Dust Collector Hood Suction Hood Sweep-up Cover for Edgebanding Machine

Need to put a cracked dust cover back on an edgebander without waiting for a full assembly? This set is three plastic parts: a red suction hood 250 mm long with a 68 mm diameter, handed hoods for the left and the right side of the machine, and a grey tee pipe with three holes at 70 / 70 / 92 mm to join the suction ducts. Plastic throughout, so the parts are light to handle. Tell us which version you need and the price follows as a quote.

Three things go wrong at the trimming unit of an edgebander: chips escape past a worn hood and land on the panel, a plastic cover cracks at the fixing points and stops sealing, and the duct run has to split two ways with nothing to split it. All three are cured by the same small set of parts.

The red suction hood is 250 mm long with a 68 mm diameter, covering the sweep-up area so chips are pulled away at the point where they are made. The grey tee pipe has three holes at 70 mm, 70 mm and 92 mm for joining suction connection ducts. The hood is supplied in a left-hand and a right-hand version, because the two sides of the machine take different parts.

Everything in the set is plastic. That is why the hood is light enough to be lifted off and refitted by hand, and why nothing in the set corrodes. Colour separates the parts on the bench: the hood and connection duct are red, the tee pipe is grey.

All three versions are classed as spares for edgebanding machines and as woodworking machinery parts, and the range is listed as a complete specification — hood left, hood right, tee pipe. The parts are produced in China. Pricing is by quotation, so send the version and the quantity and a figure comes back.

Three plastic parts: a hood over the sweep-up area, a handed body for each machine side, and a tee that branches the duct.

• 250 mm hood body. Length 250 mm, diameter 68 mm — both published, so a replacement can be measured against the old part before ordering.
• Three-hole tee pipe. Holes at 70 mm, 70 mm and 92 mm join the suction ducts of an edgebander, so one line can branch at the machine.
• Left and right hand versions. A left-hand part and a right-hand part, matching the machine side each one covers.
• Plastic, and light with it. The whole set is plastic, light enough to be refitted by one person without lifting gear.
• Good sealing at the hood. The cover closes over the sweep-up area, so extraction pulls chips out of the cut instead of air from the shop.
• Strong suction at the source. Dust is taken at the trimming unit, before it falls onto the panel or the conveyor.
• Two colours, no mix-ups. Hoods are red, tee pipes grey, so the part in hand is the part on the drawing.
• Built for edgebanders. Application is spares for edgebanding machines and woodworking machinery parts — a machine-class fit, not a generic duct fitting.
• Complete range. Left hood, right hood and tee pipe are three listed versions of one part family.

The alternative to a spare hood is sweeping chips off every panel, or holding the machine while an assembly is ordered. The parts that fail are these three, and they are listed separately.

• Replace the part that failed, not the assembly. Hood and tee pipe are separate versions, so a cracked hood does not drag a duct section into the order.
• Both sides in one order. Left-hand and right-hand hoods are both listed, so a two-sided machine is covered without a second enquiry.
• One tee replaces two duct runs. Holes at 70 / 70 / 92 mm branch the extraction line at the machine instead of re-routing it across the floor.
• Sealing keeps suction at the head. A cracked hood leaks air instead of moving chips; good sealing is the whole job of this part.
• Light plastic, easy on the fixings. A plastic body loads the fixing points less than a heavy cover, and it lifts off by hand for cleaning.
• Dimensions you can check first. 250 mm length, 68 mm diameter and 70 / 70 / 92 mm tee holes are all stated, so the old part can be measured.
• Colour tells you what you are holding. Red hood, grey tee — a missing part shows up on the machine in seconds, without a part number to read.

It fits edgebanding machines as a class, not one single model. The part is listed as a spare for edgebanding machines and woodworking machinery, in three versions — left hand, right hand and tee pipe — and the sizes are published so the fit can be checked against the old part: 250 mm length and 68 mm diameter on the hood.

Match the version to the side of the trimming unit that is uncovered. The hood is a handed part, so a machine needs a left-hand hood for the left side and a right-hand hood for the right side; the grey tee pipe is the third version and is used where the suction duct has to branch, with holes at 70 / 70 / 92 mm.

250 mm long and 68 mm in diameter. Those are the two published dimensions of the red suction hood, and they are enough to compare it with the cover already on the machine before it is ordered.

70 mm, 70 mm and 92 mm — three holes in the grey tee pipe. The two 70 mm holes and the 92 mm hole are what the suction connection ducts of the edgebander join to, which is how the duct branches at the machine.

Plastic, so there is nothing in it that can rust. The material is also why the set is listed as light weight: the hood can be lifted off and refitted by hand, and it can be washed down with the machine.

Yes, provided the new hood seals — and sealing is the reason to replace a cracked one. The part is specified with good sealing and strong suction: a cover that closes over the sweep-up area pulls chips out of the cut, while a cracked cover leaks air and leaves the chips on the panel.

Yes. The left hood, the right hood and the tee pipe are three separate versions, so only the version that failed has to be ordered. That is also why the colours differ: red for hood and connection duct, grey for the tee pipe, so the two are never mixed up on the bench.

Price comes as a quotation — there is no fixed figure published for this part. The parts are produced in China and are quoted per order, so send the version you need (left hand, right hand or tee pipe) with the quantity and a price follows.