DODGE F14MX-200S-20-F timing pulley

DODGE F14MX-200S-20-F belongs to timing pulley, part of our Power transmission range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for F14MX-200S-20-F and any equivalents.

The DODGE HT500 series covers timing pulleys that run with toothed belts, matching the profile called out in each part number. They keep the driven shaft turning in step with the drive shaft, so the speed ratio stays fixed. You will find them on pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors and other equipment where timing has to hold. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies these pulleys to customers throughout the United States and in several Latin American countries.

Reading a DODGE HT500 part number is straightforward once you know the blocks. The leading F tells you the pulley is flanged. The pitch of the belt it takes appears in the code that follows. Then comes the tooth count, for example 168 or 180. The letter S identifies the hub or bushing style. The two digits, such as 20, give the pulley width in millimeters. A closing F confirms the flange type. So F14MX-168S-20-F is a flanged pulley with 168 teeth, 20 mm wide, built for a 14MX pitch belt.

These pulleys turn up in food processing, chemical plants, petrochemical operations and metalworking shops. Screw compressors, process pumps, centrifugal fans, belt conveyors and machine tools all rely on them. Their job is to hold the relationship between the drive shaft and the driven shaft, which matters when a change in speed would affect product quality or line safety. Bottling and packaging lines also use them where timing must be exact.

When you select a timing pulley, work from the belt pitch, tooth count, width, shaft diameter and bushing type. During installation, align the pulleys carefully; misalignment leads to uneven belt wear and noise. No lubrication is needed in this kind of drive, but belt tension and tooth condition should be checked regularly. A properly sealed bushing keeps dust and moisture out.

DODGE HT500 pulleys can be replaced by other brands that use the same belt profile and a similar tooth count and width. What decides compatibility is the bushing dimensions and the shaft diameter. Before replacing a pulley, compare the complete part number and the critical measurements. If you need an alternative, we can point you to the option that fits your equipment, working from the exact designation on your machine or drawing.

To get a quote, send the full part number, such as F14MX-168S-20-F, or the model shown on your equipment, by WhatsApp or email. We reply promptly and can suggest equivalents or help you choose. If the variant you need does not appear, write to us with the part number or measurements and we will help identify it.