CCE055 70*37mm Biesse Chain Pad Conveyor Pad BIESSE Edge Banding Machine Parts

A chain pad is what carries the panel through a Biesse edgebander, so a worn pad shows up as a rocking panel, a bevel on the track edge, or banding pressed on at an angle. The CCE055 is a 70 x 37 mm replacement chain pad for BIESSE edge banding machines. Two numbers decide fit: 70 mm along the track and 37 mm across it. Pads ship carton-packed, and rapid prototype service is available for pads that are not in the current list.

A chain pad that has worn thin does not fail loudly. The panel starts rocking on the track, the banding drifts out of square by a fraction, and the operator compensates by slowing the feed. By the time the pad looks worn, the pads either side of it are close behind.

The CCE055 is that pad for BIESSE edge banding machines, at 70 x 37 mm. It sits on the conveyance chain and carries the panel past the glue, pressure and trimming stations. Both numbers matter: 70 mm runs along the direction of travel and 37 mm has to clear the chain link, so a pad right on one axis and wrong on the other will seat but ride high.

The product data does not name the pad compound, and pads in this family are supplied in more than one material depending on the station they run on. If the compound matters for your line, say so with the enquiry and it will be confirmed against the part you are replacing rather than assumed from the photo.

Pads are packed in cartons. Rapid prototype service is available, which is how a non-standard pad length or a pad for an older machine gets made. To order, send the model number CCE055, the size measured off the worn pad, and the quantity per chain.

What is fixed by the part number, and what to check on the machine:

• BIESSE edgebander fit — designed as a conveyance chain pad for BIESSE edge banding machines, not a generic track pad.
• 70 x 37 mm — 70 mm along the direction of panel travel, 37 mm across the chain link; both numbers have to match the worn pad.
• Replacement part function — fits the position of the worn pad on the conveyance chain, so no machining or adaptor is involved.
• Carton packing — supplied in cartons, which matters when a full chain set is ordered at once.
• Rapid prototype service — available for pads outside the standard list.
• Wear part behaviour — the pad takes the sliding load between panel and chain, so it wears before anything else in that assembly does and sets the replacement interval for the chain.
• Simple fit check — two dimensions and one visual comparison against the old pad, no measuring of the chain itself.
• Woodworking accessory, not a machine part — listed as a woodworking accessory for BIESSE edgebanders, so it is ordered as a consumable.

What a full set of correct pads changes on the line:

• Clean ends without rework. A worn 70 mm face lets a panel rock on the chain, and a rocking panel is a banding line that is never quite parallel to the edge, so the trim station cuts more off one end than the other.
• Ordered by the right two numbers. Length and width are the whole fit check. Compare 70 x 37 mm against the pad in your hand before ordering, and the set arrives usable instead of becoming a shelf item.
• Consumable planning. Pads wear together on a chain, so replacing a whole chain set in one order costs less downtime than replacing them one at a time.
• Non-standard sizes are reachable. Rapid prototype service covers older machines and pads that are no longer listed.
• No machine modification. The pad replaces the worn part in the same position; chain tension and track height stay as they were.
• Clear enquiry. Model, measured length and width, and quantity per chain are enough to quote the right part first time.

Check the size first. The pad is 70 x 37 mm, and the two numbers have to match the pad you are replacing. Send your machine model with the measurement if you want the fit confirmed before ordering.

70 mm is the length along the direction the panel travels; 37 mm is the width across the chain link. A pad that is right on one axis and wrong on the other will seat but sit proud of the chain.

Count the pads on the chain rather than the stations on the machine. Pads are usually replaced as a chain set, because they wear together.

The product data for CCE055 does not name the compound. Tell us the material you are replacing and it is confirmed against the existing part; the PA and rubber-faced versions are separate items in this range.

Yes. Rapid prototype service is offered for pads outside the standard size, based on the dimensions you measure.

Cartons. A chain set is packed together, which keeps a single order from arriving as loose pieces.

The same part is described as a chain pad and as a conveyor pad in the product listing; it is the pad that carries the panel along the conveyance chain.

Model CCE055, the measured length and width of the worn pad, and the quantity per chain. Add the machine model if you want the fit checked first.