V-belt Movendis PP-XPA1550-EPDM-AS
- Brand
- MOVENDIS
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- XPA
- Series
- PowerPlus EPDM Cogged Raw Edge Narrow
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Description
MOVENDIS PP-XPA1550-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-XPA1550-EPDM-AS and any equivalents.
This Movendis PowerPlus EPDM Cogged Raw Edge Narrow belt is a cogged narrow V-belt in the XPA profile with a 1550 mm length. It is built for compact, high-speed industrial drives where a standard wrapped belt would run too hot or slip under load.
Cogged narrow V-belts are common on pumps, fans, compressors, machine tools and other equipment that uses small pulley diameters and higher RPM. The raw-edge construction and molded cogs help the belt flex around small sheaves while keeping a firm grip on the pulley groove.
To confirm fit, check the old belt's back marking for the profile and length. The replacement must match both: XPA for the cross-section and 1550 mm for the outside length. Also inspect the drive for worn or misaligned pulleys, since these will shorten the life of any new belt.
When you request a quote, send the part number PP-XPA1550-EPDM-AS and the quantity you need. If you are replacing several belts on the same drive, it is good practice to renew them as a set so they share the load evenly. Our team can confirm the belt from the marking or help you find the right equivalent.
Dimensions
- Section
- XPA
- Length
- 1550mm
Frequently asked questions
- What does the XPA profile mean for fit?
- XPA is the cross-section of the belt. It must match the pulley groove profile. The length of this belt is 1550 mm, so both the profile and the length need to match the drive.
- How do I read the marking on my old belt?
- Look for the profile letters and the length number on the back of the belt. For this belt, that would be XPA and 1550. If the marking is worn, measure the outside length and check the pulley groove.
- Can I replace just one belt on a multi-belt drive?
- On a drive with several belts, it is best to replace them as a set. Belts that have run together wear to the same length, and mixing old and new belts can cause uneven loading.