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Timing belt SKF PHG AT10K-1480-50
- Manufacturer Part Number
- PHG AT10K-1480-50
- Brand
- SKFOfficial brand
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
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Description
SKF PHG AT10K-1480-50 is a timing belt reference, within Power transmission. Request a quote for PHG AT10K-1480-50 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The SKF PHG AT timing belt is a power transmission component that combines the flexibility of a belt with the precision of a gear. Its toothed profile meshes with timing pulleys, allowing motion to be transmitted without slipping and maintaining synchronization between shafts. It is used in applications where rotational accuracy is critical, such as automation, printing, packaging or textile machinery. MR Accesorios Industriales carries this line as part of its power transmission offering, with more than 80 years of experience in the field.
The PHG AT series designation is read in parts. PHG identifies the category of high-performance timing belts; AT indicates the metric-pitch toothed profile, and the number that follows the code (for example, AT10) defines the pitch in millimeters. Then two values separated by a hyphen appear: the first is the pitch length in millimeters and the second is the belt width, also in millimeters. Thus, PHG AT10K-1480-50 corresponds to a belt with 10 mm pitch, 1480 mm length and 50 mm width. The letter K may indicate a construction variant, such as reinforcement or cord type, depending on the manufacturer.
These belts are used in industries where synchronization and low vibration are required. In Argentina, they are common in packaging lines, printing machines, cutting and engraving equipment, Cartesian robots, precision conveyors and spindle drives. They also appear in the food, chemical and automotive sectors. Their ability to work at high linear speeds and with exact transmission ratios makes them suitable for replacing chains in applications where reducing noise and maintenance is sought.
To correctly select a timing belt, take into account the pitch, length and width that your machine needs, as well as the pulley profile. Verify that the pulley is compatible with the AT pitch and that the number of meshing teeth is sufficient to transmit the load. During installation, ensure parallel alignment between shafts and adequate tension: a belt that is too tight accelerates wear on bearings and pulleys; a loose one can jump teeth. Lubrication does not apply to these belts, but it is advisable to keep them clean and protected from oils or extreme temperatures.
SKF timing belts can be interchanged with other brands that use the same profile and pitch, such as Optibelt, Gates, Continental or Megadyne, as long as the dimensions and tooth type match. It is not enough for the length to be similar: the profile must be identical for correct meshing. If you are replacing a belt from another brand, compare the complete code and consult a specialist. At MR Accesorios Industriales we can help you find the right equivalent.
If you already have the code of the belt you need, send it via WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales and we will quote you promptly. If you cannot find it, send us the machine data or the measurements of the old belt and we will guide you to identify the replacement. We work with leading brands and advise factories, plants and maintenance teams throughout Argentina.
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Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm dimensions, sealing, and internal clearance against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the code PHG AT10K-1480-50 mean?
- PHG indicates the SKF timing belt line; AT10 corresponds to the 10 mm metric-pitch profile; 1480 is the pitch length in millimeters; 50 is the width in millimeters. The letter K indicates a construction variant. With this data you can identify the belt or look for an equivalent.
- How do I know if a belt from another brand replaces my SKF one?
- You must compare the toothed profile, pitch, pitch length and width. If they match, it is likely interchangeable. Do not rely only on length: the AT profile must be the same. Consult us with the original code and we will help you verify.
- How often is a timing belt changed?
- There is no fixed interval: it depends on load, speed, alignment and environmental conditions. Periodically inspect tooth wear, the presence of cracks or stretching. If you notice abnormal noise or loss of synchronization, replace it.

