160x50x20mm Sisal Buffing Wheel Woodworking Edge Banding Machine Polishing Wheel

Need a sisal wheel for the polishing station of a woodworking edgebander? This one is 160 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore and 20 mm thick. Those three numbers decide whether it mounts at all. Sisal is a stiff natural fibre, so the face grips polishing compound and keeps it at the contact line while residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections come off the band. The listing names four band materials: PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer. Price is quoted per enquiry; origin China; shipping by air, sea or express.

Three things stop the polishing station of an edgebander from doing its job: glue that survives the trimmer, a bore that will not clear the spindle, and a buffing face that has gone smooth mid-shift. All three show up on the panel as one defect — a dull or smeared line along the seam.

This is a sisal buffing wheel for woodworking edgebanders, 160 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore and 20 mm thick. The bore is the first number to check: at 50 mm it has to slide onto the polishing spindle. Outside diameter sets the contact circle, thickness the width of band polished in one pass.

Sisal is the working material, and it is not cloth. The stiff natural fibre holds polishing compound at the contact line instead of shedding it into the extractor, so one face takes residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections off the band and leaves a glossy line rather than a scratched one.

The material field lists plastic beside sisal. Four band materials are named: PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer. Between runs a soft brush or an air blower clears build-up with the wheel still on the spindle. Price is quoted per enquiry; shipping is by air, sea or express.

What separates this wheel from a plain polishing disc is dimension and fibre, so both are stated as numbers below.

• 160 mm outside diameter — the contact circle that meets the band; the size is fixed at 160 mm, not a range.
• 50 mm bore — the mounting hole; the wheel is sized for a 50 mm polishing spindle.
• 20 mm face thickness — the working width of the face, so a 20 mm strip of band is polished per revolution.
• Sisal working face — a stiff natural fibre that grips polishing compound at the contact line instead of shedding it.
• Plastic in the build — the specification lists sisal and plastic, so the fibre face is not the only material in the wheel.
• Four band materials — PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer are the materials named for this application.
• Glue and trim marks — residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections are worked off the band by the face.
• Compound loaded on the wheel — polishing compound goes onto the face before the run, and rotation carries it to the edge.
• Two-tool cleaning — a soft brush or an air blower clears build-up with the wheel still on the spindle.
• Origin China — stated on the specification, and sold as the edgebander polishing-station spare in one size.

When the polishing station goes dull, a shop can accept the edge line it produces, or keep a spare wheel on the shelf. This wheel serves the second route.

• A spare on the shelf beats a stopped line. One wheel at 160x50x20 mm in stock restores the station in minutes, not after a purchase order.
• Fit is three measurements, not a guess. 160 mm outside, 50 mm bore, 20 mm thick — check them against the spindle before the order is placed.
• Sisal cuts first, then polishes. The stiff face takes glue and rough edges off before the gloss goes on, so finish does not depend on extra passes.
• Compound stays where it is needed. A sisal face holds the abrasive at the contact line, so less compound is pulled into the extractor unused.
• Four band materials, one part number. PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer run on the same wheel, so one stock line covers all four.
• The finish leaves with the panel. Polishing sits on the edgebander itself, so no second station and no re-handling of the band.
• Cleaning keeps the face working. A soft brush or an air blower between runs clears the build-up that glazes the face and dulls the line.
• Quoted, not guessed. Price is per enquiry, so quantity and shipping method — air, sea or express — come in one quote.

It fits if the polishing spindle takes a 50 mm bore. The wheel measures 160 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore and 20 mm thick; those three dimensions are the whole fit check, so compare them with the spindle you run before ordering.

No brand is named for it. The application is given as polishing wheels for woodworking edgebanders, so the fit check is dimensional rather than a model number match.

Sisal, with plastic also listed in the material field. The sisal face is the part that touches the band and carries the polishing compound.

Residual glue, rough edges and minor imperfections. This is a polishing step, not a trimming step, so it works on the band after the trimmer has passed.

PVC, ABS, melamine and wood veneer. Those are the four materials named for this wheel, and one wheel covers all four.

Yes. Sisal is the carrier, not the abrasive, so compound is loaded onto the face and rotation takes it to the edge. Without compound the face will glaze and polish less.

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

Price is quoted per enquiry — the listing carries no fixed figure. Shipping is by air, by sea or by express, and the wheel is made in China.