Timing belt Optibelt MXL K 1960
- Brand
- OPTIBELT
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
- Series
- Alpha Torque
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Description
OPTIBELT MXL K 1960 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 MXL K 1960 and any equivalents.
This Optibelt Alpha Torque timing belt is identified by the code MXL K 1960. It has an MXL profile and a length of 497.84 mm. Use the profile and length to confirm it matches the belt you are replacing.
Timing belts in the MXL profile are commonly found on small, precise drives where synchronization between shaft positions matters. If you are maintaining or rebuilding equipment and the old belt is marked MXL K 1960, this Optibelt Alpha Torque belt is the direct match by profile and length. Confirm the drive uses an MXL pitch before ordering, since a different profile will not seat correctly in the pulleys.
To verify fit, read the marking on the back of the old belt and compare it with the code, profile and length shown here. Check that the belt path is clean, the pulleys are free of damage and the tensioner moves smoothly. If the old belt is worn, cracked or has missing teeth, replace it before returning the drive to service.
Dimensions
- Profile
- MXL
- Length
- 497.84mm
Frequently asked questions
- How do I confirm this belt fits my drive?
- Match the profile and length from your old belt or equipment documentation to the MXL profile and 497.84 mm length shown for this Optibelt MXL K 1960 belt. The code on the back of the old belt is the quickest reference.
- Can you help if I am not sure about the profile?
- Yes. Send the part number from the old belt, along with the profile and length if you have them, by WhatsApp or email. The team can review the details and help confirm the correct belt.
- What should I inspect when replacing a timing belt?
- Check the pulleys for wear or debris, confirm the belt path is aligned and make sure the tensioner operates correctly. Replacing a worn belt before it fails helps avoid unplanned downtime.