Riem Creality 3D 4001080072 1800 mm breedte 14 g gewicht

The Creality 3D 4001080072 belt is a spare drive belt designed for compatibility with Creality CR-5 Pro H, K1, and K1 Max 3D printers. With a length of 1800 mm and a lightweight construction of approximately 14 g, this black timing belt restores precise linear motion and helps maintain print accuracy and consistent layer alignment. The belt is intended as a replacement part to address wear, stretching, or damage that can occur during prolonged use.

Advantages

This replacement belt provides reliable power transmission and smooth, low-backlash motion for the printer's axes. Its standard width and consistent profile contribute to stable belt tension and repeatable positioning. The lightweight design minimizes additional load while the black surface resists visible soiling. Overall, it helps recover printer performance without requiring changes to the machine's drive system.

Suitable for

• Replacement of worn or damaged X/Y drive belts on Creality CR-5 Pro H, K1 and K1 Max
• Routine maintenance to preserve print accuracy and dimensional consistency
• Spare parts inventory for service and repair of compatible Creality machines

Key specifications

• Length: 1800 mm
• Approximate weight: 14 g
• Colour: Black
• Type: Timing/drive belt for 3D printer motion systems

How to use

To install the belt, power off the printer and follow the manufacturer’s service instructions for belt replacement on the specific model. Release belt tension using the designated tensioner or motor mount, remove the old belt, route the new belt along the same pulley path ensuring correct tooth engagement, and restore tension to the recommended level. After installation, perform calibration and test prints to verify proper alignment and motion. Use appropriate tools to avoid damaging pulleys or belt teeth during handling.

Recommendations

Store the belt away from direct sunlight, extreme heat, and chemicals that may degrade the material. Inspect belt condition periodically for signs of wear, fraying, or missing teeth and replace as needed to maintain print quality and prevent mechanical issues.