Bando BX60 Cogged V-belt Bx Section 63 in

Product Description

The BANDO BX60 is a classic cogged V-belt in the BX section, designed for power transmission drives in HVAC, agricultural, industrial, and commercial equipment. The cogged construction reduces bending resistance, which improves flexibility and allows the belt to run cooler at higher speeds. It measures 63 inches outside length with a 21/32 inch width and a 13/32 inch thickness. Built from rubber compound rated for heat and oil resistance, the BX60 is suited for demanding drive applications where a standard smooth-back belt would wear prematurely or lose efficiency.

This belt fits a wide range of blower, fan, compressor, and pump drive assemblies found in residential and light commercial HVAC systems, as well as general industrial machinery. The BX section is a widely standardized size commonly used on belt-driven equipment such as air handlers, condensing units, package units, and belt-drive fans. Licensed HVAC technicians and mechanical service professionals are the primary installers for this belt type. The cogged profile also allows use on smaller sheave diameters without sacrificing belt life.

Key Features

• Cogged construction reduces bending resistance for cooler, more efficient operation
• Heat resistant and oil resistant rubber compound for demanding service environments
• 63 inch outside length with 60 inch internal length for precise drive sizing
• 21/32 inch belt width and 13/32 inch thickness match standard BX-section sheaves
• Meets ARPM standards for dimensional and performance consistency
• Classic cogged style compatible with both standard and cogged sheave profiles

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for standard BX60-designation belts used in BX-section drive systems across HVAC blower assemblies, fan drives, pump drives, and general industrial equipment requiring a 63 inch outside length BX cogged V-belt.

Installation Notes

Belt replacement should be performed by a qualified HVAC technician or mechanical service professional. De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before removing the old belt or accessing the drive assembly. Inspect sheaves for wear, misalignment, and debris before installing the new belt. Never pry or force the belt over sheave flanges; always release drive tension using the motor adjustment or idler before seating the belt.