
V-belt Gates XPZ1087/3VX429
- Brand
- GATES
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- V-belts
- Section
- XPZ
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Description
GATES XPZ1087/3VX429 is a reference of v-belt, within Power transmission. Request a quote for XPZ1087/3VX429 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The Gates XPZ/3VX series V-belt is a power transmission element that mounts on grooved pulleys to link motor and machine. Its narrow profile and reinforced construction allow it to transmit torque with good resistance to flexing and heat. It is used in equipment where space is limited and stable performance is sought. At MR Accesorios Industriales we quote it by part number or size.
The designation of this series combines two nomenclatures: XPZ and 3VX. The number that follows indicates the belt length in millimeters or in tenths of an inch, depending on the system. For example, XPZ562/3VX223 and XPZ575/3VX228 are equivalent sizes expressed in each standard. The suffixes that appear in the examples, such as /3VX223, make it possible to identify the same belt under the 3V designation. Knowing both references makes ordering and comparison easier.
These belts are used in fans, pumps, compressors, mills, conveyor belts and machine tools. In Argentine industry they appear in food, textile and chemical plants and in maintenance workshops. Their narrow profile makes them suitable for compact, high-speed drives, where a classical belt would take up more space. They are also used in refrigeration equipment and in central air conditioning systems.
To select the right belt, take into account the power to be transmitted, the rotation speed and the pulley diameters. The XPZ/3VX series requires pulleys with a compatible groove; poor alignment accelerates wear. Lubrication does not apply to the belt, but the condition of the equipment's bearings does. Check the tension periodically: a belt that is too loose slips and excessive tension loads the bearings. Sealing and cleanliness of the environment also influence service life.
V-belts are available under different brands and nomenclatures. The Gates XPZ/3VX series can usually be interchanged with equivalent references from other manufacturers that respect the same standardized dimensions. When requesting a quote, if you bring the part number of another brand or an unidentified belt, we will indicate the compatible equivalent. Interchangeability depends on the profile, length and top width matching, not just the series letter.
If you need a Gates XPZ/3VX V-belt, write to us on WhatsApp with the part number or size. At MR Accesorios Industriales we quote it promptly and advise you so you order the right reference. We also handle inquiries about equivalences with other brands. With more than 80 years in the business, we are in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and we support workshops and plants in replacing their drives.
Dimensions
- Número de producto
- 9643-01087
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the designation XPZ/3VX mean?
- XPZ and 3VX are two ways of naming the same narrow-profile V-belt. The number that follows indicates the length: in XPZ it is expressed in millimeters and in 3VX in tenths of an inch. That is why the same belt can be ordered with either of the two references.
- How do I order a belt that has no part number?
- Measure the outside length, the top width and the profile height. With that data and a photo we can identify the series and quote you the equivalent belt. It also works if you bring the old belt as a sample.
- What care extends the life of the belt?
- Keep the pulleys aligned and clean, check the tension according to the equipment manual and avoid contact with oils or extreme temperatures. Also check the bearings: if they are worn, the belt runs out of alignment and deteriorates sooner.

