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18 January 2026 at 14:20 peak4 Said:
If I read this correctly the 1.5 refers to the belt height, and 100, the tooth count.
This advert for a Seig belt might shed more light; or it might further confuse.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/176634042764
“Synchronous lathe Belt GT2 M1.5 100T 9.5mm SIEG SC2-019 JET BD-X7 Grizzly G0765”
Which claims a GT2 belt, used on 3D printers etc.
That said, when I look up GT2 belts, the 100 tooth count doesn’t seem correct for a 475mm belt, so maybe there are using an erroneous description
Axminster lists your current belt (maybe)
https://www.axminstertools.com/drive-belt-for-sieg-sc2-lathe-timing-1-5-x-100-burt002348
GT2 belts are much too fine. As I said the pitch is 1.5 x pi not the 2mm of a GT2 belt and nothing to do with height. and where did 475mm length come from
Do the maths, the existing belt is c470mm for 100T so 470/100 = 4.7 therefore you want a pitch 4.7. They are the same principle as Module gears, the circular pitch of a 1.5Mod gear is 4.71mm
Also be aware that Sieg did not use this type of belt in recent years so a SC2 may take a different belt than the older C2. Same with my X3 which is an early model and uses these 1.5 belts, newer ones don’t.
If you need something just to get out of trouble and make a replacement pulley then possibly a 5mm pitch 102T belt at 10mm wide may just do as that would be 510mm long. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/156233189203