Timing belt Stark 295-5M-10
- Brand
- STARK
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
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Description
STARK 295-5M-10 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 295-5M-10 and any equivalents.
This Stark timing belt is identified by the part number 295-5M-10 and uses the HTD 5M profile with a 5 mm pitch. It is a synchronous belt for drives that need positive, non-slip engagement rather than friction. Use the profile and pitch to confirm it matches the pulley grooves on your drive.
Timing belts in the HTD 5M profile are common on light-duty industrial drives, positioning axes, and compact power transmission points where the belt teeth mesh with matching pulleys. The 5 mm pitch sets the distance between tooth centers, so the pulley must be cut for HTD 5M to run correctly. This belt carries the Stark part number 295-5M-10.
To confirm fit, read the marking on the back of the old belt and compare it to 295-5M-10. Check that the pulley profile is HTD 5M and the pitch matches 5 mm. If the marking is worn or unreadable, measure the belt width and count the teeth, then send those details with your quote request.
Dimensions
- Profile
- HTD 5M
- Pitch
- 5mm
Frequently asked questions
- How do I confirm this belt fits my drive?
- Compare the profile and pitch on the old belt or pulley to HTD 5M and 5 mm. The part number 295-5M-10 should match the marking on the back of the belt you are replacing.
- What should I send to request a quote?
- Send the part number 295-5M-10, the belt type, and the profile. If you are unsure, include the old belt marking or a photo of the pulley grooves.
- Can you help if the old belt marking is unreadable?
- Yes. Provide the pulley profile, the pitch, and the belt width, and the team can help confirm the correct Stark timing belt.