PA Rubber Biesse Edgebander Parts 140X74X56mm Biesse Conveyance Track Chain Pad

A conveyance pad on a BIESSE edgebander lifts the panel off the track, so when it wears the panel drops, drags and loses its reference. The CCE018 is a 140 x 74 x 56 mm chain pad in PA with a rubber face, grey, for Biesse edge banding machines. The PA body holds the 56 mm height; the rubber face is what grips the panel. Three dimensions decide fit, and all three are on the pad itself.

When the conveyance pads on a BIESSE edgebander wear, the symptom is rarely a broken part. It is a panel that sits half a millimetre lower than it did last month, a track that suddenly needs more pressure to hold the board, and edge banding that comes out with a blade mark on one side of the panel and not the other.

The CCE018 is the pad that holds that height. It measures 140 mm long, 74 mm wide and 56 mm thick, and is built from PA with a rubber face rather than one solid compound. The PA carries the load and keeps the 56 mm height; the rubber face is the surface the panel slides on, which is why the pad grips instead of letting the board skate.

Grey colour, so a used set is still sortable against new pads on the bench. The pad is listed as a spare for Biesse edge banding machines and occupies the position of the worn pad with no machining of the track.

Fit is decided by three numbers measured on the old pad: length, width and thickness. A pad that is 140 x 74 mm but shorter than 56 mm will seat and then hold the panel low, which is the failure that is hardest to diagnose because nothing looks broken. Measure the worn pad and send the machine model.

What the two-material build does, and where each dimension is used:

• PA body, rubber face — two materials in one pad: the PA holds the 56 mm height, the rubber face is the surface the panel rides on.
• 140 x 74 mm footprint — 140 mm along the track, 74 mm across it; the footprint that has to repeat along the whole chain.
• 56 mm height — the dimension that sets how high the panel rides; a pad worn below it lowers the whole reference line.
• Grey colour — keeps a used set visually distinct from new pads on the bench.
• Biesse edge banding machine fit — listed as a spare for Biesse edge banding machines, fitted in the worn pad's position.
• Rubber grip — the rubber face resists the sliding load of the panel, so the board is carried rather than dragged.
• Replace as a set — pads wear along the chain together; a mixed set of new and worn pads is what creates height steps between stations.
• Three-number fit check — length, width and thickness off the old pad; no measurement of the track needed.

What a correct 56 mm pad buys you over a pad that only looks right:

• Height reference stays where it was. The 56 mm thickness is the number that decides where the panel sits against the glue station; a worn pad silently lowers it, station by station, until the operator starts adding pressure to compensate.
• Grip without drag. The rubber face takes the sliding load, so the 140 x 74 mm pad carries the board instead of letting it scuff along the track and open a glue line at the rear edge.
• Two materials for two jobs. The PA body does not compress under load, the rubber face does not slip; a single-compound pad has to trade one against the other.
• Predictable wear. Wear shows as a height step along the chain, which is visible with a straight edge long before a panel is spoiled.
• Whole-set replacement. Ordering the full chain set once keeps every station at the same 56 mm height.
• Fit confirmed before ordering. Send measured length, width and thickness plus the machine model, and the pad is checked against your track first.

Measure your worn pad. The CCE018 is 140 mm long, 74 mm wide and 56 mm thick. All three have to match; a pad that is right in length and width but thinner will fit and still run the panel too low.

The pad is PA with a rubber face. The PA holds the 56 mm height under load and the rubber face provides grip. That split is why it can be both stiff and non-slip.

Count the pads on your machine; the number varies with track length. Pads wear together, so they are normally replaced as a chain set.

The panel drops at that station and the banding reference changes for a short stretch of every panel. That shows up as a mark or a step in the finished edge, not as an obvious fault.

It is supplied as a complete pad, part number CCE018. The PA body and the rubber face are one item.

No. The pad goes into the position of the worn one, so chain tension and track height stay as they are.

Grey, as listed for this part.

The measurements taken off the worn pad (length x width x thickness), the machine model, and how many pads one chain carries.