V-belt Optibelt X13 x 1080
- Brand
- OPTIBELT
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- AX
- Series
- Super TX M=S
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Description
OPTIBELT X13 x 1080 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 X13 x 1080 and any equivalents.
The Optibelt Super TX M=S is a cogged classical V-belt with an AX profile and a length of 1080 mm. This belt is used on industrial drives where a classical V-belt cross-section is required and space or pulley size limits the use of a standard wrapped belt. The cogged construction is common on compact drives, but the fit is determined by the profile and length.
To confirm this belt fits your drive, check the existing belt marking and measure the outside length. The profile AX corresponds to a classical V-belt cross-section, and the 1080 mm length is the reference dimension for this part. If the old belt is worn or the marking is unreadable, compare the drive pulley groove width and the center distance to the original specification.
Cogged classical V-belts are often found on drives with small pulleys, where the cogged design allows the belt to flex. They are also used on equipment that runs at moderate speeds and requires a reliable transmission of power. Because the belt may be part of a multi-belt set, replacing all belts on the drive at the same time helps maintain even tension and load sharing.
Dimensions
- Section
- AX
- Length
- 1080mm
Frequently asked questions
- How do I confirm that the Optibelt X13 x 1080 is the right belt for my drive?
- Check the marking on the existing belt. The profile should be AX and the length should be 1080 mm. If the old belt is not readable, measure the outside length and compare it to 1080 mm, and verify that the pulley grooves match the AX cross-section.
- What does the cogged construction mean for this belt?
- The cogged design refers to the raw-edge, molded teeth on the underside of the belt. This construction is typically used on drives with smaller pulleys, where a standard wrapped belt may not flex as easily. It does not change the profile or the length, which remain AX and 1080 mm.
- Can I replace just one belt on a multi-belt drive?
- On a drive that uses multiple belts, it is common practice to replace all belts at the same time. Mixing a new belt with old belts can lead to uneven tension and load distribution. For a single-belt drive, replace the belt with the same profile and length.