47x16xH14x3Z R2 TCT Fine Trimming Cutter For Edge Banding Tools Cutting Tool

Need a fine trim cutter that takes the last of the overhang off a banded edge without chatter? The EC121 TCT fine trimming cutter is 47 mm outer diameter, 16 mm bore, 14 mm height, 3 teeth, R2 edge radius, 171 g. It mounts on the machine spindle or in a collet, so a 16 mm spindle or collet is what decides fitment. Each cutter ships individually packed in a plastic box, and price is quoted per quantity on request.

An edge banding station loses time in three familiar places: a trimmer that chatters once its bore has opened up, a replacement cutter that arrives with the wrong radius, and a wait on one small part while the line stands idle. The EC121 TCT fine trimming cutter is made to answer all three.

It is a 47 mm diameter tungsten carbide tipped trimmer with a 16 mm bore, a 14 mm height and 3 teeth ground to an R2 edge radius, listed as 47x16xH14x3z R2. Three teeth at this diameter make it a fine trimming cutter rather than a hogging head: it takes the last of the overhang off the panel and finishes the edge on a rounded corner instead of a sharp one.

The body weighs 171 g, so the rotating mass sits close to the spindle and the trimmer head spins up without a balance question. Carbide holds the cutting edge through continuous running, and the cutter mounts on the machine spindle or in a collet system with no adapter between the two.

It is listed as a cutting tool for edge banding machines generally, not for one machine badge, so bore, radius and height are what a buyer checks first. Each cutter ships individually packed in a plastic box, and price is quoted per quantity.

What three teeth, one radius and a 16 mm bore decide at the trimmer station:

• 47 mm cutting circle — the outer diameter is 47 mm, which fixes where the cutter sits in the trimmer head and how far it reaches across the banded edge.
• 16 mm bore, no adapter — the 16 mm inner diameter is the fit that matters; the cutter goes onto the machine spindle or into a collet as supplied.
• 14 mm height — 14 mm of cutter body stands in the head, stated as a number so head clearance is checked rather than estimated.
• Three teeth, fine pitch — 3 teeth, written 3z in the size string, on a 47 mm circle, for the finishing pass rather than bulk removal.
• R2 edge radius — the R2 profile is ground into the cutting edge, so the trim finishes on a rounded corner and the part number carries the radius.
• TCT carbide cutting edge — tungsten carbide is tipped onto the cutting edge of a 171 g body, so the hard material sits where the cut happens.
• Edge banding application — listed as a cutting tool for edge banders, for trimming and shaping banded edges on woodworking workpieces.
• Individual box packing — one cutter per plastic box, and the price is quoted against the quantity asked for.

For a shop that has been ordering a trimmer by photograph, or waiting on a part that came back with the wrong radius:

• Change the cutter, keep the head. The trimmer head, its setting and its clamping stay on the machine; only the 47 x 16 x 14 mm cutter is replaced.
• The bore is the fit, and it is stated. 16 mm inner diameter is on the page, so a worn bore is measured and matched before the order, not after the line stops.
• One radius callout, ordered by number. R2 is ground into the cutting edge, so a replacement is quoted from a number on the machine rather than from an eyeballed profile.
• Three teeth finish, they do not hog. 3 teeth on a 47 mm circle take the last cut on the overhang, which is the cut a buyer sees on the finished panel.
• Weight the spindle can carry. 171 g keeps rotating mass low, so a spare cutter is a drawer item, not a spindle load question.
• A consumable, not a repair. At 47 mm diameter the cutter is a wear part; one in the drawer turns a line stop into a change at the head.
• Small enough to stock. One cutter per plastic box at 171 g takes a drawer slot, so a spare is never far from the machine.

Check the 16 mm bore first — that is the fit. The cutter is listed as a cutting tool for edge banding machines generally rather than for one machine badge, and it mounts on the machine spindle or in a collet system with no adapter, so a 16 mm spindle or collet is what decides fitment.

EC121 is the model, and 47x16xH14x3z R2 is the size string: 47 mm outer diameter, 16 mm inner diameter, H14 height, 3z three teeth, R2 edge radius. Read the string left to right and every number on the cutter is accounted for.

Yes — 3 teeth, written 3z in the size string, on a 47 mm cutting circle. That is the tooth count the listing states, and the number is repeated in the parameter table so it is not taken from the product name alone.

It is the radius ground on the cutting edge, so the trim finishes on a rounded corner instead of a sharp one. Because the radius is ground in and carried in the part number, a replacement is ordered by number rather than by profile sample.

Tungsten carbide tipped — TCT — on a 171 g body. The carbide sits at the cutting edge, which is the part that wears, and the body stays the carrier that holds the 16 mm bore.

One cutter per plastic box, individually packed. That is the packing stated on the listing; a carton quantity and its packing are quoted with the order rather than assumed from this page.

The page quotes on request instead of at a fixed figure. Send the model EC121, the quantity and the bore you need to match, and the price comes back against that quantity — no minimum is stated on the listing, so the quantity you ask for is the quantity that gets quoted.

Three numbers: the 47 mm outer diameter, the 16 mm bore and the 14 mm height. Measure a worn cutter with a caliper across all three, because a match on two of them is what produces a part that will not seat.