0 products
No products found
Try adjusting the filters or selecting another subcategory.
Get Multiple Factory Quotes for Your Parts in 24 Hours
Connect with 800,000+ listed factories in Asia. Receive multiple quotes for your parts and manage production with speed and confidence.

Your production line stops because 40% of your idler pulley order failed quality control on bearing tolerances. The factory promises ±5 micron precision, but actual measurements show bearing play well beyond specification limits.
This directory connects you with verified Chinese manufacturers of idler pulleys and belt tensioner components for automotive timing systems, serpentine belt applications, and industrial machinery, or for conveyor applications rather than belt-drive systems, see idler rollers instead.
Browse factory profiles showing production capacity, equipment capabilities, and product ranges. Contact suppliers directly to discuss bearing tolerance requirements, material certifications, and order quantities. Submit a detailed Request for Quotation (RFQ) to receive multiple comparable quotes from capability-matched factories vetted for manufacturing credentials.
Factory listings display years in operation, employee count, and quality control team size. Critical details about bearing tolerance capabilities, material testing procedures, and quality documentation come through direct contact or RFQ responses. Specify your requirements: bearing material certificates, surface finish measurements, noise level testing data for diagnostics, or sample units for verification.
To protect your designs, the platform provides three NDA protection levels for sharing technical drawings safely, from open access for non-sensitive projects to custom uploaded NDAs that suppliers must sign before viewing files. Your dedicated English-speaking account manager coordinates communication, clarifies specifications with factories, and helps resolve production issues at no extra charge. You pay factory-direct pricing with no intermediary markups or buyer fees.
Other related parts categories: Conveyor Rollers, Idler Rollers, Roller Track Systems, Ball Transfer Units
Request the CMM inspection report from a recent production batch, not a spec sheet claim. The report should show measured bearing play and pulley bore diameter against the ±5 micron tolerance across a sample set, not a single unit. Factories that can only supply a drawing tolerance without matching inspection data are the ones most likely to ship parts outside spec, which is what causes bearing play failures on the production line.
Rather than vetting idler pulley factories on your own, Haizol's directory only lists manufacturers already through a general verification step, so you start from a narrower, pre-checked pool. Pick a profile that fits your bore and bearing size, then contact the factory directly, pricing is theirs alone with nothing added on top. Ask the factory for CMM inspection data, bearing steel material certificates or a noise level test report once comparing finalists, since those come from the factory rather than the listing. If reaching out individually feels slow, Haizol's account manager will submit one RFQ across the directory for you at no cost.
Specify bearing type and preload class, bore and outer diameter tolerances, pulley material and surface finish, expected RPM and load range, and whether the application is timing belt or serpentine belt drive. Automotive programs should also state the required IATF 16949 certification status upfront, since that determines which factories can even quote the job.
For parts going into automotive timing or serpentine belt systems, request IATF 16949 certification, which covers automotive-specific quality management requirements that ISO 9001 alone does not. Ask for the factory's PPAP documentation history if your program requires production part approval before line installation.
Request bearing steel material test certificates and a noise level test report measured under load and at the pulley's rated RPM. Noise data is particularly relevant for serpentine belt and timing system pulleys, where excess bearing play shows up as audible whine before it shows up as a measurable tolerance failure, so it's a useful early warning signal during sample approval.