Press Bracket for Hold Edgebander - Woodworking Machinery Spare Part

The PSW080 press bracket holds the press wheel assembly on HOLD edgebanding machines. It is made from aluminum and plastic, finished in silver, and carries the Shunhongyu brand. Press wheels and chain pads for the same machines are also available. Before ordering, measure the bracket you are replacing and confirm the mounting points and wheel position match PSW080. Send a photo of the old bracket with your enquiry so the fit is checked against your machine before the order is packed.

When the press bracket on a HOLD edgebander wears or bends, the press wheel stops sitting square against the panel edge.

PSW080 is a press bracket for HOLD edgebanding machines, made from aluminum and plastic in a silver finish. The aluminum body carries the load; the plastic section sits at the contact points.

Check the bracket seat on the machine frame and the wheel spindle it carries. Both must be clean and undamaged before the new bracket goes on.

Packing and customisation are not specified for PSW080. Press wheels and chain pads for the same machines are also available, so one enquiry can cover the whole rebuild.

The bracket is a wear item: once it bends, the press wheel no longer holds the panel edge square. Because the bracket sets wheel position, a worn one shows up as glue line drift before anything else looks wrong.

PSW080 fits HOLD edgebanding machines and is built from aluminum and plastic in silver. Aluminum carries the mounting load while the plastic section handles contact.

Clean the frame seat and the wheel spindle before fitting. A bracket seated on chips or dried glue sits off-square, and the wheel then presses unevenly along the edge.

Nothing on packing or customisation is stated for PSW080, so ask before you order. Press wheels and chain pads are also available for the same machines.

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

• Wheel positioning — The bracket sets where the press wheel sits against the panel edge, so a straight bracket keeps pressure even along the glue line.
• Machine fit — Built for HOLD edgebanding machines, the bracket replaces the worn press bracket in the pressure station without changing the surrounding assembly.
• Body material — An aluminum body carries the mounting load at the frame seat, where a bent bracket would otherwise pull the wheel out of line.
• Contact material — Plastic sections sit at the contact points, so the bracket meets the wheel assembly without metal-to-metal rub at those faces.
• Finish — The silver finish makes wear and cracks easy to spot at inspection, so a failing bracket is caught before the glue line shows it.
• Mounting check — Compare the mounting hole spacing against your old bracket before ordering, since the holes decide whether the bracket seats on the frame.
• Wheel spindle check — Check the wheel mounting point against your old bracket, because that position decides whether the press wheel runs square to the panel.
• Rebuild coverage — Press wheels and chain pads for the same machines are also available, so a worn pressure station can be rebuilt in one order.

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

• Restores even glue pressure. A straight bracket puts the press wheel back in line with the panel edge, so pressure runs evenly along the joint instead of drifting through the run.
• Cuts adjustment time. With the wheel back in its working position, the operator stops compensating for a bent bracket and the pressure station holds its setting through the shift.
• Easy to inspect. The silver finish shows cracks and rub marks at a glance, so a failing bracket is found at inspection rather than after a run of bad edges.
• Two materials, two jobs. Aluminum takes the mounting load at the frame seat while plastic handles the contact faces, so each section does the work it suits.
• Simple fitment check. Comparing mounting holes and the wheel mounting point against the old bracket settles fit before you order, with no guesswork on the machine.
• One order, full rebuild. Press wheels and chain pads are also available for the same machines, so the pressure station parts arrive together and the machine is down once.
• Clear replacement scope. When only the bracket is bent, replacing it alone restores wheel position, which keeps the job small and the machine back in production sooner.

Compare PSW080 against your old bracket at the mounting holes and the wheel mounting point; if both line up, it fits. Send a photo of the old bracket with your enquiry and the fit is checked against your machine before the order is packed.

Aluminum and plastic, in a silver finish. The aluminum body carries the mounting load at the frame seat, and the plastic section sits at the contact points where the wheel assembly meets the bracket.

The press wheel stops sitting square against the panel edge and pressure along the glue line goes uneven. A bent bracket pulls the wheel out of line, so check the bracket before adjusting the wheel itself.

Not necessarily. If only the bracket is bent, replacing it alone puts the wheel back in its working position. Press wheels and chain pads are also available if those parts are worn too.

Your machine make, a photo of the old bracket, and how many you fit per machine. That lets the bracket be checked against your machine and the quantity matched to your rebuild.

Yes. Press wheels and chain pads for the same machines are also available, so one enquiry can cover the whole pressure station and the machine comes down once.

Packing and customisation are not specified for PSW080. Ask about both in your enquiry so you know what arrives and whether your requirements can be met before the order is placed.

The frame seat and the wheel spindle. Chips or dried glue under the bracket leave it sitting off-square, and the wheel then presses unevenly along the edge through the run.