
V-belt Mitsuboshi SPZ 1100
- Brand
- MITSUBOSHI
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- SPZ
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Description
MITSUBOSHI SPZ 1100 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 SPZ 1100 and any equivalents.
This is a Mitsuboshi narrow wedge V-belt in the SPZ profile, identified by the part number SPZ 1100. The marking on the belt gives you two facts to work with: the SPZ profile and the 1100 length. Everything else follows from matching those to your drive.
The SPZ profile is a narrow wedge section. This belt measures 9.7 mm across the top, 8 mm in height, and carries a 40-degree angle. Narrow wedge belts run in the same groove family as the SPZ section, so the profile is the first thing to confirm against your sheave. If your drive was built for a narrow section, an SPZ belt is the correct fit.
The 1100 in the part number is the length. Check it against the old belt before you order. A belt that is too long or too short will not tension correctly, no matter how well the profile matches. If the old belt is worn or the marking has rubbed off, measure it or send us what you can read and we will help confirm the right belt or suggest an equivalent.
Replacing belts as a set keeps the load shared evenly across the drive. When one belt in a multi-belt drive has stretched or worn, the others have taken up the difference. Ordering the full set of SPZ 1100 belts avoids mixing new and used belts on the same sheaves.
Dimensions
- Section
- SPZ
Frequently asked questions
- What do I need to send for a quote on this belt?
- Send the part number SPZ 1100, the quantity, and how many belts run on the drive. If you are not certain of the part number, send a photo of the marking on the back of the old belt and we will help confirm it.
- How do I check that SPZ 1100 is the right belt for my drive?
- Read the marking on the old belt. It should show the SPZ profile and the 1100 length. If the marking is gone, measure the top width and the outside length and send those figures to us.
- Should I replace all the belts on the drive at once?
- Yes, when more than one belt runs on the same sheaves. Belts wear and stretch together, so a single new belt alongside used ones will not carry its share of the load.

