3-607-18-0100 3607180100 Roller With Spike Homag Woodwork Machine Tool

When a Homag machine starts letting the workpiece shift during feed, the spike roller is often the first wear point to check. A worn or damaged roller loses grip, causing misalignment and inconsistent results. Replacing it with the correct 3-607-18-0100 roller restores the hold the machine needs to run steadily.

This roller has a 20 mm outer diameter, 52 mm length, and a 17 mm inner hole. It is made of iron and finished in brass color. It fits Homag woodworking machines that use part number 3-607-18-0100 or 3607180100. Confirm fit by checking your machine's parts manual for that number and measuring your shaft at 17 mm.

Check the spike condition and the bore for wear before installation. The roller mounts on a 17 mm shaft, and the 20 mm outer diameter with spikes contacts the workpiece directly. Proper seating on the shaft ensures the spikes engage evenly, which maintains grip through the feed cycle.

Supply comes as the roller only; packing and customisation details are not specified. When enquiring, send the part number 3-607-18-0100 or 3607180100, the quantity you need, and a photo of the old roller if possible. That helps confirm you get the right spike roller for your Homag machine.

What the specification fixes, and what it leaves to the machine:

• Workpiece grip — The spike pattern on the 20 mm outer diameter bites into the workpiece surface to reduce slipping during machining.
• Shaft fit — A 17 mm inner hole matches the shaft size used in Homag machines that take this part number.
• Wear check point — Inspect the spikes regularly; worn spikes on this 52 mm long roller will not hold the workpiece securely.
• Material behaviour — Iron construction gives the roller the strength to withstand continuous contact with wood and other materials.
• Colour identification — The brass colour makes it easy to spot this roller among other components during maintenance checks.
• Mounting position — The roller mounts on a 17 mm shaft and its 20 mm outer diameter contacts the workpiece directly.
• Replacement trigger — Replace when the spikes are flattened or the bore is worn, as grip and alignment will suffer.
• Machine compatibility — Fits Homag woodworking machines that list 3-607-18-0100 or 3607180100 as the roller part number.
• Size verification — Measure your existing roller: 20 mm outer diameter, 52 mm length, and 17 mm inner hole confirm the match.
• Spare parts stock — Keep a spare roller on hand to avoid downtime when the spikes wear and the workpiece starts to slip.

What changes on the shop floor when the right part goes back in:

• Restores feed grip. A new spike roller brings back the hold that worn spikes lose, so the workpiece stays aligned and you get consistent cuts.
• Cuts downtime. Having the correct 3-607-18-0100 roller ready means you can swap it quickly when grip fades, keeping the machine running.
• Easy to identify. The brass colour and spike design make this roller stand out, so you can check its condition without guesswork.
• Built for wear. Iron material withstands the repeated contact and pressure of woodworking, giving the roller a longer service interval.
• Simple fit check. With a 17 mm bore and 20 mm outer diameter, you can measure your shaft and old roller to confirm compatibility.
• Fewer rejects. When the spike roller holds the workpiece firmly, parts stay in position, reducing scrap caused by movement during machining.
• Clear part number. Using 3607180100 or 3-607-18-0100 when ordering avoids confusion and helps you get the right roller first time.
• It fits the machine you already run. The roller spike is made for woodworking machines, so it returns to the same shaft, bracket or spindle without re-machining the mounting.
• Downtime measured in minutes, not days. A replacement held on the shelf turns a worn part into a changeover instead of a stopped line.