1.1KW RUNDAWORDS High Speed Motor Spindle For Woodworking Edge Banding Machine

Replacing a burnt-out trimming spindle should not mean re-engineering the machine head. The RUNDAWORDS HS35C-18/1.1 SLF is a special electric motor spindle for CNC edge banding machines: 1.1 kW at 18000 rpm, 3.2 kg net, IP 54 housing and Class F insulation. It is supplied in left-hand or right-hand rotation, so both trimming stations on one machine are covered by a single type code. Price on request.

An edge banding line stops for one of three reasons: the trimming spindle burns out and no local stock carries the type code, the replacement arrives in the wrong rotation direction, or the unit is heavy enough that the swap needs two fitters and half a shift. Every one of those hours is finished panels sitting at the outfeed.

The RUNDAWORDS HS35C-18/1.1 SLF is the high speed motor spindle that drives the fine trimming station of a CNC edge banding machine. It puts out 1.1 kW at 18000 rpm, and it comes in left-hand or right-hand rotation, so the two trimming stations on the same machine should never need two different part numbers again.

The body is 3.2 kg, black and silver, which is a weight one fitter can lift into the cutter head bracket without a hoist or a second man. The housing is IP 54 and the winding is Class F insulated, which is the level a spindle running at 18000 rpm in a banding shop actually needs.

You identify the unit by code, not by photo: match HS35C-18/1.1 SLF against the plate on the failed motor, then state the direction you need. The spindle is packed in standard export carton boxes and shipped by air, by sea or by express, whichever suits the order size.

These are the facts printed on the unit and on the carton — nothing here needs to be taken on trust.

• 18000 rpm at the shaft — the speed the fine trimming cutter head on a CNC bander is built around, so the edge is trimmed in one fast pass instead of a slow drag.
• 1.1 kW rated output — sized for trimming duty on a production line, so the motor is not working at its limit for eight hours.
• Left hand and right hand — order the direction that matches the station you are repairing; both come under the same type code.
• 3.2 kg net weight — one fitter carries it to the machine and holds it in position while the bolts go in.
• IP 54 housing — closed against the wood dust and glue mist that hang around an edge bander all shift.
• Class F insulation — rated for the temperature rise of a 18000 rpm spindle rather than a general-purpose motor.
• Type code on the plate — HS35C-18/1.1 SLF is marked on the unit, so the next replacement is a code match.
• Supplied new, not rewound — you fit a new motor; the failed core does not go back into production.
• Standard export carton — packed in export carton boxes and despatched by air, by sea or by express.

When a trimming spindle fails, the choice is usually between waiting on the machine maker's part number and sending the old motor out to be rewound. Both cost production hours you cannot bill for.

• The swap stays in-house. At 3.2 kg a fitter can take the old spindle out and seat the new one between shifts, with no lifting gear and no outside technician on site.
• One code covers both stations. Left-hand and right-hand units share the HS35C-18/1.1 SLF specification, so the spare-parts sheet stays one line long instead of three.
• Speed matched to the cutter head. 18000 rpm is the working speed of the fine trimming head, so you are not slowing the feed to suit a slower motor.
• Dust is the normal condition. IP 54 sealing and Class F windings are what keep a spindle alive in the glue mist of a banding line, shift after shift.
• Ordering is a code match. Read the plate on the failed motor, quote HS35C-18/1.1 SLF plus the direction, and there is nothing left to interpret.
• Packing survives the freight. Standard export carton boxes, and the shipping method — air, sea or express — follows the quantity you order.
• Support continues after delivery. Online support covers fitting and running questions, so a first replacement does not stall the line for a day.

CNC edge banding machines — it drives the fine trimming station. It is a special electric motor for the woodworking industry, not a general-purpose motor, and the type code HS35C-18/1.1 SLF is what you match against the plate on your old unit.

Yes. The unit is rated 1.1 kW at 18000 rpm and weighs 3.2 kg net. The type code HS35C-18/1.1 SLF carries the same numbers, so the plate and the listing agree.

Whichever direction the station you are repairing runs in — both are supplied. Say left hand or right hand when you order, and the spindle is picked to match.

Match the type code, not the photograph. Read HS35C-18/1.1 SLF off the plate on the failed motor; if that is what it says, this is the replacement.

New. The unit ships as a new special electric motor, so the failed winding and bearings do not go back into production.

3.2 kg net, packed in standard export carton boxes. Shipping is by air, by sea or by express — we pick the method against your order quantity and destination.

The housing is rated IP 54, so it is closed against dust and splash, and the winding is Class F insulated for the heat of continuous 18000 rpm running.

Price, MOQ and lead time are quoted per order — send the quantity, the rotation direction and the destination, and you get a figure back. Online support follows the sale.