2-power Carriage Belt and Tensioner 60'' Replaces CQ869-67072

If your HP DesignJet plotter has started producing skewed prints, banding, or carriage stalls, the culprit is often a worn carriage belt or failing tensioner. This 2-POWER carriage belt and tensioner kit restores the precise, smooth movement of the printhead carriage, ensuring every line and colour lands exactly where it should. Engineered as a direct replacement for HP part CQ869-67072, it brings your 36-inch DesignJet T520, T525, or T530 back to factory-fresh performance without the cost of a service call.

Who is it for

This kit is built for print shops, CAD studios, and in-house reprographics departments that depend on large-format HP DesignJet printers. If you handle your own maintenance or work with a technician, this OEM-equivalent part lets you replace a critical wear component quickly and confidently. No special tools beyond basic screwdrivers are required, and the included tensioner ensures correct belt tension from the first print.

Main features

• Direct replacement for HP CQ869-67072 – no modifications needed
• 60-inch reinforced polyurethane belt for long service life
• Includes tensioner assembly for proper belt tension and reduced wear
• Compatible with 36-inch HP DesignJet T520, T525, and T530 models
• Restores accurate carriage positioning for crisp lines and consistent colour
• New condition, manufactured by 2-POWER with OEM-equivalent specifications

Specifications

• Product type: Carriage belt and tensioner kit
• Compatibility: HP DesignJet T520, T525, T530 (36-inch models)
• Replaces OEM part: HP CQ869-67072
• Belt length: 60 inches (152.4 cm)
• Belt material: Reinforced polyurethane
• Colour: Black
• Included components: 1x carriage belt, 1x tensioner assembly
• Condition: New
• Warranty: Manufacturer's standard

Tips

Before installation, power off the printer and unplug it. Clean the carriage rail and check for debris that could cause premature belt wear. After fitting the new belt and tensioner, run a carriage calibration from the printer's service menu to ensure optimal alignment. Keep the old tensioner as a spare if it is still functional, or recycle it according to local e-waste guidelines.