4-007-10-0255 4007100255 Flat Belt For Homag Edgebanding Machine 15x1.7x570

A flat belt on a Homag edgebander is bought by three numbers, not by machine model: 15 mm wide, 1.7 mm thick, 570 mm loop length. This is that belt — a green rubber endless flat driving belt sold under part number 4-007-10-0255, also written 4007100255. Both numbers are the same part. The loop is closed in manufacture, so there is no joint in the running face. Measure the belt you are removing and match 15 × 1.7 × 570 mm; send the quantity and the belt is quoted against it.

A belt that lets go on an edgebander is a cheap part and an expensive stop: the glue pot keeps heating and panels queue. What makes the replacement slow is not the belt. The old one has stretched, so a length taken off the machine no longer reads true. The part number has two written forms and your stock system may hold either. And a joined belt fails again where it was joined.

This is the driving belt for the Homag edgebander: a green rubber flat belt 15 mm wide, 1.7 mm thick in a 570 mm loop, listed as part number 4-007-10-0255 or 4007100255. The size code 15X1.7X570 is width, thickness and length in millimetres, so the number reads the belt out without a drawing.

It is supplied endless: the loop is closed in manufacture, so there is no seam and no joint to open under tension. That continuous loop is what ENDLOS means on the Homag line item, and it is why the belt ships closed rather than as an open length to be joined on site.

In the machine it carries drive to the belt drive of the edgebanding unit rather than gripping the panel itself. Nothing on it is adjustable. Match the three measurements, fit the loop, and the line is running again.

Every line below is either a number printed on the line item or a property of the loop you can check with a rule and a caliper.

• Endless loop, no joint. The 570 mm loop is closed in manufacture, so there is no seam to open under drive tension.
• 15 mm width. The belt body is 15 mm across, the first figure in the size code 15X1.7X570.
• 1.7 mm thickness. Measured across the belt body, not across a joint, and the second figure in the size code.
• 570 mm loop length. The third figure, read as a circumference: the belt is ordered as a closed loop, not as a strip cut off a roll.
• Rubber body in green. Supplied in green rubber, the colour this belt is listed and stocked in, so a replacement is recognisable against the belt it replaces.
• Elastic flat belt. Specified as an elastic flat belt, the endless flat drive belt family, not a toothed belt or a V-belt.
• Two numbers, one part. 4-007-10-0255 and 4007100255 are the same belt, so a stock system holding either form matches this line.
• Driving belt duty. The stated application is the driving belt for the Homag edgebander, so the job is drive transmission on the edgebanding unit.

When this belt fails the choice is usually an open belt cut to length and joined on site, or waiting on a machine builder. A 570 mm endless loop avoids both decisions.

• You replace a loop, not a length. A 570 mm endless belt goes straight onto the drive as it arrives; nothing is cut, joined or trued on the machine.
• The size is measurable in your own workshop. Three readings — 15 mm wide, 1.7 mm thick, 570 mm around the loop — confirm the fit with a rule and a caliper, without a machine serial number.
• No joint is the weak point removed. The loop is closed in manufacture, so the running face is continuous over all 570 mm and there is no joined section to watch.
• One number covers both spellings. 4-007-10-0255 and 4007100255 reach the same belt, so purchasing and the spares bin stop disagreeing.
• A wear item kept as a wear item. One line of stock at 15 × 1.7 × 570 mm, so a spare can sit on the shelf instead of being ordered during a stop.
• Quoted against the size you send. Send the 15X1.7X570 size and the quantity and the belt is quoted for that order — no model lookup needed to get a price.

Three numbers: 15 mm wide, 1.7 mm thick, 570 mm loop length. Take a rule along the belt for width, a caliper across it for thickness, and measure around the old loop for length. If the old belt has stretched, read the length against 570 mm rather than trusting it.

It fits a drive that runs a 15 × 1.7 × 570 mm endless flat belt. What decides the fit is the loop length and the belt section, not the name on the machine panel — which is why the size is the thing to check first.

Yes, they are the same belt. The number is written with separators as 4-007-10-0255 and without them as 4007100255, so either form identifies this line.

It is closed. The 570 mm loop is endless — ENDLOS on the Homag line item — so there is no seam in the running face and nothing to join before fitting.

Rubber, supplied in green. The line item specifies an elastic flat belt, which is the endless flat drive belt family rather than a toothed or V-belt.

You can, but a joined belt puts a seam in the running face at the point of highest tension. This part arrives as a 570 mm closed loop, so fitting is a straight swap.

Measure width and thickness on the belt itself and treat length with suspicion. A used belt reads longer than the 570 mm it started at, so compare against the size code and the part number rather than the stretched loop.

Send the size 15X1.7X570 and the quantity you need and the belt is quoted for that order. Price is quoted per enquiry rather than published on the page.