Value Collection 13XL025-6FA-1/4 Timing Belt Pulley

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 13XL025-6FA-1/4 is a hub flange timing belt pulley designed for use with XL-series timing belts in light-duty power transmission applications. Machined from aluminum, this pulley features 13 teeth and accepts a 1/4-inch bore shaft. The outside diameter measures 0.808 inches and the pitch diameter is 0.828 inches, making it suited for compact drive systems where precise belt engagement and consistent tooth pitch are required. The flanged hub design helps keep the belt tracking on the pulley face during operation. Typical installers include machine builders, automation technicians, and maintenance mechanics working on small-format belt drive assemblies.

This pulley is used in light industrial and mechanical drive applications where XL-profile timing belts are specified. The 1/4-inch belt width and 0.438-inch face width make it appropriate for compact, low-torque drive trains such as those found in conveyor systems, positioning equipment, and small machinery. Its aluminum construction keeps rotating weight low, which benefits applications with frequent start-stop cycles or high-speed operation at small pulley diameters.

Key Features

• 13-tooth XL-series profile for precise, slip-free power transmission
• 1/4-inch bore diameter for direct shaft mounting
• Hub flange design aids belt tracking and reduces derailment risk
• Aluminum construction reduces rotating mass and resists corrosion
• 0.438-inch face width matched to 1/4-inch XL timing belt width
• 0.828-inch pitch diameter for accurate speed and torque calculations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for light-duty XL-series timing belt drive systems requiring a 13-tooth pulley with a 1/4-inch bore and hub flange.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by mechanical technicians or maintenance personnel familiar with belt drive systems. Shut down and lock out all power to the drive before removing or installing any pulley. Secure the pulley to the shaft using an appropriately sized setscrew or retaining method and verify belt tension and alignment before returning the system to service. Consult the equipment manufacturer specifications for shaft fit tolerances and belt tension requirements.