Frontside Offset: The width from the center of the product to the front edge of the hub, bearing, or bore adapter.
Groove Angle: The angle of the v-groove. This is largely governed by the diameter of the pulley but can affect how deep in the groove your belt will ride.
Inside Diameter: The distance across the center hole, or bore, of the product. This dimension should match the diameter of your shaft or bolt.
Keyway: The width of the key used to anchor the pulley to a shaft. A negative keyway means this has an integral keyway, so no separate key will be needed to anchor the pulley.
Outside Diameter: The distance across the circle of the product, from outside edge to outside edge.
Overpin Diameter: An engineering dimension used to represent belt effective diameter. Cylinders or "pins" are placed at the top and bottom of the pulley's v-groove, the measurement is taken from the top of the upper pin to the bottom of the lower pin.
Pin Diameter: Diameter of the cylinder used to determine the belt with the best fit in v-belt drive and idler pulleys. Other belts may work with the pulley, but the fit into the v-groove will be different.