KDT Gluing Gear 18T For Edgebanding Machine KDT Woodworking Edgebander Spares

Product Description

Need the gear inside the glue tank of a KDT edgebander? This is it: an 18-tooth gluing tank gear, metal, listed as a spare for KDT woodworking edgebanding machines. Tooth count is the fitment check — 18 teeth, the same count as the gear that comes off. The product photos show a keyed bore, so a shaft key locates it, and the teeth sit on the rim of the hub. It fits without special tools, and one gear is the whole repair. Product ID 46233843; price quoted on request.

A glue tank rarely fails at once. It starves the edge first: a dry patch on the first panel, a glue line with gaps, a band that lifts a week later. By the time the pot is opened, one rotating part inside it is the cause. On a KDT edgebander, this gear is that part.

The KDT gluing gear is the 18-tooth gear that sits in the glue tank of a KDT woodworking edgebander. It is a metal spare, listed as an edgebanding machine part, and it turns with the tank drive to carry adhesive through the pot and onto the edge. Tooth count is the number to check before ordering: 18 teeth.

Because the gear turns in adhesive all day, the teeth are what wear. A worn tooth lets the gear slip instead of drive, so the glue reaching the edge changes from panel to panel, and excess glue leaves as waste and mess. Replacing the gear restores the 18-tooth drive and steadies glue delivery without opening the rest of the tank.

Fitment is KDT edgebanding machines, with the gear mounted in the glue tank. The photos show a keyed bore, so a shaft key locates it and the 18 teeth sit on the rim of the hub. Quote product ID 46233843.

Product Features

What the 18-tooth count, the metal body and the glue-tank position settle before the first panel runs:

• 18 teeth — The gear carries 18 teeth, so the count on the old gear is compared with one number before the order.
• Metal body — Metal is the material listed for the gear, and the product photos show the same machined body around the bore.
• Glue tank position — It is the gluing tank gear for KDT edgebanders, so it turns inside the pot rather than on the machine frame.
• Keyed bore — The photos show a keyway cut into the bore, so a key on the tank shaft is what drives the gear.
• One gear, not an assembly — A worn tooth is one part to change, not a glue-tank assembly or a complete glue pot.
• Stated fitment — Application is spares for KDT edgebanding machines, so the part is a service item for one machine family.
• No special tooling — The gear is built for straightforward installation, with no special tools or training called for.
• Re-order by number — Product ID 46233843 travels with the gear, so the next one is matched on 18 teeth and the same bore.

Product Parameters

Product Advantages

Between a glue pot opened for diagnosis and a gear swapped in place, the difference is how many numbers you have to check:

• The fitment check is one number. 18 teeth is what the tank drive engages, so the check before ordering is a count, not a drawing.
• A part swap, not a tank rebuild. One gear comes out and one goes back in, so the glue pot is down for a changeover rather than a rebuild.
• Glue delivery stops drifting. A gear that drives instead of slipping holds the adhesive amount steady from panel to panel, and the 18 teeth set that rate.
• Less glue leaves in the scrap bin. Steady metering trims the excess glue that becomes waste and mess, so one glue charge covers more panels.
• The bore is visible before you pay. Photos show the keyway, so the key on your tank shaft is compared with the gear before the order ships.
• The fitting stays in-house. Straightforward installation with no special tools keeps the repair with your own maintenance fitter.
• One supplier covers the pot. The gear sits with the other edgebanding machine spares we list, so the service parts for one pot come from one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which edgebanders does this gear fit?

KDT edgebanding machines. The gear is listed as a spare for KDT woodworking edgebanders and mounts in the glue tank, so a machine from another maker needs a different part.

How many teeth does the gear have?

18. That count is the number to compare with the gear you are taking off, and it is the figure printed in the product data for this part.

What is it made from?

Metal. Metal is the material listed for the gear, and the product photos show a machined hub with the 18 teeth cut on its rim.

Where in the machine does it go?

In the glue tank. It is the gluing tank gear, so it turns in adhesive inside the pot instead of running dry on the machine frame.

Do I need special tools or training to fit it?

No. The gear is built for straightforward installation without special tools or training, so a fitter can change it during a normal service stop.

How do I make sure it goes onto my shaft?

Check the keyway. The photos show a keyed bore, so the key on your tank shaft has to line up with it; compare your shaft with the picture and quote product ID 46233843 when you ask.

What does a worn gluing gear do to the edge?

It makes the glue amount uneven. Worn teeth let the gear slip instead of drive, so adhesive varies panel to panel and banded edges show gaps or weak bonds.

What does it cost, and can you supply the other KDT spares too?

Price is quoted on request. The gear is part of a wider range of edgebanding machine and woodworking machine spares, so ask for the other parts on the same enquiry and the list goes out together.