Timing belt Optibelt 25 / 8M 2600 AFX
- Brand
- OPTIBELT
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
- Series
- Alpha Flex
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Description
OPTIBELT 25 / 8M 2600 AFX belongs to timing 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 25 / 8M 2600 AFX and any equivalents.
The Optibelt 25 / 8M 2600 AFX is an Alpha Flex timing belt with an HTD 8M profile, a 2600 mm length and an 8 mm pitch. Before you fit it, inspect the drive and the sheaves so the new belt runs on a sound system. We carry this belt and quote it by part number.
Start with the sheaves. Look for worn grooves, corrosion, burrs or debris in the tooth spaces, and check that the sheaves are aligned and secure. A damaged or dirty sheave will shorten the life of any timing belt, including this one.
Then check the rest of the drive: bearing condition, shaft movement, and anything that could rub or misroute the belt. Confirm the old belt marking matches the Optibelt 25 / 8M 2600 AFX, with its HTD 8M profile, 2600 mm length and 8 mm pitch, before you order.
If the drive passes inspection, fit the new belt and tension it to the drive manufacturer's specification. Send the part number and any drive details by WhatsApp or email for a quote.
Dimensions
- Profile
- HTD 8M
- Pitch
- 8mm
- Length
- 2600mm
Frequently asked questions
- What are the profile and length of this belt?
- It has an HTD 8M profile, a 2600 mm length and an 8 mm pitch.
- How do I confirm this is the right belt for my drive?
- Read the marking on the back of the old belt and compare it with Optibelt 25 / 8M 2600 AFX. If you are unsure, send us the old marking and drive details.
- What should I check before fitting a new timing belt?
- Inspect the sheaves for wear, corrosion, burrs or debris, check alignment and security, and look at bearings and shafts for movement or damage.