PSW011 Grey BIESSE Spare Parts 60x8x24mm Biesse Pressure Wheel Rubber Roller

Need the pressure wheel on a Biesse edgebander to apply the same pressure to the first panel and the five-hundredth? The PSW011 is a grey rubber pressure roller, 60 x 8 x 24 mm, for Biesse automatic edge banding machines. The 8 mm bore slides onto the existing pressure shaft, the 24 mm face is the full contact width, and the 60 mm outer diameter is the size this station uses. It runs veneer, PVC and ABS banding. Ten roller sizes are available in the same range.

When the pressure wheel on an edgebander hardens, glazes or goes out of round, it shows up in three places: the banding lifts at the panel ends, a glue line opens along the top edge, and the machine that ran clean in the morning starts marking panels in the afternoon. All three are contact problems at the pressure station, where a 24 mm wide rubber face presses the banding onto the glue.

The PSW011 replaces that wheel on Biesse automatic edge banding machines. Outside diameter is 60 mm, bore 8 mm, face width 24 mm. The bore matches the existing pressure shaft, so the wheel goes back on without touching the roller position or the machine setup. Grey compound, same as the original part.

The rubber is stated as high temperature resistant, wear resistant, with a long working time; no continuous temperature figure is published, so confirm the temperature at your station instead of assuming a limit. The 24 mm face spreads load across the whole bonding width, which keeps the glue line closed from the leading edge to the trailing edge of each panel.

The range covers ten pressure roller sizes: 65x8x25, 65x8x14, 60x12x20, 60x8x23, 48x8x25, 48x8x12, 67x8x25, 67x8x27 and 70x18x25 mm. Wheels in the range fit Biesse, Homag, SCM and Cehisa stations. Send the machine model, the size off the old wheel, and the banding material you run.

What the three dimensions decide, and what they leave to your machine:

• Biesse station fit — 60 mm outside diameter, 8 mm bore and 24 mm face: the three numbers that decide whether the wheel sits on the shaft and reaches the banding.
• Rubber contact face — the full 24 mm face presses the banding; a face worn below its original width leaves the top edge of the banding unpressed.
• Grey compound — same colour as the original wheel, so a mixed set on the shelf is easy to sort at a glance.
• 8 mm bore — slides onto the existing pressure shaft; no adapter and no shaft change.
• High temperature resistance — stated for the compound by the product data; no continuous temperature figure is published, so check the station temperature.
• Wear resistance — stated for the compound; the wheel is a consumable and gets replaced when the face glazes or goes out of round.
• Three banding materials — veneer, PVC and ABS all run against the same rubber face.
• Ten sizes in the range — 48x8x12 up to 70x18x25 mm, so the other stations on the same line can be matched from one supplier.
• Spare logic — one spare wheel per pressure station means a glazed face is a five-minute swap instead of a wait.

Two bad options, and where this wheel sits between them:

• Clean ends without rework. A worn 24 mm face lets the banding lift at the panel ends, and every lifted end is a rework or a downgraded panel. A fresh face puts pressure back across the full width.
• Right part on the first order. Diameter, bore and width are the only three numbers that decide fit. Measure the old wheel and compare against 60 / 8 / 24 mm before ordering, and the wheel arrives ready to mount.
• Keeps the machine as it is. The 8 mm bore matches the existing pressure shaft, so no roller position, pressure setting or station adjustment changes when the wheel is swapped.
• One supplier for the whole line. With ten sizes from 48x8x12 to 70x18x25 mm, the second and third pressure stations on the same line can be matched without a second purchase order.
• Consumable, not a project. Pressure wheels wear out on a schedule you already know. Keeping one spare per station turns a stop into a swap.
• Fit confirmed before you buy. Send the machine model and the measured size, and the wheel is checked against your station before the order is placed.

Check three numbers. The wheel is 60 mm outside diameter, 8 mm bore and 24 mm face width. Measure the old wheel; if those three match, it mounts on the same shaft. Send your machine model with the measurement if you want it confirmed first.

Outside diameter 60 mm, bore 8 mm, face width 24 mm. The bore is the hole the pressure shaft goes through; the face width is the part that touches the banding.

Rubber. The product data lists a rubber construction and a grey colour, with high temperature resistance and wear resistance stated for the compound.

Veneer, PVC and ABS. The rubber face is the same for all three; the banding material changes the glue and the temperature, not the wheel.

The range covers pressure rollers for those stations as well, but the size has to match your machine. Compare your measured diameter, bore and width against the ten sizes in the range before ordering.

Three signs: the banding lifts at the panel ends, a glue line opens along the top edge, or the rubber face has gone hard and glossy. Once the face glazes it stops gripping, whatever the pressure setting says.

Other dimensions can be made to the sizes you measure. The standard range already covers 65x8x25, 65x8x14, 60x12x20, 60x8x23, 48x8x25, 48x8x12, 67x8x25, 67x8x27 and 70x18x25 mm.

Machine model, the size measured off the old wheel (diameter x bore x width), the banding material, and the quantity you need per station. That is enough to confirm the fit before an order is placed.