SKF PHG 26DPL1764-EPDM timing belt
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
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Description
SKF PHG 26DPL1764-EPDM 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 26DPL1764-EPDM and any equivalents.
The SKF PHG timing belt with EPDM compound transmits motion between shafts with the precision of a gear drive and the flexibility of a belt. It runs without slipping, which makes it suitable for drives that must hold a constant speed ratio. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line within its power transmission range and can help you match a belt to your application.
Reading the designation helps you confirm what you are ordering. The PHG prefix identifies the SKF timing belt family. The number that follows covers pitch and tooth count, and the DPL suffix means the belt is double-sided, with teeth on both faces, so it can drive in two directions or reverse rotation. The EPDM suffix is the ethylene-propylene-diene rubber compound, chosen for resistance to ozone, heat and weather. In PHG 26DPL1764-EPDM, for example, 26 is the pitch, 1764 the length and DPL the double-sided build.
Typical applications include machine tool drives, pumps, compressors, precision conveyors and packaging equipment, as well as printing equipment and positioning systems. They also appear in food, textile, wood and metalworking operations where shafts must stay synchronized and slipping is not acceptable.
Selection comes down to pitch, width, number of teeth and length, all of which have to match the pulleys and the center distance. Confirm that the tooth profile suits the pulleys and that a double-sided (DPL) belt fits the run. At installation, align the pulleys and set tension carefully: too much tension wears the teeth and bearings faster, while too little causes jumping and loss of synchronization. These belts are not lubricated; keep them clean and away from oils and extreme temperatures.
Belts from other brands with the same profile and pitch can sometimes be used instead, provided the dimensions and compound type are respected. The same pitch alone does not make two belts equivalent, since tooth profile, width and internal construction can differ between manufacturers. Check the complete designation before replacing a belt, and ask for advice if anything is unclear.
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
- What does the DPL suffix mean on a PHG belt?
- DPL means the belt has teeth on both faces, so it is double-sided. It can transmit motion on either side or reverse the direction of rotation where pulleys sit on both sides of the belt.
- How does an EPDM belt compare with a nitrile rubber one?
- EPDM handles ozone, weather and high temperatures better, while nitrile (NBR) resists oils and greases better. The working environment decides: NBR where oil exposure is present, EPDM where heat or weather is the main concern.
- How do I identify the timing belt my machine needs?
- You need pitch, width, number of teeth and length. This is usually marked on the original belt or listed in the machine manual. If it is not available, measure the pulley and center distance and send us the details by WhatsApp so we can help you find the right reference.