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Pulley, Timing, Motor, X3 Small Mill

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$9.72 $14.95 In stock

This timing belt pulley is designed for use on the motor of the X3 small mill. It features 16 teeth to provide reliable engagement with the timing belt, supporting consistent power transfer during machining operations.

  • 16-tooth timing belt pulley
  • Specifically intended for the motor of the X3 small mill
  • Compatible with the Sieg Industrial Group X3 mill system
  • Essential replacement or upgrade component for maintaining mill drive performance
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella S. ★★★★★

Installed this on my X3 small mill motor and the fit was spot on—no wobble or extra play. The pulley teeth mesh cleanly with the timing belt, so power transfer feels smooth and consistent now.

Ellie ★★★★★

The 16 teeth line up perfectly with the belt, and I’ve had zero slipping even during heavier cuts on the mill. Install took me less than five minutes, and it’s been running smooth ever since.

Owen R. ★★★★★

The 16 teeth mesh with the belt exactly as they should, and the machining on the bore is clean enough that it slid onto the motor shaft without any wrestling. My X3's spindle RPM is steady now, so the consistent power transfer claim checks out in practice. Only took a few minutes to swap, and it's b