
SKF PHG T2.5-245-12 timing belt
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
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Since 1945 · Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Description
SKF PHG T2.5-245-12 is a reference of timing belt, within Power transmission. Request a quote for PHG T2.5-245-12 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
SKF PHG T series timing belts are power transmission elements with teeth that mesh with toothed pulleys, achieving an exact transmission ratio with no slippage. They are used in applications where synchronization between shafts is critical, such as in the textile and food industries, automation and machinery in general. MR Accesorios Industriales sells this line as part of its power transmission offering, with technical advice to choose the right belt.
The designation of these belts follows a clear scheme: PHG indicates the SKF timing belt family, T refers to the trapezoidal toothed profile, and the number that follows the profile is the pitch in millimeters. For example, in PHG T2.5-230-6, the 2.5 is the pitch, 230 is the pitch length in millimeters and 6 is the width in millimeters. This nomenclature lets you quickly identify the key dimensions.
These belts are used in a wide variety of industries in Argentina. They are common in textile machines, packaging and labeling equipment, industrial printers, dosing systems, pick and place robots, and in general in any mechanism that requires precise synchronization between shafts, such as drives for pumps, fans or low-power compressors. They are also found in laboratory equipment and machinery for the food industry, where cleanliness and precision are important.
To correctly select a PHG T timing belt, take into account the pitch, length and width your application needs. Check that the pulleys have the same pitch and the right number of teeth. Installation requires aligning the pulleys and tensioning the belt according to the manufacturer's recommendations to avoid tooth jumping or premature wear. It is essential to maintain proper lubrication in the shaft bearings and to periodically check the condition of the belt to detect wear or cracks.
As for equivalences and interchangeability, SKF PHG T timing belts can replace other brands that use the same profile and pitch, as long as the dimensions match. However, it is advisable to verify compatibility with the existing pulleys and consult the technical specifications. MR Accesorios Industriales sells SKF, and can advise you on the best option for your equipment, without compromising performance.
If you need an SKF PHG T timing belt, send the full part number by WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales. We'll quote you promptly and help you confirm that the size is correct for your machine. At MR Accesorios Industriales we know power transmission.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm the dimensions and version against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the code PHG T2.5-230-6 mean?
- PHG indicates the SKF timing belt family, T2.5 is the profile and pitch in millimeters (2.5 mm), 230 is the pitch length in millimeters and 6 is the width in millimeters. This nomenclature lets you identify the main dimensions of the belt.
- Can I replace a belt from another brand with an SKF PHG T?
- Yes, as long as the profile, pitch, length and width match. Timing belts are interchangeable between brands if they follow the same standardized dimensions. We recommend verifying compatibility with your pulleys and consulting us if you have any doubt.
- How should I install and tension a PHG T timing belt?
- Align the pulleys so they are parallel and centered. Tension the belt according to the manufacturer's instructions: excessive tension can damage the bearings and insufficient tension can cause tooth jumping. Periodically check wear and tension.

