1PC MJ35B-750 MJ35B-750H High Speed End Cutting Motor for Edge Banding Machine

Replacing a dead trim motor on an automatic edge bander without waiting on an import? The MJ35B-750 and MJ35B-750H are the two 0.75 kW induction spindle motors for the rough and fine trimming units, specified as replacements for similar imported spindles. Same 2.8 kg small frame, IP54, insulation class F, duty S1; the MJ35B-750 turns 12000 rpm and the MJ35B-750H turns 18000 rpm. Long-axis bodies usually fit KDT machines, short-axis bodies NICCRO and MAS. Both ship in standard export carton boxes, price by quotation.

A shop that runs automatic edge banders meets the same three problems: a trim motor fails mid-order and the line stands still, the replacement arrives as a short-axis body when the machine mounts a long one, and a cheap spindle starts howling within weeks. The MJ35B-750 and MJ35B-750H are built to remove all three.

Both are high-speed end cutting motors that drive the rough and fine trimming units of an edge banding machine, cutting the overhanging tape away from the top and bottom of the panel so the trimmed edge finishes flat and smooth. Each one is an induction spindle motor, small-frame, rated 0.75 kW (1 HP) and weighing 2.8 kg net.

The two model numbers differ in speed: 12000 rpm for the MJ35B-750 and 18000 rpm for the MJ35B-750H, on the same 0.75 kW frame. Both carry IP54 ingress protection, insulation class F and S1 continuous duty, so one motor runs a full production shift rather than a short burst.

The spindle is driven by a frequency converter, which is what keeps the body compact while it holds high speed and high precision, runs with low noise and no vibration, and keeps torque up at speed. Four variants are offered: long-axis bodies that usually serve KDT machines, and short-axis bodies that usually serve NICCRO or MAS machines. State the machine and the axis when you order.

What the two model numbers actually give you:

• 12000 rpm and 18000 rpm — two speeds inside one frame, so the standard trim station and the fast station can be stocked from the same motor family.
• 0.75 kW, 1 HP — the rating both models share; the H version buys speed, not extra power.
• 2.8 kg net — a small-frame body that keeps the trimming head light and the changeover a one-person job.
• IP54 — sealed against the dust and adhesive splash that sit beside a trimming head all day.
• Insulation class F, duty S1 — continuous duty, which is the difference between a motor rated for the shift and one that needs to cool between boards.
• Long axis and short axis — long-axis bodies are listed for KDT machines, short-axis bodies for NICCRO and MAS machines.
• Rough and fine trimming — the same motor type serves both trimming stations, removing the tape overhang at the top and bottom of the panel.
• Frequency-converter drive — running from an inverter shrinks the mechanism and keeps the spindle at high speed and high precision.
• Low noise, no vibration — listed behaviour of the MJ series at working speed, together with large torque and stable running.
• Export carton packaging — packed in standard export carton boxes, so a single spare arrives ready to fit.

The usual choice is an imported spindle with a two-week wait, or a local motor that fits nothing on the machine:

• Two speeds, one part family. The MJ35B-750 gives 12000 rpm and the MJ35B-750H gives 18000 rpm, so one stock line covers both trim stations instead of two unrelated spares.
• Fits by axis, not by guess. Long-axis bodies are listed for KDT machines and short-axis bodies for NICCRO and MAS, so the motor reaches the head that is actually on your machine.
• Specified as an import substitute. The MJ series is described as a replacement for similar foreign spindles, which is the reason a shop can keep running while a new unit is on order.
• Light enough to swap in place. At 2.8 kg the body lifts off a trimming head without a hoist, so the spare is shelf stock rather than a planned shutdown.
• Compact body, high speed. Inverter drive lets the 0.75 kW frame reach working rpm with high precision, low noise and no vibration, which is what a trimmed edge needs from the spindle.
• Quoted, not guessed. Both models are priced on request, so the quote can carry the axis variant and the quantity you actually need instead of a shelf price for the wrong body.

Yes, if the machine is a KDT machine (long-axis body) or a NICCRO or MAS machine (short-axis body). Check the axis of the motor you are replacing and the model on the body before ordering, because the four variants share the family but not the shaft length.

Speed. The MJ35B-750 runs 12000 rpm and the MJ35B-750H runs 18000 rpm; power, body size, protection and duty rating are the same 0.75 kW, 2.8 kg, IP54, S1 on both.

0.75 kW, which is 1 HP on both model numbers, carried on a small-frame induction spindle body of 2.8 kg net.

Yes. The motor is a high-speed variable frequency spindle designed to run from a frequency converter, which is what simplifies the mechanism and lets the spindle turn at high speed with high precision.

By the machine it goes on. Long-axis bodies are usually used on KDT machines and short-axis bodies are usually used on NICCRO and MAS machines; match the old motor first, then pick the model number.

Yes. IP54 keeps dust and adhesive splash out of the body, and insulation class F with S1 continuous duty is rated for a full shift beside the trimming station.

The rough and fine trimming units. The motor turns the cutter that removes the tape overhang from the top and bottom of the panel, which is what leaves the edge flat and smooth after trimming.

Packed in standard export carton boxes. Send the model number, the axis variant and the quantity for a quotation; shipping is to be negotiated, by your forwarder or one we arrange.