55x16x6Z TCT Cutting Milling Tools Precise Fine Trimming Cutters For Woodworking Machine

Need to take a glued edge banding overhang back to the panel face without sending the cutter out? The EC120 fine trimming cutter runs a φ55 mm body on a 16 mm bore with 6 tungsten carbide teeth, listed as φ55 x φ16 x 6Z in R1.5, R2 and R3 radii. It is listed for woodworking edge banding machines including KDT and SenBsen. Custom cutters are quoted from a drawing, and price, minimum quantity and lead time follow the quantity on the enquiry.

An edge banding line loses time in three familiar places: a fine trimming cutter gone dull that tears the band instead of shearing it, a replacement with the wrong bore that will not seat on the spindle, and a wait on an outside shop to regrind one small head. The EC120 removes all three.

It is a carbide fine trimming cutter for woodworking edge banding machines: 55 mm outside diameter, 16 mm bore, 6 teeth, listed as φ55 x φ16 x 6Z with R1.5, R2 and R3 radius options. Six tungsten carbide teeth divide one pass into six smaller bites, which is how the overhang comes back to the panel face without a scraping step.

The bore decides whether the head runs true: 16 mm is measured on the spindle seat with a caliper, not read off a worn cutter, and 55 mm sets which trimmer station the head belongs on. It is listed for edge banding machines such as KDT and SenBsen.

Carbide is the wear part: when the edge goes, the cutter is changed and the head keeps its setting. Radius is ordered from the callout on the head — R1.5, R2 or R3 — and custom cutters are quoted from a drawing. Price, minimum and lead time follow the quantity.

Six numbers and one material decide what this cutter does at the trimmer station:

• Six teeth on a 55 mm body — 6 TCT teeth around a φ55 mm rim, so each tooth takes one sixth of the pass instead of the whole overhang.
• φ16 mm bore — the seat that centres the head on the spindle; check it with a caliper before ordering, not by eye.
• R1.5 / R2 / R3 — three radius callouts under one size, ordered against the profile marked on the trimmer head.
• TCT carbide — the tooth material named on the listing; a ground carbide edge holds the radius through production runs.
• Fine trim, not rough trim — this is the cutter that takes the overhang back to the panel face after the coarse trim has made its pass.
• Edge banding fitment — listed for woodworking edge banding machines including KDT and SenBsen, so the fitment check starts at the machine plate.
• One size, three radii — φ55 x φ16 x 6Z covers all three radii, so the spare drawer holds one blank size and three callouts.
• Custom from a drawing — a radius or bore outside the list is quoted against your drawing or measured dimensions, not a size name.

What changes for a shop that has been sending cutters out, or running a dull one to the end of the shift:

• No outside run for one small head. A φ55 mm cutter kept in the drawer turns a regrinding round trip into a change at the trimmer station.
• The overhang comes off flush. 6 teeth share the pass, so the band is sheared back to the panel face in the same step that trims it.
• Bore matched, not guessed. 16 mm measured on the spindle seat is what keeps a cutter that clamps from running off true.
• One blank size, three radii. R1.5, R2 and R3 on one φ55 x φ16 x 6Z body means three profiles without three rows in the spare drawer.
• Spend on the wear part only. The cutter is replaced; the head, flange and its setting are not.
• Fitment checked by machine name. KDT and SenBsen are named on the listing, so compatibility is answered before the order rather than after it.
• A custom profile without a second supplier. A radius outside the three listed is quoted from your drawing, so stock and specials come from one vendor.

It is outside diameter, bore and tooth count: 55 mm OD, 16 mm bore, 6 teeth. The Z is the tooth count, and the R1.5 / R2 / R3 in the same size line is the radius ground on the teeth.

It fits if your trimmer head takes a 55 mm cutter on a 16 mm bore. The cutter is listed for woodworking edge banding machines including KDT and SenBsen; check the spindle seat and the head callout before ordering, because a match on diameter alone does not confirm the bore.

Order the radius marked on your trimmer head, not the one that looks closest on a worn cutter. All three share the φ55 x φ16 x 6Z body, so the radius callout is the only thing that changes.

Tungsten carbide. The listing gives the material as TCT / tungsten carbide, which is why the radius is ground into the tooth rather than filed at the machine.

Fine trim. It takes the glued overhang back to the panel face after the coarse trim has made its pass, which is why the tooth profile is ground to an R callout instead of left square.

Yes, custom cutters are quoted against a drawing or measured dimensions. Send the radius, the 55 mm outside diameter and the 16 mm bore you need, and the price comes back against that drawing rather than against a size name.

No. The cutter is the wear part; the head, flange and spindle setting stay on the machine. Only the φ55 mm cutter is replaced when the edge goes.

Quoted against the quantity — the listing carries contact-us-for-pricing rather than a fixed figure. Send the model EC120, the radius and the quantity, and price, minimum and lead time come back together.