What is the MOQ and sample policy for customized timing belts?
What is the MOQ and sample policy for customized timing belts?
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Oct 16,2026
Short answer: customized timing belts are produced to order, so there is normally a minimum order quantity — but it is kept low for first-time customers, and sample belts can usually be made before mass production. Lead time for custom belts is typically about 1–3 weeks depending on the mold, profile and quantity. Contact us with your drawing or old belt for an exact quotation.
MOQ: flexible for new customers
Because custom belts are made to your exact length, width and profile, production is scheduled per order. Typical practice:
Order type
Typical MOQ
Notes
Sample / trial belt
1–5 pieces
Recommended before batch ordering
Custom belt, existing mold
Low quantity, varies by size
Fastest option
Custom belt, new size
May require mold setup
Mold cost and lead time quoted separately
Exact MOQ depends on belt size, profile and tooling. We quote case by case — first orders and trial runs are treated flexibly.
Sample policy
Samples can be produced from your drawing, a physical old belt, or the machine's dimension data.
Sample fees are normally charged at production cost and may be credited against a later bulk order — confirm when requesting.
Reverse-engineered samples start from the old belt you send us; we measure pitch, width, tooth profile and cord type.
Custom belts are vulcanized to your exact length and profile.
Lead time and shipping
Production
Custom belts typically take about 1–3 weeks depending on profile, tooling and quantity. Rush options may be possible — ask.
To US / Mexico
Express delivery is usually a few days after production; sea freight takes several weeks but lowers unit cost for bulk orders.
Send a drawing, dimensions, or the old belt itself to start a custom order.Each custom belt is checked, labeled and packed for international delivery.
Need a sample first?
Email us your specifications or photos of the old belt — we will confirm feasibility, MOQ and lead time, then arrange your sample.
