φ65xφ8x30mm Rubberized Pressure Roller Press Wheels for Edge Banding Machine

Product Description

Need to replace a worn press wheel without ordering the whole press unit? Match three numbers on the old wheel: φ65 mm outside diameter, φ8 mm bore, 30 mm face width. The PSW040 is that grey rubberized pressure roller for edge banding machines, pressing veneer, PVC, melamine and ABS banding against the panel edge. Smooth face is the standard version; gear rollers are also available in straight and angle tracking types. One reference, no machine serial required.

An edgebander press unit shows three faults before anything is replaced: the banding lifts on one edge because the wheel face has gone glossy, the wrong wheel arrives because it was ordered by machine model instead of size, and a whole press assembly is swapped for one worn tyre. The PSW040 removes all three.

This is the replacement pressure roller for the press section of an edge banding machine. Outside diameter φ65 mm, bore φ8 mm, face width 30 mm, colour grey. The 8 mm bore sets on the existing spindle, the 30 mm face carries the banding against the panel edge, and the 65 mm diameter keeps the contact height unchanged, so press pressure does not need resetting.

The face is a rubberized compound, so it grips veneer, PVC, melamine and ABS tape instead of skating across it. The standard version is a smooth roller; gear rollers are also available, in straight tracking and angle tracking versions, for units that pull the banding through with a toothed face rather than a plain one.

Wheels across edgebander brands are not interchangeable: some are smooth with a bearing, some are toothed, some carry a countersink and some do not. Colour is grey, and OEM and ODM versions are accepted when the measured wheel does not match this one.

Product Features

Three caliper readings and one face type decide whether this wheel fits.

• Measured size, not model year — φ65 mm outside diameter, φ8 mm bore, 30 mm face width, read off the old wheel with a caliper.
• Rubberized face — the tyre presses veneer, PVC, melamine and ABS banding onto the glue line instead of skating over a polished surface.
• Smooth surface as standard — a plain 30 mm face for units that only press the tape down after gluing.
• Gear rollers also available — straight tracking and angle tracking teeth for units that pull the banding with a toothed wheel.
• Bearing and countersink variants — smooth or gear, with or without countersink, because edgebander brands mount the wheel differently.
• Grey compound — the colour shown on the product photo, so received stock is checked against the picture in one look.
• Direct swap on the spindle — φ8 mm bore on the existing shaft and the same φ65 mm diameter, so it mounts without an adapter.
• Wear part worth stocking — two wheels per press unit keep a line running when one face glazes.
• OEM and ODM accepted — a wheel that does not measure φ65 × φ8 × 30 mm is quoted against your drawing or sample.

Product Parameters

Product Advantages

What changes on the line when the wheel is right, instead of being re-used:

• The edge stops lifting. A wheel that has gone hard lets the banding spring off the glue line; a 65 mm rubberized face keeps pressure across the full 30 mm width until the glue sets.
• No wrong-order loop. Ordering by measured size — φ65 × φ8 × 30 mm — removes the model guessing that sends a wrong bore back and forth.
• One wheel, not one assembly. The press unit stays on the machine and only the 8 mm bore wheel is changed, so the spend is a wheel rather than a shaft.
• Four banding materials covered. Veneer, PVC, melamine and ABS run on the same face, so one stock item serves mixed orders.
• Press height unchanged. Same 65 mm diameter as the wheel that came off, so the pressure setting is not re-tuned after fitting.
• Shelf stock that keeps a line up. A wear part costs less than an hour of stopped edgebanding, and two wheels per unit is a practical stock level.
• Sourcing stays open. Smooth face now, gear face later — both come under the same reference PSW040, so a second press unit does not mean a second supplier.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the PSW040 fit my edge banding machine?

Check three numbers on the old wheel first: φ65 mm outside diameter, φ8 mm bore, 30 mm width. If those match, it mounts on the same spindle. Edgebander brands use different wheel shapes, so the size identifies the part, not the machine brand — send the readings if you want it confirmed before ordering.

Is this a smooth roller or a gear roller?

It is a smooth roller in this listing, and gear rollers are also available. The gear versions come in straight tracking and angle tracking teeth; tell us which one the worn wheel has, or send a photo of the face.

How do I know the press wheel needs replacing?

The rubber face goes hard and glossy, and the banding starts lifting at the panel edge. Once the face has glazed it does not grip again, so replacing the wheel is the fix rather than raising the press pressure.

Does the wheel come with a bearing or a countersink?

That depends on the version — the range covers smooth and gear rollers with a bearing, and smooth and gear rollers with or without a countersink. Look at the old wheel: a recessed centre means a countersink, a free-spinning centre means a bearing.

Which banding materials can it press?

Veneer, PVC, melamine and ABS. The rubberized face is what allows one wheel to run all four: it conforms to the tape instead of pressing it on a hard ring.

Can you make it to my drawing?

Yes. OEM and ODM are accepted, so a wheel that does not measure φ65 × φ8 × 30 mm can be quoted against your drawing or a sample.

How is the order shipped?

By sea, by air or by express, whichever suits the quantity and the deadline. Tell us the destination and the quantity and the shipping method is confirmed with the quote.

What does it cost, and how many should I keep?

Price is quoted per order, so send the quantity and the destination for a figure. On stock: two wheels per press unit, because a wheel is a wear part and a stopped edgebander costs more than the spare.