Value Collection 20526866 V-belt Section a A55 57.1 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 20526866 is a Section A classic V-belt designed for general-purpose power transmission in a wide range of industrial and mechanical drive applications. Built from rubber, this belt measures 57.1 inches in outside length and 56.30 inches in internal length, corresponding to the standard A55 belt designation. It weighs 0.46 pounds and follows the classic V-belt profile, making it a straightforward drop-in solution for belt-driven equipment. HVAC technicians, maintenance mechanics, and service professionals commonly install this type of belt on fan assemblies, blower drives, and accessory drives where a Section A profile is specified.

Section A V-belts are widely used in residential and light commercial HVAC systems, compressor drives, pump drives, and general machinery. This belt is suited for equipment that calls out an A55 belt by number or specifies a Section A belt with an outside length of 57.1 inches. It is a standard catalog replacement and fits drive setups where pulleys are sized for the classic A-section profile. No special tooling or modifications to the drive system are required when replacing a same-spec belt.

Key Features

• Section A classic V-belt profile for compatibility with standard A-section sheaves and pulleys
• 57.1-inch outside length and 56.30-inch internal length matching the A55 designation
• Rubber construction for flexibility and durability in belt-drive service
• Lightweight at 0.46 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Single-piece quantity packaging suitable for individual replacement jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement for drives specifying an A55 or Section A V-belt with a 57.1-inch outside length. Suitable for equipment using classic A-section sheaves and pulleys.

Installation Notes

Always de-energize and lock out the equipment before removing or installing a V-belt. Loosen the drive motor mount or tensioner to allow belt removal and installation without prying, which can damage the belt or pulley grooves. After seating the belt, adjust tension per the equipment manufacturer's specification and verify alignment of sheaves before returning the unit to service. Inspect pulleys for wear or damage before installing a new belt.