Value Collection 20565394 V-belt Section C 75.2 in C71

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 20565394 is a Section C classic V-belt designed for power transmission in industrial and mechanical drive applications. Built from rubber construction, this belt measures 75.2 inches outside length with an internal length of 73.90 inches, corresponding to belt designation C71. Section C belts are the standard cross-section choice for medium-to-heavy load drive systems, offering reliable torque transfer in single or multi-belt configurations. Licensed technicians and maintenance mechanics working on HVAC equipment, blowers, compressors, and general machinery will find this belt fits a wide range of drive setups requiring a C-section profile.

Section C V-belts are used in commercial and light industrial settings wherever a wrapped rubber drive belt handles moderate-to-heavy shaft-to-shaft power transfer. Common applications include belt-driven HVAC air handlers, rooftop unit blowers, exhaust fans, centrifugal pumps, and shop equipment. This belt is sold individually, making it suitable for single-belt replacement jobs or as a spare for multi-belt drive systems where matched sets are not required.

Key Features

• Section C profile for medium-to-heavy load power transmission drives
• 75.2 inches outside length with 73.90 inches internal length, designated C71
• Classic wrapped rubber construction for flexibility and durability
• Single-belt packaging — sold as a quantity of one
• UNSPSC Code 26111800 for procurement and cataloging reference

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement for any drive system requiring a Section C classic V-belt with a C71 designation and 75.2 inches outside length.

Installation Notes

Belt replacement on HVAC blowers and mechanical drives should be performed by a qualified technician with the unit fully de-energized and locked out per LOTO procedures before access. Use proper belt tension gauges to set deflection within the drive manufacturer's recommended range — do not overtighten, as excess tension accelerates bearing and belt wear. Inspect sheaves and pulleys for wear or misalignment before installing the new belt, and replace matched belt sets on multi-groove drives rather than mixing old and new belts.