4014020549 Joint Cutter WEPLA L155 NL2X40 D40 Z2 For Homag Machine

Looking for the Homag joint cutter behind part number 4-014-02-0549? This is that cutter. It measures 155 mm in length, cuts at a 40 mm diameter and carries 2 flutes, coded Z2, with the WEPLA NL2X40 type marking on the part name. It is listed as a cutting tool for Homag woodworking machines, so the tool that arrives fills the same position as the one that comes out. The dashed form 4-014-02-0549 and the plain form 4014020549 mean the same cutter.

A stopped edge line usually costs more at the front office than at the machine. Three things happen at once: somebody hunts the part number through old paperwork, a cutter that is roughly right gets tried and scrapped, and the joint starts showing a step that no extra clamp pressure will close. A joint cutter is a wear part, so all three come back with every edge the line replaces.

The 4-014-02-0549 joint cutter, also written 4014020549, is the matching cutting tool for Homag woodworking machines. Working length L is 155 mm, cutting diameter D is 40 mm, and the edge layout is 2 flutes, Z2. Because those three values are fixed by the part number, a replacement is the same tool dimensionally as the one it replaces.

The part name also carries the WEPLA NL2X40 marking, which is what a storeman reads off the requisition. Three marks identify this cutter: the part number, the 155 mm length and the 40 mm diameter. If all three match the tool in your hand, you have the right part.

Applications listed for the cutter are jointing, furniture manufacturing and cabinet making, the cuts that decide whether a joint closes tight. Price is quoted per order: contact us for a quote.

Each point below can be checked against the part number, the tool or the machine.

• Same part, two spellings — ordered as 4-014-02-0549 and listed as 4014020549; both identify this one tool.
• 155 mm length — L = 155 mm comes from the part number, so the cutter sits where the old one sat.
• 40 mm diameter — D = 40 mm is printed in the part name, so the joint is cut at the size the drawing expects.
• Two flutes, Z2 — the flute type is listed as 2 flutes and the name carries the Z2 code, the same count twice.
• Homag application — listed as a tool for Homag woodworking machines, so it is chosen against a machine number.
• Jointing pass only — this is a joint cutter; trimming and radius cutters are different tools with different numbers.
• WEPLA NL2X40 marking — the type marking lets a storeman match the box to the requisition before opening it.
• Three listed applications — jointing, furniture manufacturing and cabinet making, where a stepped joint shows up first.
• Wear part — joint cutters dull with use, so the spare is priced on the same order as the first cutter.
• Quote, not a list price — price is set against your quantity, so contact us for a quote before you plan a budget.

The usual choice is between chasing one part number through a dealer and buying a cutter that looks close. Both leave the line waiting, so this cutter is supplied against the number the machine asks for.

• The line restarts on the next shift. L 155 mm and D 40 mm come from the part number, so nobody measures a replacement at the machine before it goes in.
• The joint stops depending on the operator. 2 flutes (Z2) at a 40 mm diameter are fixed by the tool, so the joint does not change with the shift.
• You order a number, not a description. a Homag part number is unambiguous, so a wrong delivery becomes a checking error, not a specification argument.
• One item in the store. a single joint cutter number covers the jointing pass, so the shelf holds one item, not a set.
• Wear shows up in-house. jointing, furniture and cabinet work reveal a stepped joint at first inspection, before the panel leaves the shop.
• Quantity is your decision. price is quoted against the amount you ask for, and a spare is quoted on the same basis, with no second price list.

Only if your machine uses part 4-014-02-0549. The cutter is listed for Homag woodworking machines under that number, so check the number on your old tool or in the parts list first.

Yes. The dashed form comes off the parts list and the plain form off the order sheet; both point to one cutter of 155 mm length and 40 mm diameter.

They are the three numbers that identify the tool. L 155 is length in millimetres, D 40 is cutting diameter, Z2 is two flutes.

Two. The part name carries the Z2 code and the flute type is listed as 2 flutes.

No. A joint cutter cuts the joint on the panel edge; a trimming cutter removes the overhanging band. This part number returns the joint cutter.

Quantity is agreed when we quote. The cutter is a wear part, so most buyers price a spare together with the first one.

Price is quoted per order, so contact us for a quote. It is not fixed on the page because quantity changes it.

Check three marks: 4-014-02-0549, 155 mm and 40 mm. If any one of them does not match your requisition, do not mount the cutter.