V-belt Movendis PP-BX108,5-EPDM-AS
- Brand
- MOVENDIS
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- BX
- Series
- PowerPlus EPDM Cogged Raw Edge Classical
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Description
MOVENDIS PP-BX108,5-EPDM-AS 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 PP-BX108,5-EPDM-AS and any equivalents.
The Movendis PP-BX108,5-EPDM-AS is a cogged classical V-belt in the BX profile, 2798 mm long, from the PowerPlus EPDM Cogged Raw Edge Classical series. Before you fit it, inspect the drive and sheaves. Worn grooves or misalignment can shorten the life of any new belt.
Check each sheave for groove wear, cracks, and built-up debris. Confirm that the sheaves are aligned and that the belt sits correctly in the grooves. A straightedge across the sheave faces will show misalignment. Any driven equipment should turn freely by hand before you install the belt.
This belt is identified by its BX profile and 2798 mm length. If you are replacing an existing belt, read the marking on the back of the old belt and compare it with the part number. The cogged raw edge construction is part of the PowerPlus EPDM series from Movendis, which we carry.
To request a quote, send the part number PP-BX108,5-EPDM-AS by WhatsApp or email. Our team replies promptly and can help confirm that this belt matches your drive.
Dimensions
- Section
- BX
- Length
- 2798mm
Frequently asked questions
- What is the profile and length of this belt?
- It is a BX profile cogged classical V-belt with a length of 2798 mm.
- How do I request a quote?
- Send the part number PP-BX108,5-EPDM-AS by WhatsApp or email. Our team replies promptly.
- What should I check before installing a new belt?
- Inspect the sheaves for wear and alignment, and make sure the driven equipment turns freely. Correcting drive problems first helps the new belt run as intended.