4-008-60-0290 Measuring System GMIX 1A-013-03.0 For Edgebander

Need the measuring system for a Holzma or HOMAG edgebander? Part 4-008-60-0290 is the measuring device listed as model GMIX 1A-013-03.0, and it weighs 0.55 kg net. The same number is written 4008600290 in files that drop the separators, so all ten digits match either way. Check the number against your machine's parts list, send a photo of the failed unit, and order one line instead of a sub-assembly list. This is the measuring system itself, not a pad, belt or trimming insert.

An edgebander that stops measuring starts making scrap. When the measuring system fails, three things happen at once: the feed hesitates because the control no longer trusts the position it reads, the operator falls back to a tape measure at the infeed, and every panel already in the line becomes a candidate for rework. Most shops then stop the machine and wait for a service visit, because the measuring device sits in the parts list under a number nobody remembers by heart.

4-008-60-0290 is that number. It is the measuring system listed by HOMAG under 4-008-60-0290, with model code GMIX 1A-013-03.0 and manufacturer Holzma. The same part appears in machine documentation three ways: with separators, without them as 4008600290, and under the drawing code GMIX 1A-013-03.0, so any of the three reaches the same unit. Net weight is 0.55 kg, which keeps it in small-parcel handling instead of pallet freight.

The application field is edgebanding machine measuring device: this is the measuring system of the banding station, not a drilling spindle, a pressure roller or a trimming cutter. Because the identity is a part number, fitment is settled before the order — read the number off the parts list, match all 10 digits, then confirm the GMIX code. That is the difference between an edgebander back in production and a week of panels sent out for banding.

What separates this unit from a look-alike spare is not a marketing claim: four reference strings, one weight and one application field. Each of them can be checked against your own documentation before the order is placed.

• HOMAG part number as the primary key — the unit is identified as 4-008-60-0290, so it is matched against the machine's parts list rather than guessed from a photograph.
• Second spelling, same number — order files often drop the separators; 4008600290 is the same 10 digits.
• Model code as the third check — GMIX 1A-013-03.0 is printed on the drawing, covering manuals that list the model instead of the HOMAG number.
• Manufacturer and application fields — manufacturer Holzma, application measuring device for edgebanding machine, which places the part in the banding station.
• 0.55 kg net weight — a courier-sized measuring system that does not need pallet freight or lifting gear.
• One line on the purchase order — one number and one weight, so nothing has to be reconciled against a sub-assembly list first.
• Measuring system, not a wear item — the unit bought is the measuring system itself, not a pad, a belt or a trimming insert.
• Shelf space, not floor space — a 0.55 kg spare keeps the banding station covered without the footprint of a second machine.

The choice is usually the same every time a measuring system drops out: send the panels out to a banding service, or run the machine and hope the operator catches the error first. Neither is free, and a courier-sized part removes both options.

• Fitment is settled on paper. Ten digits (4-008-60-0290) plus the model code GMIX 1A-013-03.0 can be checked against the manual before any money moves, so a wrong part is caught in the office rather than on the shop floor.
• A courier parcel, not a service call. At 0.55 kg the unit can be sent to the machine instead of an engineer being scheduled around it.
• Banding on your own calendar. With the measuring device on hand, panels stay in the workshop instead of queueing behind another company's banding schedule.
• One part answers one failure. The 0.55 kg unit is the measuring system itself, so a measuring fault is answered by one part number instead of a wider assembly.
• Documentation matches the invoice. Manufacturer Holzma, HOMAG number 4-008-60-0290, model GMIX 1A-013-03.0 — three identifiers, so the invoice line can be traced back to the manual line.
• Stock the part, not the downtime. A 0.55 kg spare on the shelf costs a shelf; a stopped edgebander costs every panel in the queue.

Yes, if your parts list shows 4-008-60-0290, 4008600290 or GMIX 1A-013-03.0. Match all ten digits of the HOMAG number first, then confirm the model code. The application field is measuring device for edgebanding machine, so a drilling or sanding station is not the target.

Yes — identical part, different spelling. The ten digits are the same and only the separators are missing, so either string leads to this measuring system.

It is the model code for the same unit. Where a manual or drawing lists the model instead of the HOMAG number, GMIX 1A-013-03.0 is the string to compare.

It is the measuring system itself, listed as measuring device for edgebanding machine with a net weight of 0.55 kg. If your drawing also lists fasteners or a bracket, those carry their own numbers and are ordered separately.

Holzma. The manufacturer field reads Holzma, the number is a HOMAG part number, and the application is the measuring device on an edgebanding machine.

0.55 kg net. That is small-parcel handling rather than pallet freight, so the unit travels as one light carton.

The machine model, the parts list line and a photo of the failed unit. Ten matching digits plus the GMIX code is enough to confirm the part, and the photo settles any doubt about the version on your machine.

The price is quoted on request. Send part number 4-008-60-0290 and the quantity you need, and the quotation is issued against that line.