V-belt Gates XPZ 975
- Brand
- GATES
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- XPZ
- Series
- Quad-Power 4
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Description
GATES XPZ 975 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 XPZ 975 and any equivalents.
This page covers the Gates Quad-Power 4 XPZ 975, a cogged narrow V-belt built to the XPZ profile with a 975 mm length. Use it to match a drive that specifies XPZ and 975 mm, or to replace a belt whose back marking reads the same.
The profile and length are the two values that decide fit. XPZ sets the cross-section and the way the belt sits in the pulley groove; 975 mm is the datum length. If your drive was set up for an XPZ belt at that length, this is the correct size to specify. A different profile will not seat correctly, and a different length will not tension within the adjustment range.
When you order, send the part number XPZ 975 and the quantity. If the old belt is worn or the marking is hard to read, measure the outside length and note the profile from the pulley groove, then send both. We carry the Gates Quad-Power 4 line and can confirm the belt against your drive details before you commit.
For drives that run more than one belt, replace the full set at the same time so the belts share the load evenly. Check pulley grooves for wear and alignment while the drive is open, and set tension to the drive manufacturer's figure. The cogged construction is suited to smaller pulley diameters where a standard narrow V-belt would run hotter.
Dimensions
- Section
- XPZ
- Length
- 975mm
Frequently asked questions
- What do XPZ and 975 mean on this belt?
- XPZ is the profile, which fixes the cross-section and how the belt fits the pulley groove. 975 is the length in millimeters. Both must match your drive for the belt to seat and tension correctly.
- How do I confirm this is the right belt for my drive?
- Read the marking on the back of the old belt. If it shows XPZ 975, this is the same size. If it is worn, measure the outside length and check the pulley groove profile, then send those details with your quote request.
- Should I replace all belts on a multi-belt drive?
- Yes. On a drive with more than one belt, fit a complete matched set so the load is shared evenly. Mixing a new belt with worn ones can overload the new belt and shorten its life.