T10 Open End Timing Belt 100mm Wide - Steel Cord | 100LT10URS

T10 Open End Timing Belt 100mm Wide - Steel Cord | 100LT10URS

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M251S

$59.44

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T10 Open End Timing Belt 100mm Wide - Steel Cord | 100LT10URSProduct Details : T10 Open End Timing Belt 100mm Wide Steel Cord 100LT10URS Part No: 100LT10URS Product Type: Polyurethane Open End Timing Belt Length: Sold Per Foot (ft) Belt Profile: T10 Belt Pitch: 10mm Belt Width: 100mm Tooth Height: 2. 5mm Belt Thickness: 4. 5mm Tooth Cover: None Back Cover: None Max Traction Load (N) : 10830 Breaking Strength (N): 41160 Elongation at MTL (mm m) : 4 Standard Width Tolerance: + 0. 5mm Standard Length Tolerance: +

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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025