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Toothed timing belt with 5M profile and 9 mm width · SKF PHG 143-L-S1800
SKF PHG 143-L-S1800 timing belt

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SKF PHG 143-L-S1800 timing belt

Manufacturer part numberPHG 143-L-S1800Also known as: PHG143LS1800 · PHG143-L-S1800 · PHG 143 L S1800
Brand
SKF
Subcategory
Timing belts
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Description

SKF PHG 143-L-S1800 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 PHG 143-L-S1800 and any equivalents.

SKF PHG series timing belts with L pitch and S finish are used wherever two or more shafts have to stay in step. Teeth on the inside of the belt engage matching pulleys, so the drive runs without slip and the ratio stays fixed. Typical installations include machine tools, industrial printers, compressors and positioning systems. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line and can help you work out the pitch and length you need.

Reading the code is the first step. PHG is the SKF timing belt family. The figure after it refers either to the tooth count or to the pitch length, depending on the series. The letter L sets the tooth profile, and the S plus a closing number, as seen in PHG 67-L-S800 or PHG 150-L-S1800, marks a construction or width variant. Comparing PHG 124-L-S1800 with PHG 158-L-S1800 shows how only the length changes while profile and finish stay the same. The series table is the reliable way to decode any given reference.

These belts suit drives that must repeat the same motion cycle after cycle. Packaging lines, industrial sewing machines, printing equipment, screw compressors, metering pumps and automation systems are common applications, as is food processing, where a dry drive with no oil is an advantage over chain. The L profile fits low and medium power drives running pulleys of the matching pitch, as long as alignment and tension follow the manufacturer's recommendations.

Choosing a belt means checking pitch, pitch length, width and tooth count. Pulleys must be aligned and tension set correctly, because an over-tight belt loads the bearings and a slack one can jump teeth. Unlike a V-belt, a timing belt does not stretch, so the center distance has to allow fitting without force. No lubrication is needed; instead, keep the drive clean and watch the teeth for wear. Guards or specific variants are worth considering where oil or dust is present.

Timing belts are specified by pitch and length, and equivalent profiles exist across brands. On a replacement, the safest route is the same code, or one that matches in pitch, length and width. A similar profile is not enough, since small differences in pitch or tooth count disturb synchronization. Where the exact code is not available, an alternative with the same critical dimensions can be reviewed. MR Industrial Accessories can compare options within its transmission range.

To replace an SKF PHG series belt, send the complete code to MR Industrial Accessories by WhatsApp or email. With the belt and pulley details, the team can confirm the selection so the quote is accurate.

Dimensions

Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.

Frequently asked questions

How do I work out the pitch and length of a PHG L-S belt?
The marking on the belt gives the pitch as the letter L and a number that stands for the length or the tooth count. In PHG 67-L-S800 and PHG 124-L-S1800, for example, the length differs. Measure the pitch length or count the teeth and check the series table to be sure.
What separates a timing belt from a V-belt?
A timing belt has teeth that engage the pulley, so it drives without slipping and keeps the shafts synchronized. A V-belt relies on friction and can slip under load. That is why positioning, printing or metering drives, where the ratio has to be exact, use timing belts.
Can another brand replace an SKF belt with the same profile?
Yes, provided pitch, pitch length, width and tooth count all match. A similar profile alone is not sufficient. If you are unsure, send the complete code and the pulley dimensions, and MR Industrial Accessories will check the equivalence before quoting.
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