V-belt Gates C 136 PowerBand
- Brand
- GATES
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- C
- Series
- Hi-Power PowerBand
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Description
GATES C 136 PowerBand belongs to v-belt, 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 C 136 PowerBand and any equivalents.
The Gates C 136 PowerBand is a banded V-belt in the Hi-Power PowerBand series, with a length of 3454 mm. It is built for drives where multiple V-belts run as a set on the same sheaves. Before you fit it, inspect the drive so the new belt starts on a sound setup.
Check the sheaves for wear, burrs, rust, or grooves that have widened or gone out of profile. Worn sheaves can shorten belt life and cause the belt to sit too low or slip. Confirm the sheave grooves are clean and aligned, and that the shafts and bearings turn freely.
Verify the drive takes a banded V-belt and that the sheave groove count and spacing match the belt set. The C 136 PowerBand is 3454 mm long. If you are replacing an existing belt, read the marking on the back and compare it with this part number before ordering.
Send us the part number and the drive details by WhatsApp or email. The team can confirm the belt for your application or suggest an equivalent. If you are unsure of the profile or length, include photos of the belt marking and sheaves with your request.
Dimensions
- Length
- 3454mm
Frequently asked questions
- What is the length of the Gates C 136 PowerBand?
- The belt length is 3454 mm.
- How do I request a quote for this belt?
- Send the part number C 136 PowerBand and your drive details by WhatsApp or email. The team replies promptly.
- What should I check on the drive before installing a new banded V-belt?
- Inspect the sheaves for wear, burrs, rust, or out-of-profile grooves. Confirm the sheave grooves are clean and aligned, and that the shafts and bearings turn freely.