CSEN700026 Tilted Trimmer Knife Fine Trim Insert 35*17.15*2 R1 R2 3K

Need a fine trim insert that goes straight into a Biesse edgebander instead of waiting on an outside shop? The CSEN700025 and CSEN700026 tilted trimmer knives are 35 x 17.15 x 2 mm carbide inserts ground with R1 and R2 radii, listed for the Biesse Akron 1300 and 1400 edgebander series and for the Biesse Jade 200. They trim PVC, ABS, acrylic and wood-based banding flush to the panel face. Customization is supported from 100 pcs, and pricing is quoted per order.

An edgebanding line loses time in three places: a fine trim insert that has gone dull and starts tearing PVC instead of shearing it, a replacement that turns up with the wrong radius so the top and bottom edges stop meeting, and a wait on an outside shop to regrind one knife. The CSEN700025 and CSEN700026 inserts are made to take all three off the list.

Both are tilted trimmer knife fine trim inserts for Biesse edgebanders: 35 mm long, 17.15 mm wide, 2 mm thick, ground in carbide to the R1 and R2 radii. The tilted seat separates them from a flat scraper blade: the cutting edge meets the glued overhang at an angle, so the band is sheared flush with the panel face instead of being pushed and smeared along it.

The inserts are listed for the Biesse Akron 1300 and 1400 edgebander series and for the Biesse Jade 200, and they trim PVC, ABS, acrylic and wood-based banding on furniture, cabinet and decorative panel work. Both part numbers share the 35 x 17.15 x 2 mm envelope, so a line running several stations keeps one blank size and two radius variants.

A 2 mm carbide insert is a consumable rather than a repair: it is changed in the trimmer head and the line runs again. Customization is supported from 100 pcs.

What the three dimensions and the tilted seat actually decide at the trimmer station:

• Tilted cutting geometry — the insert seats at an angle in the head, so the overhang is sheared flush and no second scraping pass follows.
• 35 x 17.15 x 2 mm blank — length, width and thickness on one line; measure a worn insert with a caliper across all three before ordering.
• R1 and R2 radii — two radius callouts covered on the same listing, so the profile in the head is ordered as a number.
• Carbide body — the cutting edge is ground carbide, the material named for the wear a trimmer station puts on a 2 mm insert.
• Two part numbers, one size — CSEN700025 and CSEN700026 share the 35 x 17.15 x 2 mm envelope, so the spare drawer stays one depth.
• Named machine fitment — Akron 1300, Akron 1400 and Jade 200 edgebanders, checked against the machine plate before the order goes out.
• Four banding materials — PVC, ABS, acrylic and wood-based edging, the four the listing covers for this insert.
• Custom runs from 100 pcs — a non-standard radius or blank is quoted against your drawing, not against a size name.
• Same-supply spares — vacuum suction cups, chain pads and pressure rollers from one source, so a line stop is one message.

What changes for a shop that has been sending inserts out, or scraping edges by hand:

• No outside run for one small knife. A 35 x 17.15 x 2 mm insert kept in stock turns an outside regrinding round trip into a change at the trimmer head.
• One station, finished edge. The tilted, radiused cut leaves the band flush, so the scraping step and its labour come off the route.
• Radius matched, not guessed. R1 and R2 are both named on the listing, so the profile callout on the machine is ordered as a number.
• Spend on the wear part only. The 2 mm insert is replaced; the trimmer head and its setting stay untouched on the machine.
• Fewer line stops in a shift. Two part numbers on one envelope, plus cups, chain pads and rollers from the same supply, means less searching mid-run.
• Materials already covered. PVC, ABS, acrylic and wood-based banding are the four the listing names, so the insert is matched to the band on the line.
• A spare that costs little space. At 35 mm long the insert travels in a pocket, so a second radius is never far from the machine.

Yes. The insert is listed for the Biesse Akron 1300 and 1400 edgebander series, and the same listing names the Biesse Jade 200. Match the trimmer head on your machine to those three models before ordering.

Order the number that is on your machine or in the Biesse parts list. Both are listed at 35 x 17.15 x 2 mm with R1 and R2 radii, and the specification gives no further grading between the two, so the head plate or the parts book decides.

Yes, those are the three dimensions on the listing. Measure a worn insert across length, width and thickness with a caliper and compare all three; a match on two numbers still gives a part that will not seat.

The radius is ground into the insert, so order against the radius callout on the head rather than adjusting it at the machine. Read R1 or R2 off the trimmer head and quote it with the part number.

PVC, ABS, acrylic and wood-based banding. Those are the four materials named for this insert, and they cover furniture, cabinet and decorative panel production.

Yes. Customization is supported, with a minimum of 100 pcs for a custom run. Send a drawing or the measured dimensions instead of a size name, so the radius and the blank are confirmed on paper.

No. This listing is the fine trim insert only. The trimmer head, its setting and its clamp stay on the machine, which is why the insert is a 2 mm wear part rather than an assembly.

On request — the listing carries contact-us-for-a-quote rather than a fixed figure. Send the part number, the quantity and the Biesse machine model, and the quote comes back against that quantity.