Jingtong Intelligent Technology

Timing Belt-MXL Series

  • Type: MXL
  • MOQ: 1 pcs
  • Delivery Time: 1~3 workdays after payment is received
  • Lead Time: 7 days or more
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Product Details

Timing Belt-MXL Series Features

1. Closed-Loop Design:

A seamless, endless loop eliminates the splice joint found on open-ended belts, delivering consistent tension and zero-backlash power transfer throughout the full rotation.

2. Standard MXL Tooth Profile:

2.032 mm (0.080 in) pitch conforms to the MXL industry standard, ensuring drop-in compatibility with MXL pulleys and sprockets across major brands.

3. Full Range of Lengths and Widths:

Stocked in multiple pitch lengths and belt widths within the MXL series, so you can match your exact center distance and pulley width without waiting on a custom order. For examper: 144MXL-12, 144MXL-5mm, 115MXL-10mm, 144MXL-15mm/B180MXL-15MM, 180MXL/B225MXL-15, 224MXL-15, 147MXL-11mm, 85MXL-15, 128MXL-15.

4. Neoprene Body with Fiberglass Cord:

The neoprene compound resists oil, moderate heat, and abrasion, while the fiberglass tension cord limits stretch under load to maintain stable center distance.

5. Synchronous Drive — No Slip:

Positive tooth engagement means rotational position is transferred 1:1 between driver and driven pulleys, critical for stepper-motor-driven axes where lost steps cannot be tolerated.

6. Easy Drop-In Replacement:

Matches OEM belt dimensions on popular printers and plotters, reducing downtime during maintenance.

Why do some belts have two model numbers?

MXL/XL/XXL belts are labeled two ways in the industry:
· A plain number (e.g. 144MXL) = pitch length code
· A “B”-prefixed number (e.g. B180MXL) = tooth count, stated directly

144MXL-15mm and B180MXL-15mm are the same belt—180 teeth,
365.76 mm circumference, 15 mm width. Either code works when ordering.

144-MXL-15 = B180MXL-15

MXL timing belt

Don’t Know Your Belt’s Model Number?

Check the belt surface for a printed marking first.

If the marking is worn off or was never printed, follow these steps to identify it yourself:

Step 1: Count the teeth.
Count how many teeth fall within any 10 cm section of the belt.

Step 2: Measure the width.
Measure the belt’s tooth-face width in mm.

Step 3: Measure the total length.
Measure the full inside circumference of the belt in mm.

Send us these three numbers (tooth count, width, length) along with a photo of the belt, and we’ll match it to the closest stock size or arrange a custom order.

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