55x8x30mm Rubber Press Roller Wheel For Edgebander Edge banding Machine

Need a press wheel that goes back on without changing the press setting? Match three numbers off the worn wheel: φ55 mm outside diameter, φ8 mm bore, 30 mm face width. The PSW065 is that grey smooth rubber press roller wheel for edge banding machines, supplied with a bearing, pressing the banding against the panel edge on the glue line. Gear rollers in straight and angle tracking are also available. Carton packed, one reference number, no machine serial needed to order.

A press unit on an edge banding machine shows three faults before anyone changes the wheel: the banding lifts at the panel edge because the rubber face has hardened, the replacement arrives with the wrong bore because it was ordered by machine brand instead of size, and a whole press assembly is swapped out for one worn wheel. The PSW065 answers all three.

It is a φ55 × φ8 × 30 mm smooth rubber press roller wheel for edge banding machines, supplied with a bearing. The 55 mm outside diameter sets the contact height, the 8 mm bore sets it on the existing spindle, and the 30 mm face width spreads pressure across the full band instead of a narrow line.

Smooth rollers press: the face rolls the banding onto the open glue line by friction, with no teeth involved. Gear rollers do a different job, where straight tracking or angle tracking teeth pull material through, and both types are supplied with or without a bearing and with or without a countersink, so the face on the worn wheel decides which one to order.

Edgebander brands do not share wheel sizes or shapes, so a caliper reading identifies the part and the machine model does not. Colour grey, carton packed, made in China, price quoted per order.

One caliper reading and one look at the face decide whether this wheel goes back on the press unit.

• Measured size, not model number — φ55 mm outside diameter, φ8 mm bore, 30 mm face width, all three read off the worn wheel.
• Smooth rubber face — a plain 30 mm rolling surface that presses the banding onto the glue line by friction alone, with no teeth.
• Supplied with a bearing — the wheel turns on its own bearing around the 8 mm shaft instead of being dragged round by the spindle.
• Grey compound — the colour in the product photo, so one glance confirms the 30 mm face on the bench is the one ordered.
• Gear rollers also available — two tracking types, straight and angle, for units that pull the banding with a toothed face.
• Bearing or plain, countersunk or flat — the 55 mm wheel is quoted with or without a bearing, and with or without a countersink.
• Direct swap on the spindle — φ8 mm bore on the existing 8 mm pressure shaft, with no bushing and no adapter plate.
• Carton packed — each 55 mm wheel travels in a carton, so the 30 mm face is not loaded against bare metal.
• A wear part worth stocking — two wheels on the shelf cover a press unit when one face glazes over.

What changes on the line when the wheel matches the worn one instead of being re-used for another season:

• The edge stops lifting. A face that has gone hard lets the banding spring off the glue line; a 55 mm rubber face holds pressure across the full 30 mm width until the glue sets.
• No second wrong order. Ordering by measured size, φ55 × φ8 × 30 mm, removes the model guessing that sends a wrong bore back and forth across a shipping lane.
• One wheel, not one assembly. The press unit stays on the machine and only the 8 mm bore wheel comes off, so the spend is a wheel rather than a spindle.
• Contact height unchanged. Same 55 mm diameter as the wheel that came off, so the pressure setting is not re-tuned after the swap.
• Both face types under one reference. Smooth now, gear later, straight or angle tracking, with or without countersink, so a second press unit does not mean a second supplier.
• Stock that keeps the line up. A press wheel costs a fraction of an hour of stopped edgebanding, and two on the shelf cover the second shift.
• Order by numbers you can read. Calipers on the old wheel give three figures, 55 mm, 8 mm and 30 mm, and no machine serial is needed to place the order.

Yes, if three numbers match: φ55 mm outside diameter, φ8 mm bore, 30 mm face width. Those are the figures that identify the wheel, not the machine brand. Send your caliper readings with the inquiry and the fit is confirmed before the order goes in.

All three dimensions are in that figure, read in order. 55 mm is the outside diameter, 8 mm is the bore, and 30 mm is the face width. The bore is what has to match the shaft, so measure it first on a worn wheel.

Yes, the PSW065 is listed as a pressure rubber wheel with a bearing. The range also covers wheels without a bearing, so look at the old one: a centre that spins freely by hand is the bearing version.

Smooth if the unit only presses the banding down; gear if the wheel also pulls it. Teeth come in straight tracking and angle tracking, and each of those is available with or without a countersink, so order by the face that came off.

The size identifies the part and the brand does not, because every edgebander maker uses a different wheel shape. Measure outside diameter, bore and width, then compare with φ55 × φ8 × 30 mm; track pads and high temperature rollers for Brandt machines are also available.

Three caliper readings are enough: across the outer face for diameter, across the bore, and across the width. Take them before the wheel comes off the shaft, where the bore can still be gauged against the spindle, then compare with φ55 × φ8 × 30 mm.

Carton packed, made in China. Each wheel sits in a carton, which is the packing listed for this part, so the smooth face is not loaded against metal on the way to you.

Price is quoted per order rather than published, because the quantity and the destination decide it. Send the quantity, the three caliper readings and the machine model, and a figure comes back with the offer.