KDT Edgebander Glue Pot Guide Edgebanding Machine Accessories and Tools

Need the small steel bracket that keeps a KDT glue pot seated? This is it: part 48693047, a 0.15 kg chrome-plated steel guide with one threaded mounting hole, a stepped base foot that keys into the KDT seat, and a flat datum face that sets pot height without shims. It fits KDT edgebanding machine glue pots, takes the original retaining screw, and swaps in one screw at a time. Steel body, chrome plated both sides, 0.15 kg net weight, supplied as a single spare part.

Shops running KDT edgebanders meet the same three problems: the glue pot drifts off its seat, glue builds up where the pot meets the panel edge, and one small steel bracket stops the line. All three trace back to a single part, the guide that holds the pot in place.

The KDT glue pot guide, part 48693047, is a 0.15 kg chrome-plated steel bracket that seats the glue pot on the machine frame. The upright face carries one threaded hole for the original retaining screw. The flat base runs under the pot, and its stepped foot keys into the seat, so the pot comes back to the same position every time it is lifted out for cleaning.

Because the base is one continuous steel plate rather than a stack of shims, the pot sits at a fixed height above the panel edge. The glue film stays even and the roller does not ride up onto the banding. Chrome plating covers both faces, so hot-melt releases from the guide instead of baking onto it, and a scraper clears the surface at the end of a shift.

Steel body, chrome plating, 0.15 kg net weight, built for KDT edgebanding machines. It is a spare part, not a kit: one guide, and the original screw goes back in.

Eight details, all of them visible when the old guide is in your hand.

• Threaded mounting hole — one tapped hole in the upright face takes the screw that already holds your old guide, so the swap needs no drilling.
• Stepped base foot — the notch keys into the machine seat and stops the pot from turning while the roller is under load.
• Chrome plating, both faces — hot-melt releases from the plated surface instead of baking on, so glue comes off with a scraper.
• One-piece steel body — 0.15 kg of steel, rigid enough to hold pot height each time the pot is lifted and reseated.
• Flat datum face — one continuous plate under the pot sets the working height, with no shim stack to lose.
• Curved outer lip — the rounded wing at the end guides the pot in and out without catching on the frame.
• Drop-in replacement — the mounting pattern matches the KDT glue pot seat: one screw out, one screw in.
• Small enough to stock — 0.15 kg and palm-sized, so a spare guide costs shelf space, not a spare machine.

When a glue pot guide wears, most shops pick between running the pot loose and waiting on a factory order while the line sits idle.

• The pot returns to the same seat. The keyed base puts the pot back at one height after every cleaning, so the glue film is the same on the first panel and the hundredth.
• Glue comes off in seconds. Plated faces release hot-melt, so a scraper clears the guide at the end of a shift instead of a chisel job at the weekend.
• A 0.15 kg part stops a full stop. One guide on the shelf turns a damaged bracket into minutes of downtime, not a lost day.
• No machine rebuild. One tapped hole, one original screw: the guide fits the factory seat, so no adapter plate and no re-machining.
• Edge quality stops drifting. A loose pot lays a thin glue line at one end of the panel; a keyed guide keeps the film even across the full panel edge.
• Easy to inspect. Plated faces show glue creep and wear as bright or dull patches, so you see a worn guide before the edge fails.
• Fits the parts bin. 0.15 kg per piece, so restocking a guide rides along with your next regular parts order.

Yes, if your glue pot seats on a KDT bracket of this shape. Compare the photos with the old part: same upright, same single threaded hole, same stepped base. The guide is listed for KDT edgebanding machines only.

Not necessarily. 48693047 is our stock reference for this guide, and the number stamped on a KDT part comes from KDT's own parts book. Match on shape, hole position and the 0.15 kg weight rather than on the number alone.

Steel, chrome plated on both faces. The body is 0.15 kg net, thick enough to keep the pot level when it is lifted and reseated through a shift.

Because the pot has to sit at one height and one angle. The guide fixes both: the base sets the height above the panel edge, and the stepped foot stops the pot turning, so the roller lays an even glue film.

No. The upright face has one threaded hole in the factory position, so the retaining screw from the old guide goes straight back in. There is no adapter plate in this part.

In one screw change. Unbolt the retaining screw, lift the old guide out, seat the new one on the keyed base and run the same screw back in. No drilling, no re-machining.

Wipe it while the pot is still warm. Chrome plating releases hot-melt instead of holding it, so a scraper or a rag clears the base and the upright in a few passes.

Yes, send the machine model and a photo of your old guide. We check the shape and the hole position against this part before you commit to a quantity.