120x19x20mm Buffing Wheel Polishing Wheel for Homag Edgebanding Machine

Need the polishing wheel that seats on a Homag edgebander arbor without an adapter? This cotton buffing wheel is 120 mm across, machined with a 19 mm hexagon bore and a 20 mm face. The hexagon drives on the hex flats of the arbor, so the wheel does not slip or wobble in the polishing station. Body is layered cotton with a metal hub, white; it polishes the glued edge on wood, plastic and laminate. Other diameters, thicknesses and bore shapes are made to order.

A shop running a Homag edgebander knows the last station is the one buyers notice: a clean trim can still come off looking matte. Three things usually follow. The gloss step drops back to a hand buff at the bench. A wheel with the wrong bore slips on the arbor. A wheel that touches only part of the edge gives a shine that comes and goes.

So the wheel is built for that one station. The 120xHEXx19x20 is a cloth polishing wheel for the polishing station of a Homag edgebanding machine: 120 mm outside diameter, a 19 mm bore cut as a hexagon, and a 20 mm face width. A hexagon sits on the hex drive of the arbor across its flats, so torque is carried by the shape of the bore, not by clamping friction alone.

The body is layered cotton cloth on a metal hub. Cotton follows the micro-bevel left by the trimming cutters, and it holds polishing compound on the face instead of throwing it off. The metal hub keeps the 19 mm hexagon through tightening and running heat, so the bore does not round out.

It polishes wood, plastic and laminate edges. Colour is white, which leaves light boards neutral. Size is fixed at φ120*φ19*20mm; other diameters, thicknesses and inner-hole shapes are made to order. Price on request.

What separates this buff from a generic one is the bore and the hub, not the colour.

• 19 mm hexagon bore — cut to the hex drive of the arbor, so torque goes through the 19 mm flats rather than through clamping force.
• 120 mm outside diameter — the working size for the polishing station of a Homag edgebanding machine.
• 20 mm face width — a 20 mm cloth face, wide enough to run along the glued edge without climbing onto the panel face.
• Cotton cloth body — layered cotton holds polishing compound on the working face instead of slinging it off.
• Metal hub — the hub carries the 19 mm hexagon bore, so the bore keeps its shape under tightening and running heat.
• White, undyed cloth — no dye in the cloth, so a light or white board cannot pick up colour from the wheel.
• Wood, plastic and laminate — one wheel for the glued edges of all three edgebanding materials.
• Listed for Homag machines — sold as a woodworking machine spare part for Homag edgebanding machines, not a universal fit.
• Other sizes on request — different diameters, thicknesses and inner-hole shapes can be quoted from the same specification.
• Straight replacement — it goes onto the same arbor as the worn wheel; no adapter, collar or spacer is needed.

The usual choice is a hand buff at the bench or a generic wheel filed to fit. Both cost more than the part.

• No adapter to buy or lose. The bore is already a 19 mm hexagon, so it fits a hex arbor as it comes: no bushing, sleeve or keyway has to be made first, and nothing extra can go missing between shifts.
• Edge gloss stays inside the line. With the wheel on the polishing station, the 20 mm face does the last step at the outfeed, so panels leave finished instead of stacking up for a second hand operation.
• One part number for one station. 120 × 19 × 20 mm is a single, repeatable specification, so a replacement ordered next month runs the same as the wheel fitted today.
• Compound stays on the cloth. A cotton face on a metal hub keeps compound where it is needed, on the edge, instead of throwing it off the spinning wheel.
• Same wheel across materials. It polishes wood, plastic and laminate edges, so the store room holds one line item instead of three.
• A spare, not a project. It is a consumable the size of a hand: two on the shelf mean a worn wheel is swapped in minutes rather than after a purchase order clears.

Yes, if the polishing arbor is a 19 mm hexagon. This is a 120 mm cotton buff with a 19 mm hex bore and a 20 mm face, listed as a spare part for Homag edgebanding machines. Measure the arbor across the flats before ordering: a hex bore seats on a hex shaft, not on a round one.

It is the size code. 120 is the outside diameter in millimetres, HEX marks the bore as hexagonal, 19 is the bore size across the flats, and 20 is the thickness of the wheel.

Hexagonal. The inner hole shape is listed as hexagon, which is what carries the drive from the arbor into the wheel.

Cotton cloth with a metal hub, in white. The cotton is the polishing face; the metal hub holds the 19 mm bore and takes the tightening load.

Wood, plastic and laminate edges — the three edge materials the wheel is sold for. It works on the glued edge after trimming, at the polishing station.

No. The bore is cut to the 19 mm hexagon already, so the wheel goes straight onto the existing polishing arbor.

Yes. Other sizes and inner-hole shapes are made to order. Send the outside diameter, the bore shape and size, and the thickness, and the matching wheel is quoted from that specification.

When the edge stops coming off the polishing station with an even shine. The cloth face wears back with use; once it no longer covers the full 20 mm edge, the wheel is done and a new one goes on the arbor.

Price is quoted per order. Send the model 120xHEXx19x20 and the quantity you need, and the reply covers price, minimum order and lead time together.