SKF PHG SPC11200 v-belt
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- SPC
We reply promptly.
Tell us the quantity you need and request a quote by WhatsApp or email.
Can't find the exact model? Tell us the part number or model you need. We'll track it down and quote it, whether or not it appears in our catalog.
Description
SKF PHG SPC11200 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 SPC11200 and any equivalents.
For industrial drives that need to transmit motion between a motor and a machine, SKF PHG SPC V-belts offer a narrow section solution that runs on grooved pulleys. These belts help absorb vibration and protect connected components. MR Industrial Accessories supplies them as part of its power transmission range and provides technical guidance to match the belt to your application.
Reading the code on a PHG SPC belt is straightforward once you know what each part stands for. PHG identifies the product line, SPC tells you it is a narrow section, and the following digits give the pitch length in millimeters. On multi-rib versions, an X and a number at the end show how many ribs the belt has. With this information, you can confirm the belt you need without guesswork.
These belts appear in many industrial settings, from food processing and metallurgy to textile and mining operations. They drive compressors, pumps, fans, mills, conveyors and machine tools. Because the profile is narrow, they suit transmissions that demand high power in tight spaces and at high speeds. Plants, workshops and agro-industrial sites rely on them for both replacement and new projects.
Selecting the right belt comes down to three details: section, pitch length and, for multi-rib belts, rib count. Check that the pulleys are aligned and that the grooves are free from wear. Tension matters as well—too little causes slipping and early wear, while too much puts extra load on bearings. Inspect belts regularly and replace them when you see cracking, fraying or loss of tension. Always follow the machine manufacturer's instructions for installation and for lubricating related components.
Belts from various manufacturers often share equivalent designations, and SPC series belts are frequently interchangeable when section, length and rib count match. Even so, dimensional tolerances and material quality can affect how a belt performs and how long it lasts. When you request a quote, share the complete part number from the old belt or the machine manual so we can confirm compatibility. Our technical team is available to help you identify the correct option.
Dimensions
- Section
- SPC
- Type
- Estrecha
Frequently asked questions
- How do I identify the belt I need?
- Check the part number stamped on the old belt. The letters give the section, the numbers give the pitch length, and for multi-rib belts an X followed by a number indicates the rib count. Send us that information and a photo, and we can quote an equivalent belt.
- What does narrow section mean?
- Narrow section belts like SPC have a higher width-to-height ratio than classic belts. This lets them transmit more power in a smaller space and run at higher speeds, which is useful for compact, high-performance drives.
- Are SKF belts compatible with pulleys from other brands?
- Yes, provided the pulleys meet the standard for SPC section and the grooves are in good shape. Interchangeability depends on matching section, length and number of ribs. We still recommend checking alignment and tension for proper operation.