CCE017 48x95x28.5mm Conveyance Chain Pads For CEHISA Edgebander Automatic

Need to keep a CEHISA automatic edge bander feeding panels without the board drifting at the trimming cutters? The CCE017 is the conveyance chain pad that sits on the conveyor chain and carries each panel from the infeed fence through gluing, trimming and buffing. It measures 48 x 95 x 28.5 mm, is moulded in PA with a rubber contact face, and is designed to fit the CEHISA chain. One worn block is swapped on the machine, so the chain stays on and tensioned.

Three things stop an edge bander mid-shift: a panel that drifts off the fence and takes the glue line with it, a flattened chain pad that lets the board tilt as it passes the trimming cutters, and a chain that has to come off because one block is finished. On a CEHISA automatic edge banding machine the panel rides on the pads, so all three show up as scrap edge or a stopped line.

The CCE017 is the replacement block for that chain: a single conveyance chain pad, catalogued as a chain block, that mounts on the conveyor chain and supports and guides the workpiece through the machine. Each block measures 48 mm long, 95 mm wide and 28.5 mm high — the figures that decide whether it sits flat on the links and clears the pressure rollers.

The body is moulded in PA (polyamide) with a rubber face where the panel makes contact. Two materials do two jobs: the PA keeps the mounting face rigid so the block does not rock on the link, and the rubber takes the sliding contact, which is where a pad is meant to wear.

Fit is specific, not universal: the pad is designed to fit CEHISA automatic edge banding machines and aligns with their conveyor chain. One worn block is replaced on its own — no chain strip-down, no re-tensioning.

Seven points you can check against the drawing and against the block already on your machine.

• Designed for the CEHISA chain — the pad is built for CEHISA automatic edge banding machines and aligns with their conveyor chain, rather than being a universal block cut to fit.
• 48 x 95 x 28.5 mm footprint — 48 mm long, 95 mm wide, 28.5 mm high: the three figures that decide whether the pad sits flat on the links and clears the pressure rollers.
• PA body, rubber contact face — a polyamide body holds the mounting face square on the link, while a rubber surface takes the sliding contact with the panel.
• Load-bearing, not just a cushion — the pad supports and guides the workpiece along the chain from infeed to outfeed, through gluing, trimming and buffing.
• Wear lands on the rubber — the rubber face is the sacrificial surface, so the panel's veneer, laminate or melamine face slides on rubber instead of on bare chain or hard plastic.
• Block-level replacement — one worn pad is changed on the machine and the chain stays on and tensioned, so there is no strip-down and no re-tensioning.
• A wear check you can do by eye — a flattened or glazed rubber face, or a block under 28.5 mm high, is the signal to change it at the next chain inspection.

A worn chain pad leaves two options: keep running and sort the scrap edge out later, or pull the chain. Neither is cheap. The CCE017 gives you a third — swap the block and keep the chain where it is.

• One block instead of a chain rebuild. The pad is a separate, removable part of the conveyor, so a single worn block is replaced on the machine and the chain stays tensioned and aligned.
• Rubber takes the wear, not the panel. Because the contact face is rubber, the sliding load lands on a part you can change instead of on the board's veneer, laminate or melamine face.
• A reference surface the panel can trust. A block that still measures its full 28.5 mm height and has kept a flat top holds the panel level through trimming; a collapsed block lets the board tilt and the cutters follow that tilt.
• Numbered for repeat buying. Order by CCE017 and 95 x 48 x 28.5 mm each time, so the blocks arriving next quarter match the ones already on the machine.
• Packing that suits a spare-parts order. Pads ship in export standard carton boxes, and the carton design can be customised, so blocks travel with the rest of your parts instead of in a separate shipment.

Yes, if your machine is a CEHISA automatic edge banding machine. The pad is designed to fit that machine and aligns with its conveyor chain; check the block already on your chain against 48 x 95 x 28.5 mm before ordering.

PA with a rubber contact face. The polyamide body keeps the mounting face rigid on the chain link, and the rubber face is the part the panel slides against, so the wear lands on a part you can replace.

They carry the panel as well as protect it. Each block sits on the conveyor chain and supports and guides the workpiece through the machine, so the board rides on the pads rather than on bare chain links.

No. The pad is a separate part, so one worn block is swapped on the machine and the chain stays on and tensioned, with no re-tensioning step.

When the rubber face is flattened or glazed, or the block no longer measures 28.5 mm high. Check the contact face and the height during a normal chain inspection; a pad that has lost height lets the panel tilt under the trimming cutters.

Yes. Pads are supplied in export standard carton boxes, and the carton design and print can be customised to your artwork.

Yes. The CCE017 is produced for CEHISA automatic edge banding machines and is matched to the chain those machines run, not a universal pad cut to size.

Order by the number CCE017 plus the size 95 x 48 x 28.5 mm. Both are on the product record, so a repeat order placed by code matches the blocks already on the machine.