody, to tighten belts that were already at the last notch.
Many of the looks were completed with double-wrapped belts that had metal buckles in the front and metals clasps in the back.
