Edge Bander Buffing Wheel Polishing Wheels For Nanxing Edgebander 180X50X20mm

Dull edges coming off a Nanxing edge bander usually trace back to one part: the buffing wheel is glazed, flattened, or sitting off centre on the wrong bore. The BW015 covers all three. It is a 180 mm outside diameter wheel with a 50 mm centre hole and 20 mm face width, built from stitched cotton cloth on a metal core, listed as a spare for Nanxing edge banding machines. Packed in a carton box, shipped by air, sea or express. Other sizes and other centre hole shapes are available on request.

A polishing station on an edge bander is easy to neglect until the shine goes out of the product. Three things go wrong: the buffing wheel glazes over and stops cutting, a flattened wheel leaves a dull grey band along the glue line, and a wheel with the wrong bore sits off centre and shakes the spindle. The BW015 replacement closes all three.

It is a 180 mm outside diameter cotton cloth polishing wheel with a 50 mm centre hole and 20 mm of face width, made for Nanxing edge banding machines. Face width is the number that matters on a glue line: 20 mm of cloth covers the panel edge across its thickness in one pass, instead of a thin disc touching only part of it.

Construction is stitched cotton cloth pressed onto a metal core, with the 50 mm bore machined to run true on the shaft. Layered cloth holds compound at the face instead of throwing it off, which keeps the wheel cutting through a long run of panels.

Fitting is a straight swap: pull the exhausted wheel, slide the new one onto the 50 mm shaft, re-tension. Wheels ship in a carton box by air, sea or express. Other diameters, thicknesses and centre hole shapes are available on request, so a second edge bander can be covered on the same order.

Each number below is a fit dimension or a build detail — check it against the machine before ordering.

• 180 mm outside diameter — the contact circle that decides how much edge the face reaches and how fast the surface travels at a given spindle speed.
• 50 mm centre hole — the bore that governs fit. A 50 mm shaft takes this wheel directly, with no adapter bush.
• 20 mm face width — wider than a thin disc, so the polishing band spans the edge thickness in one pass.
• Stitched cotton cloth — layered cloth holds compound at the face instead of slinging it away, so the wheel cuts longer between re-charges.
• Metal core — keeps the 50 mm bore round and the wheel concentric on the shaft; that concentricity removes vibration from the station.
• Nanxing fitment — listed as a spare for Nanxing edge banding machines, so it goes straight into the station already on the machine.
• Other sizes and bore shapes — 180×50×20 mm is what this listing covers; other diameters and centre hole shapes can be quoted.
• Visible wear — the face flattens and stops holding compound when it is spent, so replacement is decided by looking at the wheel.
• Carton box packing — each wheel travels flat and protected, by air, by sea or by express.

A shop with a dull polishing station has two options: wait on the machine builder's parts desk, or fit a generic wheel that does not match the shaft. This is the third.

• A dimension you can check before you buy. Bore, diameter and thickness are published — 50 mm, 180 mm, 20 mm. Measure the shaft and the pocket, and the fit is settled before the order leaves.
• No adapter, no shimming. The wheel is specified for Nanxing edge banding machines at the bore those machines use, so it mounts on the existing shaft.
• The sheen holds through a shift. A wheel that runs true keeps even pressure along the glue line, so the finish at the end of the run matches the start.
• Less scrap from a spent wheel. Glazing shows on cotton cloth — the face goes shiny and flat. Operators swap on sight, not after a batch of panels has been run.
• A mixed machine park on one order. Other diameters and centre hole shapes are available on request, so a second edge bander is restocked without a second supplier.
• Cheap to move. A light consumable in a carton box, it rides along with heavier spare parts instead of paying its own freight.

It fits any station that takes a 180 mm wheel with a 50 mm bore and a 20 mm face. Measure the shaft diameter and the wheel pocket clearance — those two numbers are the whole fit check. The wheel is listed as a spare for Nanxing edge banding machines.

Stitched cotton cloth on a metal core. The cloth is the part that touches the panel edge and carries the compound; the metal core keeps the 50 mm bore round so the wheel runs concentric on the shaft.

Usually yes, if the wheel is glazed or worn flat. A shiny, flattened face stops cutting and only smears the edge. Fit a fresh 20 mm cotton wheel and the gloss comes back without touching any other setting on the machine.

Only as a direct fit if that machine also takes a 180 mm wheel on a 50 mm shaft. Otherwise the wheel can be quoted in a different diameter, thickness or centre hole shape — send the shaft size and the pocket dimensions.

Yes. 180×50×20 mm is what this listing covers; other diameters, thicknesses and centre hole shapes are available on request. Give the bore and the outer diameter of the wheel you are replacing and the equivalent size can be quoted.

In a carton box, by air, by sea or by express. For a small restock, express is normally the cheapest route; for a full container of spare parts it travels with the rest of the order.

When the face flattens or glazes, not on a fixed calendar. Wear tracks the metres of edge banding you run and the compound you use, so two shops running the same wheel will not replace it on the same schedule.

Three numbers: outer diameter, bore and thickness — 180 mm, 50 mm, 20 mm on this wheel. Add the machine make and model, and the fit can be confirmed without sending a sample back and forth.