V-belt Mitsuboshi 5VX 1400
- Brand
- MITSUBOSHI
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- 5VX
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Description
MITSUBOSHI 5VX 1400 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 5VX 1400 and any equivalents.
When you need to replace a belt, start by reading the marking on the old belt. This page covers the Mitsuboshi 5VX 1400, a cogged narrow V-belt with a 5VX profile. The same size is also listed under Dayco 5VX 1400.
A clear marking on the back of the belt gives you the profile and the part number. The 5VX profile identifies a narrow V-belt, and 1400 is the part number length reference. If the old belt is worn or dirty, clean the back with a rag and look for the stamp. If the marking is unreadable, measure the top width and the outside length with a belt gauge and send those values with your quote request.
The 5VX 1400 is a cogged narrow V-belt, also called a wedge belt. The cogged construction helps the belt run cooler and resist cracking in small-diameter pulleys. For drives that use multiple belts, replace all belts in the set at the same time to keep tension even. Check sheave grooves for wear and alignment before installing new belts.
To request a quote, send the part number 5VX 1400, the quantity, and any drive details you have. If you need help confirming the right belt or want an equivalent, include a photo of the old belt marking and the sheave dimensions. We carry Mitsuboshi belts and can reply promptly by WhatsApp or email.
Dimensions
- Section
- 5VX
Frequently asked questions
- How do I read the marking on my old belt?
- Look on the back of the belt for a printed or stamped code. For this belt, you will see the profile 5VX and the part number 1400. If the marking is worn, clean the area and use a light. If it is still unreadable, measure the top width and outside length and send those numbers.
- What does the 5VX profile mean?
- The 5VX profile indicates a narrow V-belt, also known as a wedge belt. This belt is cogged, which means it has a notched inner surface. The part number 1400 is the length reference for this belt.
- Can I replace just one belt in a multi-belt drive?
- For drives that use more than one belt, it is good practice to replace all belts in the set at the same time. This helps maintain even tension and load sharing. Mixing new and old belts can cause uneven wear.