75mm Woodworking Edgebander Cutting Milling Tools Carbide Fine Trimming Cutters

Need a fine trimming cutter that fits a KTD or SenBsen edge bander and shaves the glue line flush? The EC106 does it with one disc. 75 mm outer diameter, 20 mm keyed bore, 16 mm cutting height, 6 tungsten carbide teeth, 524 g per disc, radius R1.5, R2 or R3. TCT tips hold a hard edge at trimming speed, and the size plus radius are laser-marked on the face, so the right disc goes back on the right spindle. Custom radii and tooth counts are cut to your drawing.

A shop that runs an edge bander fights the same three problems: fine trimming blades that chip long before the tape roll runs out, a replacement that arrives with the wrong bore or radius while the machine stands idle, and a finished edge that still shows a glue line because the trim was not clean. The EC106 is built for that last station job.

It is a 6-tooth fine trimming cutter for the end-trim and radius-trim station of a woodworking edge banding machine. The disc measures 75 mm outside diameter, 20 mm inner diameter and 16 mm cutting height, with 6 carbide teeth set evenly around the rim.

The 20 mm bore is keyed, so the disc is driven through the slot and seats flat on the spindle shoulder. Each disc weighs 524 g, which keeps the trimming head light enough to swap by hand, and the size plus radius are laser-marked on the body.

Radius options are R1.5, R2 and R3, so the same body covers thin and standard tape. The carbide edge shaves the glue line flush instead of tearing it, which is what separates a clean joint from a white line. It mounts on KTD and SenBsen machines, and custom radii, tooth counts and bores are cut to your drawing.

Each point below is something you can check against the disc in your hand before it goes on the spindle.

• Tungsten carbide tips — TCT grade stays hard and resists heat at trimming speed, so the cut stays clean through long runs.
• 75 x 20 x H16 — the 75 mm outside diameter, 20 mm bore and 16 mm height match a standard end-trim spindle stack.
• 6 evenly spaced teeth — six teeth share the cut, so each one takes a smaller chip and the edge leaves the head smooth.
• R1.5 / R2 / R3 radius — one body covers three profiles, so you can keep a spare of each radius on the shelf.
• Keyed bore — the slot in the 20 mm bore carries the drive torque, so the disc cannot spin on the spindle shoulder.
• 524 g per disc — light enough to change the pair by hand, without unbolting the trimming head.
• Sharpened cutting edge — the tips are ground and sharpened after brazing, so all 6 teeth sit on one cutting circle.
• KTD / SenBsen mounting — the cutter is listed for the end-trim station of KTD and SenBsen edge banding machines.
• Custom cutters — a non-standard radius, tooth count or bore is produced to your drawing or sample.

The usual choice is between sending the trimming head out and losing a day, or fitting a cheap disc and trimming the same panel twice.

• One spare pair on the shelf — a 524 g disc costs less than an idle shift, and the keyed bore means anyone on the floor can fit it.
• Fewer second passes — 6 teeth on one cutting circle shave the glue line flush in one pass, so the operator does not stop to re-trim.
• One body, three radii — R1.5, R2 and R3 cover the tape you run, so a change of tape does not become a change of supplier.
• Carbide tips instead of HSS — tungsten carbide keeps its edge at trimming speed, where a steel edge softens and starts to smear the tape.
• Matched when the head is rebuilt — all 6 teeth sit on one cutting circle, so the trimming head does not pull to one side.
• Custom radius to drawing — if your tape or profile is off the standard list, the cutter is ground to your radius instead of you changing the process.
• Weight you can handle — at 16 mm tall and 75 mm across, the disc comes off with one hand, so a mid-shift change does not stop the line.

Yes, if the trimming station takes a 75 mm disc with a 20 mm keyed bore. The EC106 is listed for KTD and SenBsen edge banding machines; send the machine model and the spindle you trim on if you want it confirmed before you order.

Match the radius to the tape you trim most, not to the machine. R1.5 gives the tightest corner and R3 the softest, so read the marking on your current disc and order the same value.

We quote per cutter, so count the trimming spindles on your head before you order. Send the hand (L or R) and the radius, and you get the disc that matches that spindle position.

There is no fixed hour figure, because life tracks board metres, tape type and feed rate, so treat the edge as a wear item. What you do get is a 6-tooth TCT disc that keeps its geometry at trimming speed and is swapped as a unit when the edge goes blunt.

Yes. Custom cutters are produced to your drawing or sample, including radius, tooth count and bore, and the standard body already covers R1.5, R2 and R3.

TCT — tungsten carbide tips brazed onto a steel body. The carbide carries the cutting edge, while the steel body and its keyed 20 mm bore carry the drive.

Read the laser marking on the face. 75x20xH16x6Z plus the R value and the L or R hand is marked on the body, so a disc in the drawer is identifiable without the packing.

No, one disc covers both as long as the radius matches the tape. PVC and ABS are trimmed by the same carbide edge; what changes is the radius and the feed rate, so keep the radius matched.