60mm Fine Trimming Cutting Blade For Woodworking Edge Banding Cutting Tool

Need a fine trim blade that shears the banding flush instead of tearing it? The EC111 is a 60 mm fine trimming cutting blade for woodworking edgebanders: 60 mm outer diameter, 16 mm bore, 11 mm height and 6 teeth in TCT / tungsten carbide, listed with R1.5, R2 and R3 radius options. It runs at the fine trim station that takes the excess band back to the panel face. Price on request; send the part number, the radius and the quantity.

An edgebanding line loses time in three familiar places: a fine trim blade gone dull that tears the band instead of shearing it, a replacement that arrives with the wrong radius so the top and bottom edge stop meeting, and a scramble for the right part number while the line stands. The EC111 is built to remove all three.

It is a 60 mm fine trimming cutting blade for woodworking edge banding machines: 60 mm outside diameter, 16 mm bore, 11 mm height, 6 teeth, cut in TCT / tungsten carbide. It sits at the fine trim station behind the rough trim, where it takes the excess band back flush to the panel face.

The 6 Z tooth count is what separates it from a general-purpose saw blade. Six teeth around a 60 mm rim leave a short cutting arc per tooth and a long gullet behind it, so the edge shears rather than rubs, with the lower chip load and lower heat the listing specifies.

Radius decides the fit as much as the bore does. One 60 x 16 x H11 x 6Z body is listed with R1.5, R2 and R3 edge options, and the listing asks buyers to contact us about the specific radius, so the profile goes on the order as a number off the head rather than by eye. Price is on request.

What the dimensions on the label actually decide at the trim station:

• 60 x 16 x 11 mm body — outer 60 mm, bore 16 mm, height 11 mm; measure all three on the head, not just the outside diameter.
• 6 Z on a 60 mm rim — 6 teeth give a short arc per tooth and a long gullet for the chip, which is what keeps a fine trim cut clean.
• TCT / tungsten carbide — the material named on the listing, tungsten carbide in a TCT body, which is what holds a fine trim edge.
• Three radius callouts — R1.5, R2 and R3 are all listed on the same body, so the radius is ordered as a number, not a photograph.
• Fine trim, not rough trim — this is the station that takes the band down to the panel face after the rough cutters have taken the bulk.
• Low chip load by design — the listing states the tooth shape and spacing are set for efficient removal with reduced chip load and reduced heat.
• Clean banding surface — listed to leave smooth, clean cuts on the banding rather than a torn line needing a second pass.
• Fitment checked, not assumed — the listing asks buyers to match the specific model and brand of their edgebander, and tags the item under KDT edgebander cutting milling tools.

What changes for a shop that has been ordering by picture:

• Right radius the first time. R1.5, R2 and R3 are each named on the listing, so the profile goes on the order as a number instead of a guess.
• A spare that fits the drawer. At 60 x 16 x 11 mm this is a wear part you can hold two of, so a dull edge costs a blade change, not a stopped line.
• Flush edge, one station. Fine trim brings the band to the panel face, so a clean cut here is the difference between a finished edge and a scrape.
• Six teeth keep the load per tooth down. Across a 60 mm rim each of the 6 Z takes a shorter arc, so the cut runs cooler and the band is sheared, not pushed.
• Order by part number. EC111 with 60 x 16 x H11 x 6Z on the paperwork is a reorder that repeats; a photo of a worn blade is not.
• One source for the whole trim line. The same range carries 55 x 16 x 6Z, 58 x 16 x H12 x 4Z, 47 x 16 x H14 x 3Z and 75 mm cutters for the next station.
• Price follows the quantity. The listing quotes on request, so a single spare and a production top-up are priced against the same EC111 part number.

Only if the head takes a 60 x 16 x 11 mm blade with 6 teeth. The listing gives those three dimensions and asks buyers to check compatibility with the specific model and brand of machine, so measure the head before ordering.

60 mm outside diameter, 16 mm bore, 11 mm height, 6 teeth. It is listed as φ60 x φ16 x φH11 x 6Z, and the same line carries the R1.5 / R2 / R3 radius options.

No. A 60 mm saw blade is for cutting material apart; this is a fine trimming cutting blade with 6 teeth, listed to trim the excess edge banding back to the panel face on an edgebanding machine.

Order the radius written on your machine head. All three are listed on the same body, and the listing asks buyers to contact us about the specific radius, so quote the number rather than the look of the old blade.

TCT / tungsten carbide, as listed. That is the material the listing names for the blade, so the edge is carbide rather than a steel saw plate.

Just the blade. The listing is the fine trimming cutting blade itself; the head, its setting and its clamping hardware stay on the machine, which is why this is a 60 x 16 x 11 mm wear part.

Price is on request. Send the part number EC111, the radius you need and the quantity, and the quote comes back against that quantity.

Yes. The same range lists 55 x 16 x 6Z, 58 x 16 x H12 x 4Z, 47 x 16 x H14 x 3Z and a 75 mm fine trimming cutter, so a second or third station can be matched from one supply.