Cloth Polishing Wheels / Buffing Wheels 160x50x20mm for SCM Edgebanding Machine

Replacing the buffing wheel on an SCM edgebander? This one measures 160 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore and 20 mm thick, in cloth. Those three numbers are the whole fit check. Cloth holds polishing compound at the contact line instead of shedding it, so residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections are worked off the band. The listing covers four edge materials — PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer. Compound goes on the wheel, the brush or air blower keeps it clean, and sizes other than 160x50x20 mm are quoted on request.

An edgebander that polishes badly leaves the evidence on every panel: glue smear along the seam, a dull line where the trimmer passed, and a finish that changes from shift to shift. Changing the buffing wheel is the cheapest correction on the machine, provided two things are right — the wheel carries compound to the edge, and its bore matches the polishing spindle.

This is a cloth polishing wheel for SCM edgebanding machines, 160 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore and 20 mm thick. The bore is the dimension that decides whether it can be used at all: the wheel has to slide onto the polishing station spindle, and this one is made at 50 mm. Outside diameter sets the contact circle; thickness sets the 20 mm working width of the face.

Cloth is the working part, not a carrier for a coating. A cloth face takes up polishing compound and keeps it at the contact line while the wheel turns, so residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections are worked off the band rather than spread along it.

The listing covers four edge materials — PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer — so one wheel covers the bands a typical shop runs. Fitting follows the machine manufacturer's guidelines, and compound goes on the wheel before the run starts. Sizes other than 160x50x20 mm are quoted on request.

What separates this wheel from a generic polishing disc is dimension and material, so both are stated plainly below.

• 160 mm outer diameter — the contact circle the polishing station runs on; the size is fixed at 160 mm, not a range.
• 50 mm bore — the mounting hole; the wheel is made to sit on a 50 mm spindle.
• 20 mm face width — the cloth face is 20 mm wide across the spindle, the working width that meets the band.
• Cloth working face — cloth is the specified material because it retains polishing compound at the contact line instead of shedding it.
• Four edge materials — PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer are named in the listing, so one wheel covers all four.
• Glue and trim marks — residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections come off the band.
• Compound applied to the wheel — the operator loads compound directly onto the cloth, then rotation carries it to the edge.
• Cleaning in two tools — a soft brush or an air blower clears compound build-up and debris between runs.
• One station, one spare — sold as the polishing-station spare for SCM edgebanding machines.
• Other sizes on request — anything apart from 160x50x20 mm is quoted against the dimensions you supply.

When the polishing station stops delivering, there are two ways out: send panels to a second finishing step, or keep a correctly sized wheel on the shelf and change it. This wheel serves the second route.

• A spare on the shelf beats a stopped line. One wheel at 160x50x20 mm as stock puts the station back in minutes, not after a purchase order.
• Fit is a measurement, not a guess. 160 mm outside, 50 mm bore, 20 mm thick — three numbers to check against the spindle before ordering.
• Compound in, cloth holds it there. A cloth face holds the compound at the contact line, so the finish comes from the abrasive you chose, not from what fell off the wheel.
• Glue comes off, not around. The wheel takes residual glue and rough edges off the band instead of pushing them along the edge.
• Four band materials, one part number. PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer all run on the same wheel, so one stock line covers the shop.
• The finish happens before the panel leaves the machine. Polishing sits on the edgebander itself, so no second pass at another station.
• Cleaning takes two tools. A soft brush or an air blower, nothing else.
• Sizes beyond this one stay open. Other dimensions are quoted on request, so a second machine can be matched.

Yes, if the polishing spindle takes a 50 mm bore. The wheel is 160 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore and 20 mm thick, and those three dimensions are the fit check. SCM edgebanding machines are the application it is listed for.

Residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections. The cloth face with compound polishes the band; it is a polishing step, not a trimming step.

PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer. Those are the four materials named in the listing, and one wheel covers all of them.

Yes. The wheel is a cloth carrier, so the compound is applied to the wheel first; rotation then carries it to the edge.

With a soft brush or an air blower. Either one clears compound build-up and debris, and neither needs the wheel taken off the machine.

Yes. The listing states that other sizes are available on request, so send the outer diameter, bore and thickness you need and the size is quoted against that.

Cloth. Cloth is used because it holds polishing compound and delivers a consistent finish on the band.

Price is quoted per enquiry — the listing carries no fixed figure. Send the size and the quantity you need and the quote is raised against that.