
SKF PHG SPA1557XP2 timing belt
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
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Description
SKF PHG SPA1557XP2 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 SPA1557XP2 and any equivalents.
SKF PHG SPA XP timing belts are toothed power transmission belts that run on matching toothed pulleys, so the drive keeps a fixed speed ratio with no slip. They are used wherever synchronization matters, from food and textile plants to automotive and packaging operations. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line as part of its power transmission range.
Reading the code helps you confirm a belt quickly. PHG refers to the belt construction, SPA is the section profile, and XP points to a special rubber formulation or treatment, generally linked to better resistance to abrasion and heat. The digits that follow give the pitch length in millimeters, and the final suffix gives the width or number of teeth. So PHG SPA1400XP2 is a 1400 mm pitch length belt with suffix 2, and PHG SPA1457XP2 is a 1457 mm pitch length belt with suffix 2. With that breakdown you can pull the main dimensions straight from the label.
These belts suit drives that must stay in step: industrial sewing machines, packaging equipment, printers, compressors, pumps and fans. In the food industry they appear on conveyors and mixers, in textile plants on looms and spinning machines, in automotive work on engines and accessories, and in packaging and labeling lines. Because they hold synchronized speed, they fit applications with precision requirements and avoid the slip and power loss that come with it.
Choosing the right belt comes down to three checks: profile (SPA here), pitch length and width, all of which have to match the pulley and drive already in place. At installation, line up the pulleys to prevent early wear and noise, and set tension carefully. Too much tension harms bearings and the belt itself; too little lets teeth jump. Inspect the pulleys as well, and swap the belt out if you see cracking, fraying or missing teeth. Belts are not lubricated, but keeping the area clean and free of contaminants helps.
On equivalences, an SKF PHG SPA XP belt can stand in for other brands that use the same profile and pitch standard, provided profile, pitch length and width all line up. Check the full designation against the belt you are replacing, since nomenclature differs between makers, and confirm with a specialist before substituting. MR Industrial Accessories can help you find the right equivalent.
For a quote on an SKF PHG SPA XP timing belt, send the complete part number to MR Industrial Accessories by WhatsApp or email. The team replies promptly, helps you pin down the exact item, and can answer questions on applications, installation or equivalents.
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 XP suffix mean on SKF PHG SPA XP belts?
- It points to a special rubber formulation or treatment, generally associated with greater resistance to abrasion and heat. The belt dimensions stay the same.
- How do I read the length on a PHG SPA1400XP2 belt?
- The 1400 is the pitch length in millimeters, and the trailing 2 is the width or number of teeth. Compare both against the original belt or pulley before ordering.
- Can an SKF PHG SPA XP belt replace one from another brand?
- It can, as long as the profile, pitch length and width match. Send the full part number to MR Industrial Accessories so the equivalence can be validated.

