Rubber Press Roller With Tracking Angles For NANXING Edgebander φ65xφ12x14mm

A band that drifts off the panel edge is usually the pressure roller, not the operator. The PSW031 is the φ65 × φ12 × 14 mm white rubber press roller that replaces it: 65 mm outer diameter, 12 mm bore, 14 mm face width, with angled gear teeth instead of a smooth crown. It is sized for a NANXING edgebander and it carries a bearing in the bore. Two gear types exist in this class, straight tracking and angle tracking — this is the angle version. Video technical support and online support come with the part. Price on request.

Band drift shows up as three symptoms in the same shift: the band rides up over the panel edge, the roller skids and leaves a polished track on the top face, and somebody ends up at the infeed holding the band down by hand. All three are traction problems at the roller, not glue problems. The PSW031 removes them.

It is a φ65 × φ12 × 14 mm rubber press roller for a NANXING edgebander — 65 mm outer diameter, 12 mm bore, 14 mm face width, white compound. Instead of a smooth crown it carries angled gear teeth around the full circumference, which is what the tracking-angle designation means: the teeth bite the band and steer it along the edge while the body presses it down. A bearing in the φ12 mm bore lets the assembly drop onto the existing shaft.

Gear rollers in this size class come in two tracking types, straight and angle; the angle version pulls the band outward as it presses. The white compound is there so adhesive pick-up is visible at a glance, which turns cleaning into a scheduled job instead of a surprise. Video technical support and online support come with the supply. If 65 × 12 × 14 mm is not the size on your machine, send the measurements.

What puts this roller ahead of a smooth pressure wheel of the same diameter:

• Angled gear teeth, not a smooth crown — the teeth on the 65 mm body grip and drive the band along the edge, instead of relying on friction on a plain crown.
• Tracking angle geometry — one of two gear types in this class (straight and angle tracking); this SKU is the angle version that steers the band as it presses.
• φ65 × φ12 × 14 mm fit — 65 mm outer diameter, 12 mm bore, 14 mm face width, matching the shaft and band width the station was built around.
• Bearing in the bore — the φ12 mm bore is fitted with a bearing, so the roller turns freely on the shaft instead of dragging on it.
• White compound — adhesive and banding dust show immediately on a white surface, so cleaning is scheduled from what you can see.
• NANXING fitment — dimensioned for NANXING edgebanders, so it mounts on the existing shaft without a sleeve or adapter.
• Video and online support — fitting and selection are covered on video technical support and online support.
• Other sizes on request — if 65 × 12 × 14 mm is not the roller you are replacing, the measured size is quoted.

The choice at that station is usually between living with drift and buying whatever roller the machine maker stocks this month. The PSW031 is the third option: a φ65 × φ12 × 14 mm angle-tracking roller in your own spares stock.

• Drift is fixed at the roller. Angled teeth drive the band along the edge instead of relying on friction, so it stops climbing the panel edge part-way through a run.
• Nobody holds the band down any more. With traction at the roller, the operator at the infeed is released from a job that only exists because a smooth wheel was slipping.
• The top face stays clean. Teeth contact the band along its edge, so the polished track a skidding smooth roller leaves does not appear on the panel face.
• You get the tracking type that was specified. Straight and angle tracking are not interchangeable in a station built for one of them.
• Cleaning is scheduled, not discovered. A white compound shows adhesive pick-up before it hardens and starts pulling the band.
• Runs on the shaft you already have. A φ12 mm bearing bore makes the change a swap, not a machining job.
• One supplier for the whole station. Smooth, gear, countersunk and both tracking types come from the same range.
• Support on the part, not just the invoice. Video technical support and online support cover fitting and selection.

Yes, if the shaft and the band width match φ65 × φ12 × 14 mm. That is 65 mm outer diameter, 12 mm bore and 14 mm face width, and it is the dimension set this roller is built to for NANXING machines. Measure the old roller before you order.

It means the teeth are cut at an angle instead of straight, so the roller steers the band along the panel edge while it presses. A smooth roller can only press; the angled teeth add the sideways drive that keeps the band from drifting.

The tooth angle, and that decides which station the roller belongs in. Both gear types are built in this size class — straight tracking and angle tracking — and PSW031 is the angle version, so do not substitute one for the other on the same station.

φ65 mm outer diameter, φ12 mm bore, 14 mm face width, in a white compound. The 14 mm face width is the number to check against your band width, and the φ12 mm bore is the number to check against your shaft.

Yes — the φ12 mm bore is fitted with a bearing. That is what lets the roller run on the shaft instead of dragging, and it is why the change is a straight swap rather than a press job.

Rubber. The part is listed as a rubber press roller, supplied in white, and the angled teeth are formed in the same compound rather than added as a separate ring on top of it.

Yes, ask for it. Pressure rollers differ in size and shape between edgebander makers, so if 65 × 12 × 14 mm is not your size, send the measurements and the matching size is quoted.

When the band starts drifting again. The teeth lose their bite before the body fails, so drift is the first symptom — a white surface also makes flattened or glazed teeth visible before the pull on the band drops off.