Automatic Edge Banding Machine Buffer Stopper / Crash Pad 40x10 15x30

Product Description

Need the rubber pad that stops a panel or a carriage on an automatic edge bander without chipping the edge? The RBC009 is that pad: φ40 mm outside diameter, 30 mm high, solid rubber, with a stepped bore of φ10 mm at one end and φ15 mm at the other, so one item covers two seat diameters. It is listed as both buffer stopper and crash pad for woodworking edge banding machines. Colour is yellowish, and other shapes and sizes are made to order.

Three things go wrong where an automatic edge bander brings a panel into a stop. The panel meets metal on metal and the edge chips. The rubber pad behind that stop compacts, so the face no longer sits where the unit was set. And the replacement arrives with the wrong bore, so the line waits for another order.

The RBC009 is a rubber buffer stopper and crash pad for an automatic edge banding machine. Outside diameter is φ40 mm, height is 30 mm, material is rubber, colour is yellowish. It is a spare part, so it goes into an existing stop position.

The specification that matters is the bore. It is stepped, φ10 mm at one end and φ15 mm at the other, which is why the size line reads φ40 × φ10 / φ15 × 30 mm. One pad therefore covers two seat diameters, fitted with the matching end facing the stud. A 15 mm seat will not hold a 10 mm face.

Everything else is straightforward. Solid rubber takes the impact instead of passing it into the bracket, and a worn pad can be checked against 30 mm instead of judged by eye. Customization is supported for any pad that does not measure 40 mm across.

Product Features

Four numbers describe this pad completely; every line below is either one of them or how it behaves on the machine.

• φ40 mm outside diameter — the contact face is 40 mm across, which is the first dimension to measure on the old pad.
• Stepped bore, φ10 mm and φ15 mm — one end takes a 10 mm seat, the other a 15 mm seat, so the pad is turned to match the stud.
• 30 mm height — the working height, so a compressed pad is measured against 30 mm instead of judged by eye.
• Solid rubber body — impact is absorbed in the rubber instead of being passed into the bracket as metal-on-metal contact.
• Yellowish colour — the pad is picked out at a glance from the black rollers, chains and brackets in the same drawer.
• Drop-in replacement — it seats on the existing stop, so the bracket and its setting stay on the machine when only the rubber has worn.
• Custom shapes and sizes — customization is supported, so a pad that is not φ40 × 30 mm is quoted against a drawing or a sample.
• A wear part, so stock two — repeated impact flattens the face, and a spare on the shelf removes the wait for one 40 mm item.

Product Parameters

Product Advantages

When a buffer pad is worn, the choice is a new pad or a new stop assembly. The pad is the cheaper half of that decision, and it changes six things in the shop.

• The impact stops at the rubber. Metal against metal is what chips a panel corner at a stop; a 40 mm rubber face takes that contact instead of the bracket.
• One pad, two seats. Because the bore is stepped to φ10 mm and φ15 mm, a 10 mm seat and a 15 mm seat are both covered by one item on the shelf.
• The stop keeps its setting. A pad that still measures 30 mm holds the reference face, so the unit is not re-set after every pad change.
• You order by measurement, not by machine name. 40 mm outside diameter, a 10 mm or 15 mm bore and 30 mm height are enough to match the old pad.
• Colour does the picking. A yellowish pad is unmistakable next to black steel parts, so a mixed spares bin does not turn into a wrong-part fitting.
• An old machine is not left without a part. Customization is supported, so a size or shape outside φ40 × 30 mm is made to order from a drawing or a sample.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RBC009 a buffer stopper or a crash pad?

Both — it is one part under two names. The listing covers it as buffer stopper, crash pad and cushion pad, so whichever name is on your parts list, the item is this φ40 x 30 mm rubber pad.

What size is it exactly?

φ40 mm outside diameter, 30 mm high, with a stepped bore of φ10 mm at one end and φ15 mm at the other. That is the size line φ40 × φ10 / φ15 × 30 mm.

Which machine does it fit?

Automatic edge banding machines used in woodworking. It is a spare part for a stop or bracket position on the machine, so the three dimensions on the old pad decide the fit, not the machine name.

Why does the bore have two different diameters?

Because the bore is stepped: 10 mm at one end and 15 mm at the other. The pad is fitted with the matching end facing the seat, and the seat on your machine is what tells you which end that is.

What is it made of, and what colour is it?

Rubber, and the colour is yellowish. Solid rubber is what absorbs the impact, and the yellowish colour makes the pad easy to pick out of a drawer of black steel parts.

How do I check the pad I am replacing?

Measure three numbers on the old pad: outside diameter, bore at each end, and height. 40 mm, 10 mm or 15 mm, and 30 mm is this item; anything else is a different size.

Can you make another size or shape?

Yes. Customization is supported, and other shapes and sizes are made to order. Send a drawing, a photo with the measurements, or a sample of the worn pad.

What does it cost, and how is it ordered?

Price is quoted on request — the listing carries no fixed price. Send the size, the quantity, and the machine it goes on, and a quotation follows.