H14mm Edge Bander Tools PCD Rough Trimming Cutters For Woodworking

Need to take the overhang off a glued edge banding without sending the head out? The 56X20XH14-6Z PCD rough trimming cutter runs a 56 mm body on a 20 mm bore, 14 mm cutting height and 6 teeth — alloy body, polycrystalline diamond edges. It is listed for rough trimming on woodworking edge banding machines. Custom and OEM sizes are quoted from a drawing, and price follows the quantity on the enquiry. Rough trim is the first pass on the joint, so this head does the heavy removal and the fine trimmer finishes.

An edge bander loses time at the rough trim station in three familiar ways: a head that dulls after a run of banding, an overhang still proud of the panel after the first pass, and a cutter that has to leave the shop before the line can start again. The 56X20XH14-6Z is built to answer all three.

It is a PCD rough trimming cutter for woodworking edge banding machines, listed as φ56 x φ20 x H14 - 6Z: 56 mm outside diameter, 20 mm bore, 14 mm cutting height and 6 teeth. The body is alloy and the cutting edges are polycrystalline diamond, the part that meets the glued overhang on every pass.

Rough trim is the first cut, so it takes the bulk of the overhang before the fine trimmer and the scraper ever reach the joint. 6 teeth split that cut into six smaller bites, and 14 mm of cutting height covers the band in one setting rather than two.

The 56 mm rim and the 20 mm bore decide whether the head seats on your spindle, so they are checked with a caliper, not by eye. Custom and OEM cutters are quoted against a drawing. Price follows the quantity on the enquiry.

Five numbers and one material decide what this head does at the rough trim station:

• Six teeth on a 56 mm rim — 6 PCD teeth share the pass, so each tooth bites one sixth of the overhang instead of the whole edge.
• 20 mm bore — the seat that centres the head on the trimmer spindle; measure it on the spindle, not on a worn cutter.
• 14 mm cutting height — one setting covers a 14 mm band height, so the head is not shimmed between band thicknesses.
• PCD edges on an alloy body — polycrystalline diamond is the wear surface, alloy carries the load, and the bore stays a machined 20 mm.
• Rough trim, first pass — this is the head that takes the bulk of the overhang before the fine trimmer and the scraper touch the joint.
• Six teeth, small chips — 6 teeth divide the chip load and the listing gives chip evacuation as part of the design, so swarf leaves the cut.
• One callout covers the fitment — 56 x 20 x H14 reads diameter, bore and cutting height off a single line on the head.
• Custom and OEM — a size outside the list is quoted from your drawing or measured dimensions, with OEM marking available on the same enquiry.

What changes for a shop that has been running a dull head to the end of the shift, or sending one small cutter out and waiting:

• The overhang goes in one pass. 6 teeth on a 56 mm rim take the bulk of the band before the fine trimmer is reached, so the same joint is not cut twice.
• Diamond on the edge, alloy in the body. PCD takes the wear across the 14 mm band height; the alloy body holds the 20 mm bore true, so a worn edge is a cutter change, not a rebuild.
• Bore matched, not guessed. 20 mm measured on the spindle seat is what keeps a clamped head from running off true.
• Height that covers the band. 14 mm of cutting height means one setting for the band heights you run, instead of shimming the head each time.
• No regrind round trip. a 56 mm cutter kept in the drawer turns an outside regrind trip into a change at the trimmer station, band settings untouched.
• Fitment answered by three numbers. 56 mm, 20 mm and H14 are the whole fitment check, so a wrong-size order is caught before it leaves the counter.
• Stock and specials from one vendor. the listed φ56 x φ20 x H14 size and a drawn size come from one place, with OEM marking on request.

It is the fitment in three numbers plus the tooth count: 56 mm outside diameter, 20 mm bore, H14 mm cutting height and 6 teeth. Read the same callout off your trimmer head before ordering, because a match on diameter alone does not confirm the bore.

It fits if your trimmer head takes a 56 mm cutter on a 20 mm bore with 14 mm of cutting height. Measure the spindle seat with a caliper rather than a worn cutter, and check the height off the band you run.

Rough trim. It takes the bulk of the glued overhang first; the fine trimmer and the scraper only touch the joint after this head has made its pass.

PCD is polycrystalline diamond, the material on the cutting edges. It is the wear surface on a 56 mm head that meets glue and band on every pass, while the alloy body carries the 20 mm bore and the tooth load.

No. The cutter is the wear part. The head, the flange and its setting stay on the machine, and only the φ56 x φ20 x H14 - 6Z cutter is swapped when the edge goes.

Yes. Customisation and OEM are both listed services. Send the outside diameter, the bore, the cutting height and the tooth count you need, or a drawing, and the quote comes back against that instead of against a size name.

It is listed for rough trimming on woodworking edge banding machines that take this size. The listing does not name machine models, so the fitment check is the three numbers — 56 mm, 20 mm, H14 — taken off your own trimmer head.

Quoted against the quantity — the listing carries contact-us-for-a-quote rather than a fixed figure. Send the item number 56X20XH14-6Z and the quantity you need, and the price comes back on that enquiry.