Edgebander Buff Wheel Polishing Wheel 180X50X20mm For Filato Nanxing Machine

Need the polishing wheel that sits on the buffing spindle of a Filato or Nanxing edge banding machine? The BW015-1 is a cotton cloth buffing wheel at φ180 x φ50 x 20 mm: 180 mm outside diameter, 50 mm centre hole, 20 mm face. Cotton cloth plies are pressed around a steel centre, so the wheel holds its shape on the spindle and keeps the same contact face from the first panel of a run to the last. Other sizes and centre hole shapes are made on request.

A polishing station on a running edge banding line fails three ways: a wheel that glazes and burnishes instead of buffing, a sheen that drifts between the first panel and the last, and a replacement bought on outside diameter alone that will not sit true on the spindle. The BW015-1 settles all three in one part number.

It is a cotton cloth buffing wheel, φ180 x φ50 x 20 mm, built as a stack of cloth plies pressed around a steel centre. The cloth face puts the sheen on the band; the steel centre keeps the wheel round at the bore, so the face runs flat instead of wearing into a cone.

The geometry is the specification. 180 mm outside diameter sets the contact arc at the edge, 20 mm face width is the working width that rides on the band, and the 50 mm centre hole locates the wheel on the polishing spindle instead of letting it clamp off-centre. All three numbers are checked on every wheel, so a re-order lands at the same spindle height.

Fit is Filato and Nanxing edge banding machines, and any other model that drives the same 50 mm bore. Other outside diameters, widths and centre hole shapes are made to order. Standard packing is a carton box, so the cloth face arrives round and square.

Six numbers and two supply facts describe the whole wheel.

• Cotton cloth face, steel centre. The plies are pressed on a steel hub, so the wheel holds its shape at the 50 mm bore instead of flattening under the spindle nut.
• φ180 mm outside diameter. This is the contact arc against the trimmed edge; a smaller wheel shows up as a narrower polished band.
• φ50 mm centre hole. The bore that locates the wheel on a Filato or Nanxing polishing spindle, centred rather than clamped off-axis.
• 20 mm face width. The working width of the cloth face that rides on the band as the head tracks the panel.
• Cotton, not bonded grit. Polishing is cloth contact, so the wheel brings up a sheen instead of cutting into the band.
• Mounts with the spindle nut. The wheel goes on and comes off with the same nut, so a change is a two-minute stop.
• Other sizes and bore shapes on request. Diameter, width and centre hole shape can be changed to match your spindle; one drawing is enough to quote from.
• Carton box packing. Each order ships in a carton box that keeps the cotton face round.
• One part number for the whole floor. The same BW015-1 covers every Filato or Nanxing machine in the shop that runs this spindle size, so stock is one line on the shelf.

A workshop with a dull polishing station has two choices today: keep running a glazed wheel and let the sheen slip, or stop the line while someone works out which wheel actually fits the spindle. This part closes both.

• One part number instead of a measurement job. φ180 x φ50 x 20 mm is the complete specification — diameter, bore and face — so the wheel is ordered from a part number and not from a caliper reading taken off a worn old one.
• The sheen stops depending on who is on the line. The same 180 mm face with the same 20 mm width puts the same contact on the band every time, so the finish at the packing bench matches panel one to panel one thousand.
• The line stays up. A wheel change is the spindle nut and nothing else, so the polishing station is back in the run in two minutes instead of waiting on an outside supplier.
• Buy it as a consumable, not a project. One carton line on the shelf covers every Filato or Nanxing machine running a 50 mm bore, which removes a separate stock line per machine model.
• Your spindle decides the size, not our catalogue. Outside diameter, width and centre hole shape are all made to order, so a non-standard spindle costs one drawing and one quotation, not a machine change.

Filato and Nanxing edge banding machines, and any other edge banding model that drives a 50 mm polishing spindle. The bore is what decides the fit; the title names the two machines this wheel is stocked for, not the only two it suits.

φ180 mm outside diameter, φ50 mm centre hole, 20 mm thick. Those three numbers are the whole size callout, and they are the same on every wheel of this model.

Both words describe the same part. The BW015-1 is a cotton cloth buffing wheel; on an edge banding machine it is mounted at the polishing station, which is why the two names are used interchangeably for it.

Cotton cloth and steel. The cloth plies are the face that touches the band, and the steel centre carries the 50 mm bore and takes the clamping load from the spindle nut.

Yes. Other outside diameters, other widths and other centre hole shapes are all made on request, which is why the same wheel is also supplied beyond the φ180 x φ50 x 20 mm standard size.

Carton box, and quoting starts from the quantity you need. Packing is fixed — a carton box for every order — while quantity, price and delivery are confirmed on the quotation because mixed-size orders are the normal case.

Yes, because nothing about the contact face is left to chance. Every wheel is built to the same 180 mm diameter, 20 mm face and 50 mm bore, so a new wheel mounts at the same spindle height as the one it replaced.

Replace it when the cotton face glazes and stops bringing up a sheen, or when wear has taken the face down. The wheel is a consumable on the polishing station, so it is swapped on the spindle rather than repaired.