Conveyor Track Chain Pad For IMA Edgebander Edge Banding Machine 80x60mm

Does a worn chain pad on your IMA edge bander keep marking panels? The CCE008B is the replacement: an 80 x 60 mm conveyance chain pad in rubber and plastic, supplied in grey or white, standard carton, MOQ 100 pieces. It sits on the conveyor chain, cushions each board past the gluing and trimming units, and is changed one pad at a time with the chain left on. Order by CCE008B plus 80 x 60 mm so the next delivery matches the machine.

A chain pad fails quietly. The board still travels, but a flattened pad no longer holds the panel at height, the board tips under the trimming cutters, and the glued edge comes out with a line on it. The alternatives are worse: run on until the line turns into scrap, or strip the chain for one worn block. The CCE008B is the third option.

It is a conveyance chain pad: one replacement block that mounts on the conveyor chain of an IMA edge banding machine and carries the workpiece from the infeed fence through gluing, end trimming and buffing. Each pad measures 80 mm long by 60 mm wide. Length and width are the figures that decide whether a pad sits flat on the link and clears the pressure rollers, and both are fixed by the machine, not by preference.

The body is rubber and plastic. Plastic holds the mounting side rigid so the pad cannot rock on the link; the rubber face is what the panel slides on, and rubber is the part meant to wear. Sitting between chain and board, the pad cushions the panel at every link, damps the vibration that telegraphs through thin veneer, and keeps the board tracking straight past the working units.

Nine points to check against the pad already on your machine.

• Built for the IMA chain — made to sit on an IMA edge banding machine chain, not a universal block trimmed to fit.
• 80 x 60 mm footprint — 80 mm long, 60 mm wide: the figures that decide whether the pad sits flat and clears the pressure rollers.
• Rubber and plastic — the plastic body keeps the mounting face square on the link; the rubber face takes the sliding contact with the panel.
• Cushioning where it counts — the pad sits between chain and board, so impact and vibration are absorbed at each link, not at the veneer.
• Guides as well as cushions — the board is supported along the conveyor, keeping it parallel to the cutters through trimming.
• Grey or white — two colours give visual contrast on the chain, so a missing or worn pad shows up at a glance.
• One pad at a time — the pad is a separate part, so a worn block is swapped in place and the chain stays tensioned.
• A wear check you can do by eye — a flattened, glazed or cracked rubber face means change the pad at the next chain inspection.
• Packed for spare-parts shelves — standard carton, 100 pieces minimum, so pads travel with the rest of the parts order.

A worn chain pad leaves two bad choices: keep running and sort the scrap edge out later, or pull the chain. The CCE008B gives you a third — change the block and leave the chain alone.

• One pad instead of a chain rebuild. The pad is a separate, removable part, so a single worn block is replaced on the machine while the chain stays tensioned and aligned.
• Wear lands on the pad, not the panel. The rubber face is the sacrificial surface, so the sliding load hits a part you can change instead of the veneer, laminate or melamine on the board.
• A flat surface the panel can trust. A pad that still holds its shape keeps the board level through the trimming cutters; a collapsed pad lets it tilt, and the cutters follow that tilt.
• Two colours, one visual check. Grey and white keep the chain readable, so a pad that has gone or gone flat shows up in a walk-round instead of in a customer complaint.
• Numbered for repeat buying. Order by CCE008B and 80 x 60 mm each time, so the pads arriving next quarter match the ones already on the machine.
• Cartons you can put on the shelf. Standard carton packing, 100 pieces minimum, so a pad swap does not wait for a special order.

Yes, if the pad on your conveyor chain measures 80 x 60 mm and mounts the same way. The CCE008B is produced as a replacement part for IMA edge banding machines; pull one pad off the chain, measure it, and compare before you order a set. On a machine of another make, the same check applies — size and mounting decide it, not the name on the panel.

Rubber and plastic. The plastic body gives the pad a rigid mounting face so it does not rock on the chain link, and the rubber surface is the part the panel actually slides against, which is where the wear is meant to go.

Both. The pad is a cushioning element between the chain and the workpiece and a guide for it at the same time: impact and vibration are absorbed at the link, while the board is supported and kept moving straight along the conveyor.

No. The pad is a separate replacement part, so a worn block is changed on the machine with the chain left where it is — no strip-down and no re-tensioning for one pad.

When the rubber face is flattened, glazed or cracked. Check the contact faces during a normal chain inspection, and change any pad that no longer presents a flat top; a collapsed pad lets the panel tilt as it passes the trimming cutters.

Yes, grey and white. The colour is a working aid rather than a specification — it gives visual contrast on the chain so a missing or worn pad is easier to pick out.

100 pieces, in standard cartons. That suits a spare-parts stock order: pads ship with the rest of your parts instead of as a separate consignment.

Order by the number CCE008B together with the size 80 x 60 mm. Both are on the product record, so a repeat order placed by code matches the pads already running on the chain.