Bando 210L075G Timing Belt Section L 56 Teeth 21 Inch

Product Description

The BANDO 210L075G is a Series L timing belt designed for synchronous power transmission in light-duty mechanical drive applications. It features 56 trapezoidal teeth on a 21.0-inch pitch length with a 0.375-inch belt pitch and a 0.75-inch width. The belt is constructed from neoprene with a fiberglass tensile cord, giving it resistance to heat, oil, and flex fatigue under continuous cycling. Rated for operating temperatures from -22 degrees F to 194 degrees F, it suits both indoor and outdoor drive systems. Licensed technicians and maintenance mechanics install this belt in HVAC blower assemblies, conveyor drives, and general industrial equipment where precise timing and slip-free power transfer are required.

The 210L075G fits drive systems calling for a standard Series L synchronous belt with a 0.75-inch face width. Typical applications include HVAC air handlers, fan drives, compressor drives, and light industrial machinery requiring indexed or timed shaft rotation. The trapezoidal tooth profile mates with standard L-series timing pulleys. Its neoprene construction and fiberglass cord make it suitable for environments with moderate heat exposure and sustained load cycling in both residential and commercial mechanical systems.

Key Features

• Series L belt section with 0.375-inch pitch and trapezoidal tooth profile
• 56 teeth on a 21.0-inch pitch length for precise synchronous drive
• 0.75-inch face width and 0.138-inch belt height
• Neoprene body with fiberglass tensile cord for heat and flex resistance
• Operating range from -22 degrees F to 194 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for any drive system specifying a Series L timing belt with belt number 210L075 and a 0.75-inch width. Confirm pulley tooth count and center-to-center distance before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or technician. De-energize and lock out all power to the drive system before removing the old belt. Do not use tools to pry or force the belt over pulley flanges, as this can damage the tensile cord. After installation, verify proper belt tension and pulley alignment per the equipment manufacturer's specifications before restoring power.