Edgebander Bracket Roller / Edge Banding Machine Plastic Wheel 28x3x26mm

Looking for the black plastic wheel that sits in the bracket of your edge banding machine? This one is listed as 28 × 3 × 26 mm, black plastic, for woodworking machinery CNC edgebanders. The three figures are the size string, read off the old wheel with a caliper, so the order is matched by measurement instead of by machine badge. The body is one plastic moulding with radial ribs behind the face and an open centre bore for the bracket pin. Other bracket roller sizes are quoted on request.

Three things go wrong before a bracket wheel is ordered. The old plastic wheel wears oval, so the banding path drifts instead of running straight. The replacement is bought by machine brand instead of by measurement, so the wrong bore arrives. And the size was never written on the machine card, so a worn 28*3*26mm wheel is scrapped with a whole bracket.

This is the edgebander tools bracket wheel, listed as 28 × 3 × 26 mm, black plastic, for woodworking machinery CNC edgebanders. Those three figures are the size string of the old wheel, 28 mm, 3 mm, 26 mm, taken with a caliper.

The body is one black plastic moulding. Behind the running face, radial ribs run from the centre boss to the rim, so the wheel keeps its shape instead of bowing flat. The centre bore is open through the drum, so the bracket pin passes through and the wheel runs free.

It is sold as an edge banding machine spare part, sized for the bracket rather than for one machine model, because bracket rollers are matched by measurement. Other readings besides 28*3*26mm are quoted on request, so a second bracket on the same line is covered in the same order. A caliper check of the old wheel is the only step between an order and a fit.

Three caliper readings, one plastic moulding and a bracket family decide whether this wheel goes onto your bracket:

• Measured size, not badge — 28*3*26mm is the whole specification, taken off the old wheel with a caliper.
• Black plastic body — one moulding, no inserts, so there is no bond line to split after running contact.
• Ribbed inner face — radial ribs run from the centre boss to the rim and hold the face flat instead of letting it bow.
• Open centre bore — the bore runs right through the drum, so the bracket pin passes through and the wheel turns on it.
• Stepped barrel — the drum is moulded in two steps, so the wheel seats against the bracket shoulder.
• Guide, not press roller — the running face is hard plastic; the rubber rollers listed in the same family are 20 × 8 × 36 mm.
• Same bracket family — the catalogue lists 25x6x26mm and 25x4x26mm bracket rollers beside this one.
• Other sizes on request — send the three readings of your wheel and the matching roller is quoted against them.
• Woodworking CNC edgebander — specified for the tooling bracket of woodworking machinery CNC edgebanders, the machine class in the catalogue entry.

A worn bracket wheel leaves two options: run the machine with a wobbly guide, or buy the bracket. This is the third.

• The guide runs true again. A worn plastic face lets the banding path drift; a 28*3*26mm wheel puts the face back on the bracket centre line.
• You buy a wheel, not an assembly. The bracket stays bolted to the machine and only the wheel comes off the pin.
• The order survives the freight. The size is the part number, so the wheel that arrives is the wheel that was measured.
• One order covers a second bracket. 25x6x26mm and 25x4x26mm wheels sit in the same family, so two brackets on one line are quoted together.
• Back on the same shift. One moulding, one bore, nothing to press in, so the swap is a bench job.
• Plastic where a guide belongs. A hard plastic face rather than a rubber tyre, so the wheel guides the path instead of pressing the banding.
• Wear is measurable. 28 mm, 3 mm and 26 mm are checked against the old wheel, so a stretched bore shows up on the bench.
• A spare is the cheaper half. A bracket scrapped mid-run stops the line; the wheel that prevents it is one plastic part on the shelf.

Yes, if the three readings on your old wheel match 28 mm, 3 mm and 26 mm. Bracket rollers are matched by measurement, not by machine badge, so a caliper on the old part is the check — send a photo of the wheel next to the caliper if anything is unclear.

They are one size string for one wheel, not three parts. Send the caliper readings of your old wheel — body, centre bore and drive face — and the wheel is checked against all three before the order is confirmed.

Plastic. The running face is a hard black plastic moulding, and the rubber rollers listed in the same bracket family are the 20 × 8 × 36 mm ones, so the two are not interchangeable.

No. The wheel is supplied as the wheel; the bracket stays on the machine and the old roller lifts off its pin.

Yes. 28 × 3 × 26 mm is the size that is listed, and other readings are quoted on request — the catalogue remark asks for exactly that, so send your measurements rather than a machine model.

Both are quoted per order rather than published, because the wheel is priced with the quantity and the destination. Send the quantity, the 28 × 3 × 26 mm size you need and where it ships, and the figure comes back.

Woodworking machinery CNC edgebanders. That machine class is the application in the catalogue entry, and the part sits under edge banding machine spare parts, so it is a machine spare rather than a hand tool.

When the banding path no longer runs straight or the roller stops turning true in its bracket. Put a caliper across the old wheel first: if the bore has opened up or the body has gone oval, it is a 28 × 3 × 26 mm replacement rather than a bracket repair.