AKN 27-AT5 Z18

ATS 24-Tooth AT5 Timing PulleyDescriptionThis is a high-quality timing pulley from ATS, model 24 AT5 / 18 DF. It is engineered for synchronous power transmission systems that require precision and reliability. Featuring 24 teeth with an AT5 profile and 5mm pitch, it ensures accurate motion control. The double flange design (DF) provides excellent belt guidance, preventing slippage and misalignment. This pulley comes with a pilot bore, ready to be machined for a custom fit to your specific shaft requirements. Made from durable steel, it is built for long service life in industrial environments. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery.SpecificationsManufacturer: ATSPart Number: 24 AT5 / 18 DFTooth Profile: AT5Pitch: 5 mmNumber of Teeth: 24Belt Width Compatibility: Up to 18 mmFlanges: Double Flange (DF)Bore Type: Pilot BoreMaterial: Steel (likely)ApplicationIdeal for use in a wide range of automated machinery, including conveyor systems, robotics, CNC machines, 3D printers, and other equipment where precise timing and power transmission are critical.Country of OriginWhile the manufacturer ATS is based in Italy, the specific country of origin for this component is not marked. It is likely manufactured in Italy.CO2 ImpactBy purchasing this reused component, you are helping to avoid approximately 0.5 kg of CO2 emissions. This is equivalent to the carbon footprint of fully charging a standard smartphone 60 times.AvailabilityThis item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. It is a new-old-stock (NOS) item and does not come in its original packaging.FAQQuestion? What does “AT5 / 18 DF” signify in the part number?Answer: “AT5” refers to the tooth profile (AT-series) and the pitch (5 mm between teeth). “18” indicates it’s designed for a timing belt up to 18 mm wide (a common standard would be 16mm). “DF” stands for Double Flange, meaning it has a guide flange on both sides to prevent the belt from walking off the pulley.Question? This pulley has a pilot bore. What does that mean for installation?Answer: A pilot bore is a small, un-keyed, preliminary hole. It must be machined (bored and possibly keywayed) to the exact diameter and specification of the drive shaft it will be mounted on. This allows for a precise, custom fit in your specific application.Question? What material is this pulley made of and what are its advantages?Answer: This pulley appears to be made of zinc-plated steel. Steel offers excellent durability, wear resistance, and high torque transmission capabilities, making it suitable for demanding industrial applications. The zinc plating provides corrosion resistance.profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners.Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026