V-belt Gates SPB 5370
- Brand
- GATES
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- SPB
- Series
- Super HC
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Description
GATES SPB 5370 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 SPB 5370 and any equivalents.
The Gates Super HC SPB 5370 is a narrow wedge V-belt for industrial drives that need a compact, high-capacity belt. Its SPB profile and 5370 mm length suit specific sheave setups. Before fitting, inspect the drive and sheaves to protect the new belt.
Start by checking sheave grooves for wear, rust, or debris. Worn grooves can make a new belt sit too deep and slip. Confirm the sheave profile matches the SPB cross-section: 16.3 mm top width, 13 mm height, and 40° angle. Also check alignment and bearing play.
The SPB 5370 measures 5370 mm in length. Verify the old belt marking and sheave pitch diameter before ordering. If the drive runs multiple belts, replace them as a set to keep tension even. After fitting, recheck tension and alignment.
For a quote, send the part number SPB 5370 and the quantity. If you are unsure about the profile or length, share the old belt marking and a photo of the drive. We carry the Gates Super HC line and can help confirm the right belt.
Dimensions
- Section
- SPB
- Length
- 5370mm
Frequently asked questions
- What does the SPB profile mean for my drive?
- SPB is a narrow wedge profile. This belt has a 16.3 mm top width, 13 mm height, and 40° angle. Check that your sheaves are cut for SPB and are in good condition.
- How do I confirm the length before ordering?
- The length is 5370 mm. Verify the marking on your old belt and measure the drive. If the old belt is worn, use the part number and sheave dimensions as reference.
- What should I inspect before fitting a new belt?
- Inspect sheave grooves for wear, check alignment, and confirm bearing condition. Correct any issues before installing the new belt to avoid premature failure.