
Timing belt Stark 896-8M-10
- Brand
- STARK
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
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Description
STARK 896-8M-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 896-8M-10 and any equivalents.
This Stark 896-8M-10 is a timing belt with an HTD 8M profile and an 8 mm pitch. It is used in synchronous drives where the belt teeth mesh with a matching pulley to keep the driven shaft in step with the driver.
To confirm fit, compare the marking on the old belt with the part number 896-8M-10 and check the pulley groove profile. The drive should use HTD 8M pulleys, and the belt pitch of 8 mm must match the pulley pitch. Inspect the pulleys for worn teeth, debris in the grooves and correct alignment before installing the new belt.
If you are replacing a belt on a drive that runs more than one belt, or if the old belt failed early, inspect the full drive: pulley wear, tension, and any signs of rubbing or misalignment. Send the part number 896-8M-10, the belt marking, and the pulley profile when you request a quote. If you need help confirming the right belt, include photos of the old belt and the pulley teeth.
Dimensions
- Profile
- HTD 8M
- Pitch
- 8mm
Frequently asked questions
- How do I confirm that the Stark 896-8M-10 fits my drive?
- Check that your pulleys are HTD 8M with an 8 mm pitch and that the old belt is marked 896-8M-10. The belt profile and pitch must match the pulley grooves.
- What should I send with my quote request?
- Send the part number 896-8M-10, the belt marking from the back of the old belt, and the pulley profile. Photos of the old belt and pulleys help confirm the correct replacement.
- Can I replace just one belt on a multi-belt drive?
- On drives that use more than one belt, replacing all belts at the same time helps keep tension even. Inspect the pulleys and alignment as part of the replacement.

