
SKF PHG 5VX750X4 v-belt
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- 5VX
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Description
SKF PHG 5VX750X4 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 PHG 5VX750X4 and any equivalents.
SKF PHG V-belts are what you use to link pulleys and carry motion from one shaft to another. The toothed, multi-rib build gives them the flexibility and load capacity that many drives need. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line to maintenance and purchasing teams and can help you match a belt to your equipment.
The code itself tells you most of what you need. PHG is the SKF V-belt family marker. The section follows, either 3VX or 5VX, and that sets the profile width and height. Next comes a four-digit figure for nominal length in tenths of an inch, and the last digit is the number of grooves or ribs. So PHG 3VX800X5 is a 3VX section belt, 800 tenths of an inch long, with 5 grooves. PHG 5VX1600X5 pairs the 5VX section with 5 grooves.
You will find these belts in industrial plant drives, compressors, fans, pumps, mills and agricultural machinery, and in food, textile and woodworking operations where transmission has to run with little attention. The toothed profile runs more quietly and accepts minor misalignment better than a classic belt.
Selection starts with your pulley: the section and the number of grooves it takes, plus the center distance. Lighter drives call for 3VX; 5VX is the choice where more power is involved. Look at the pulleys as well, since worn or burred grooves cut belt life short. Fit the belt by hand rather than forcing it with tools, and set tension to whatever the equipment maker specifies. Keeping the shaft bearings lubricated also helps the drive run evenly.
On equivalences, SKF PHG belts can be swapped with other brands that use the same section and length naming. Compare the profile type and groove count, not just the code. If anything is unclear, our team can identify the replacement for your original belt.
To request a quote for your SKF PHG belt, send the complete code by WhatsApp or email. If you do not have it, we can work it out from the section, length and groove count of your equipment, and suggest equivalents where needed.
Dimensions
- Section
- 5VX
- Type
- Americana dentada
- Canales (multicanal)
- 4
Frequently asked questions
- What does the PHG code mean on SKF belts?
- PHG is the prefix SKF uses for its V-belt line. It is followed by the section (3VX or 5VX), the nominal length in tenths of an inch and the number of grooves. For example, PHG 3VX800X5 indicates 3VX section, 800 tenths of an inch and 5 grooves.
- How do I choose between a 3VX and a 5VX belt?
- It comes down to your pulley and the power being transmitted. The 3VX section suits lighter drives and 5VX is for higher-load work. Check the pulley grooves and the equipment specifications before deciding.
- Can I replace a belt from another brand with an SKF PHG?
- Yes, provided the section, length and number of grooves line up. Standard V-belts are generally interchangeable between brands. Even so, verify the profile and send us the original code so we can confirm the equivalence.

