φ65xφ8x28mm Pressure Roller Rubber Wheels For Woodworking Edge Banding Machine

Worn pressure wheels glaze, slip and mark the edge, and the usual answer is to replace the whole pressure assembly instead of the one part that failed. The PSW022 replaces the wheel only: φ65 mm outside diameter, φ8 mm bore, 28 mm face, rubber ribbed tread, steel insert in the bore. It fits Homag, Biesse, SCM and Cehisa edgebanders, presses PVC, melamine, veneer and solid-wood edges, and is stocked in eleven sizes from 48×8×12 mm to 70×18×25 mm, or made to your drawing.

An edge banding line usually stops for three reasons that are not the machine: a pressure wheel gone hard and glossy, so the band slides before the glue grabs; a replacement bought in the wrong bore size, so it rocks on the shaft; and a spare shelf stocked for one brand while the floor runs two. The PSW022 answers all three.

It is a φ65 mm rubber pressure wheel with a 28 mm face and a φ8 mm bore, so it slides onto the shaft already on the machine. The tread is not a smooth sleeve: angled ribs cross the full 28 mm width and end in chamfered shoulders, so the wheel meets a PVC or melamine band as a row of short contact lines instead of one flat print. Rib edges grip; the lands between them press.

The bore is lined with a machined steel insert, so the drive is carried by metal and not by rubber alone. A worn tread therefore does not mean a worn hub. Condition is new, and the rubber comes in a customised colour for coding by machine or by position.

The same wheel is stocked in ten further combinations — 48×8×12 mm through 70×18×25 mm — and both size and colour can be made to order. Origin is China; fitting support is by video call and online message.

What separates this wheel from a plain rubber roller is the angled tread, the steel bore insert, and the fact that the same pattern is stocked in eleven size combinations.

• Angled rib tread. Ribs run across the full 28 mm face at an angle, breaking the contact line instead of printing one flat band.
• φ65 mm running diameter. Matches the standard pressure position on Homag, Biesse, SCM and Cehisa edgebanders, so no shaft or bracket change is needed.
• φ8 mm bore. Slides straight onto an 8 mm shaft; the bore is finished before the rubber goes on, so the wheel sits concentric.
• Steel insert. A machined steel insert in the bore takes the drive load, which is the part that fails first on an all-rubber wheel.
• 28 mm face. One width covers PVC, melamine, veneer and solid-wood bands, so a second wheel is not needed for a narrow edge.
• Rubber tread, custom colour. The tread is rubber and the colour is made to order, so wheels can be coded by machine or by position.
• Eleven sizes, one pattern. 48×8×12 mm through 70×18×25 mm ship on the same tread, and other sizes are made to order.
• Fitting support. Video and online support is given while the wheel is fitted, not after the line has stopped.

The usual choice on a worn pressure wheel is to keep running it and accept the marks, or to replace the whole pressure assembly. This wheel adds a third option: replace the φ65×φ8×28 mm part and nothing else.

• One wheel instead of an assembly. You buy a φ65×φ8×28 mm rubber part, not a beam, a bracket and a shaft, and the shaft already on the machine stays where it is.
• The band stops sliding. Rib edges bite into the band while the lands press it, so a glossy PVC edge is held from the first millimetre of contact.
• One pattern for two machines. Eleven sizes from 48×8×12 mm to 70×18×25 mm mean a shop running Homag and Biesse keeps one type of spare.
• A glue change is enough time to fit it. One wheel, one 8 mm shaft, so the swap happens inside a stop the line was taking anyway.
• The rubber wears, the hub does not. The steel insert keeps the bore true, so a second tread does not mean a second hub.
• Colour and size to order. Colour is customised, and a size outside the eleven can be made to your drawing.

Yes, if the machine takes a φ65 mm wheel on a φ8 mm shaft. That is the size used on Homag, Biesse, SCM and Cehisa edgebanders, and it is what this part is turned and bored for. Measure the old wheel: 65 mm outside diameter, 8 mm bore and 28 mm width is the PSW022.

No. Only the wheel is supplied. It comes off the existing shaft and the new one slides on, so the bracket, the beam and the shaft stay on the machine.

Yes. Ten further combinations are offered on the same pattern, from 48×8×12 mm to 70×18×25 mm, including 60×8×24 mm, 67×8×27 mm and 70×18×25 mm. Size and colour are both made to order.

Metal. A machined steel insert is set into the bore and carries the drive, with the rubber body bonded around it, so the wheel stays concentric as the tread wears.

PVC, melamine, veneer and solid wood. The angled ribs grip each of them, and the wheel is classed for woodworking industrial use.

The ribs are there to stop exactly that. They break the contact into short angled lines and the flat lands between them carry the pressure, so a gloss band is pressed without one continuous print line.

Yes. Colour is a customized field on this part, so a set can come in one colour or in colours coded by machine or by position.

Video and online support. Both are listed as the after-sales service for this part, so fitting and size questions are answered by video call or online message.