Heating Element For Glue Pot Heating Plate For Woodworking Edge Banding Machine

A glue pot that will not reach temperature usually needs one plate, not a new pot. GP004 is the aluminium glue pot heating element for woodworking edge banding machines, made in 150 x 50 mm (200 W), 200 x 50 mm (250 W) and 240 x 170 mm (1350 W) plates, each with a 10 mm centre hole. It fits KDT, WDMAX, SenBsen and Hold edgebanders, ships with its connectors, and can be bought plate by plate or as a 3-piece set.

A glue pot that heats slowly never fails in a way the operator can see. The glue leaves the slot too cool, the band lifts a few millimetres at the panel end, and the rest of the shift is run with a hand roller. Then the plate dies outright and the label on the failed part is baked blank.

GP004 is that plate: an aluminium heating element for the glue pot of a woodworking edge banding machine. It is produced in three sizes — 150 x 50 mm at 200 W, 200 x 50 mm at 250 W, and 240 x 170 mm at 1350 W — so all three heating positions are covered by one item number. Every plate has a 10 mm centre hole for the probe taken off the old plate, and every plate arrives with its connectors fitted.

The three sizes are the ones fitted to KDT, WDMAX, SenBsen and Hold edgebanding machines. The large 240 x 170 mm plate is built in two connector layouts, 2 connectors and 4 connectors, the detail to count on the old plate before ordering. Plates can be ordered singly or as a 3-piece set holding one of each size.

No pot body, no thermostat, no separate lead. OEM orders are accepted, price is negotiated per inquiry, and orders move by air, by sea or by express.

Each point below is a number you can check against the plate in your hand:

• Three plate sizes, one item number — 150 x 50 mm, 200 x 50 mm and 240 x 170 mm cover the small, medium and large heating positions in a glue pot.
• 200 W / 250 W / 1350 W — the three plates are rated separately, so the replacement carries the same load as the position it goes into.
• 10 mm centre hole — one bore, sized so the probe or fixing stud from the old plate passes straight back in.
• Aluminium body — aluminium carries heat across the whole plate face rather than concentrating it at the element.
• Connectors fitted — the plate ships as a heating element with connectors, so the job is a swap, not a crimping session.
• Two connector layouts on the large plate — the 240 x 170 mm plate comes with 2 connectors or with 4; the count on the old plate decides.
• Sold singly or as a set of 3 — a full set holds one plate of each size, which restocks a whole pot in one line item.
• Four machine fitments — plates are listed for KDT, WDMAX, SenBsen and Hold edgebanding machines.
• OEM and customisation — plates can be produced to an agreed specification, not only in the three stock sizes.

The choice is usually between waiting for a service visit and ordering a plate that looks right but is not. This part removes that choice:

• A part number instead of a measurement. GP004 covers all three sizes, so a blank label on the failed plate no longer ends the search at a dead number.
• One question decides the large plate. Two connectors or four — counting them takes a minute and prevents the return shipment of a 240 x 170 mm plate.
• The load matches the position. 200 W, 250 W and 1350 W plates are separate parts, so a small position is not fed a large-plate rating.
• The probe hole is already there. the 10 mm bore means the sensor or stud goes back to the same depth it came from, with no drilling on site.
• A set restocks the whole pot. one 3-piece set puts a spare of each size on the shelf, and one shipment covers all three heating positions.
• Replace the heat, keep the pot. only the aluminium plate is renewed — the pot body, thermostat and wiring stay where they are.

Match the size and power of the plate you take out. The three options are 150 x 50 mm at 200 W, 200 x 50 mm at 250 W and 240 x 170 mm at 1350 W; measure the old plate and quote the marking printed on it.

Count the connectors on the failed plate — both layouts exist for the large 240 x 170 mm plate. The small and medium plates have a single layout.

Yes. Every plate is supplied as a heating element with connectors, so nothing has to be crimped or soldered at the machine.

It is the 10 mm centre bore, and whatever came out of it — probe or fixing stud — goes back through the new plate at the same depth.

Yes, if the old plate matches one of the three sizes and its connector count. These four machine makes are the ones the plates are listed for; OEM plates cover anything outside them.

Yes. Plates are sold one at a time, and the 3-piece set is an option for buyers who want a spare of each size in one order.

Yes. OEM orders and customisation are supported, so a plate can be produced to an agreed specification rather than to the three stock sizes only.

Price is negotiated per inquiry, because the three sizes are priced separately. Orders ship by air, by sea or by express.