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SKF PHG CC130 v-belt

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SKF PHG CC130 v-belt

Manufacturer part numberPHG CC130Also known as: PHGCC130
Brand
SKF
Subcategory
V-belts
Section
CC
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Description

SKF PHG CC130 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 CC130 and any equivalents.

The SKF PHG CC belt is a double V, or hexagonal, power transmission belt. Because it has a V profile on both faces, it can drive from either side, which suits layouts where pulleys run in opposite directions or where a tensioner contacts the belt. It is a common choice for low and medium power industrial drives.

Reading the code helps you pick the right belt. PHG is the SKF line for V-belts, CC is the cross-section, and here that section is double V, meaning hexagonal. The trailing digits give the nominal length, so a PHG CC86, PHG CC90 or PHG CC105 is progressively longer. Match the section to the pulley groove and the number to the center distance you need.

Typical installations include mills, mixers, compressors, pumps and fans, as well as equipment in food processing, textile, woodworking and metalworking operations. Hexagonal belts are useful when a single belt has to wrap more than one shaft or when rotation is reversed through a backside pulley.

Before installing, confirm that the CC section sits correctly in the groove, that the pulleys are aligned and that tension is set to the drive manufacturer's specification. Over-tensioning puts extra load on bearings and shafts, while under-tensioning lets the belt slip and wastes power. Belts themselves need no lubrication, though the bearings and other drive components do.

Inspect belts at regular intervals and replace them if you see cracking, glazing or worn edges. Interchangeability between brands is generally possible when section and length agree, but dimensional tolerances and construction details can differ, so check the technical data for critical drives.

To request a quote, send the full belt designation to MR Industrial Accessories by WhatsApp or email. Including a photo of the pulley and of the belt being replaced helps our team confirm the correct item and suggest an equivalent when needed.

Dimensions

Section
CC
Type
Doble V (hexagonal)

Frequently asked questions

What does the PHG CC code tell me about an SKF belt?
PHG is the SKF V-belt line, CC is the cross-section, and in this case that section is double V, or hexagonal. The final digits indicate nominal length, so the code links the belt to both the pulley groove and the required center distance.
How do I determine the right PHG CC length?
The length has to suit the distance between pulleys and the path the belt follows. Measuring the belt you are replacing or checking the equipment manual is the most reliable route. If that is not possible, send the old code or the pulley dimensions and we can help.
Can a belt from another maker be swapped for an SKF PHG CC?
Often yes, provided the section and length are the same. V-belts are built to standards that support interchange, but tolerances and construction can vary between makers. For demanding drives, review the technical specifications first.
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