Value Collection 17L0756FSFB5/8 Timing Belt Pulley

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 17L0756FSFB5/8 is a 17-tooth timing belt pulley designed for synchronous drive applications in industrial and mechanical systems. It features a 5/8-inch bore, a 2-inch outside diameter, and a 2.029-inch pitch diameter. Constructed from steel cast iron, this pulley delivers the rigidity and wear resistance required for reliable power transmission. It is compatible with L-series timing belts and suits applications where precise, slip-free indexing or positioning is necessary. Technicians and maintenance mechanics working on conveyor systems, pumps, and light machinery are the typical installers.

This pulley fits L-series timing belt drives, which use a 3/8-inch pitch belt profile. The 3/4-inch belt width capacity makes it appropriate for moderate-load synchronous drive setups in both OEM equipment builds and field replacement scenarios. It is suited for residential and light commercial mechanical systems where dimensional accuracy and consistent tooth engagement are critical to system performance. Verify bore size, belt series, and belt width against existing drive components before ordering to ensure a proper fit.

Key Features

• 17-tooth count provides defined gear ratio options for L-series synchronous drive systems
• 5/8-inch bore accommodates standard shaft sizing common in light industrial machinery
• 2.029-inch pitch diameter enables accurate speed and torque ratio calculations
• 3/4-inch belt width capacity suits moderate-load drive configurations
• Steel cast iron construction resists wear and deformation under continuous cyclic loading
• Compatible with L-series timing belts based on the L belt trade size designation

Compatibility

Designed for use with L-series timing belts. Verify belt trade size, bore diameter, and belt width requirements against the existing drive assembly before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a maintenance mechanic or industrial technician. Disengage and lock out all power to the drive system before removing or installing any pulley. Ensure the shaft is clean and free of burrs before sliding the pulley onto the bore. Align the pulley face parallel to mating drive components to prevent uneven belt wear and premature failure.