Timing belt Optibelt 3MHP 495
- Brand
- OPTIBELT
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
- Series
- Omega HP
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Description
OPTIBELT 3MHP 495 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 3MHP 495 and any equivalents.
This Optibelt 3MHP 495 belt is a timing belt in the Omega HP series. It has an HTD 3M profile, a 495 mm length, and a 3 mm pitch. Use these three values to confirm the belt matches your drive before you request a quote.
The profile and length are the key selection data here. HTD 3M defines the tooth shape and spacing, and the 3 mm pitch is the distance from one tooth center to the next. The 495 mm length is the belt's datum length. If your drive is built for an HTD 3M belt and the old belt is marked 495, this part is the correct size to compare.
When you replace a timing belt, check the drive for worn or damaged pulleys and confirm the belt path is clean. If the drive uses more than one belt, replace them as a set so the load stays even. Send the belt marking or the part number 3MHP 495, and our team can confirm the profile and length or suggest an equivalent.
Dimensions
- Profile
- HTD 3M
- Pitch
- 3mm
- Length
- 495mm
Frequently asked questions
- What do the profile and length mean on the Optibelt 3MHP 495?
- HTD 3M is the tooth profile and 3 mm is the pitch, or distance between tooth centers. The 495 mm value is the belt length. Together they define the size.
- Can you help confirm this belt for my drive?
- Yes. Send the part number 3MHP 495 or a photo of the marking on the back of the belt. We will check the profile and length and suggest an equivalent if needed.
- Should I replace timing belts in sets?
- If the drive uses multiple belts, replacing them as a set helps keep tension and load even. Inspect pulleys for wear at the same time.