Edge Banding Machine Bracket Roller For Woodworking Edgebander 25x6x26mm

Need a bracket roller that drops straight into an existing edgebander bracket instead of waiting a week on an original part? This one is 25 mm outside diameter, 6 mm on the shaft and 26 mm across the face — the three dimensions that decide fit. Black plastic, moulded in one piece with an internally ribbed open-back hub, listed as an edgebander spare for woodworking edge banding machines. Other shapes and sizes are available on request.

Three things fail on an edge banding machine long before it is worn out: a bracket roller goes out of round, the panel stops tracking straight, and the glue line opens on the trailing corner. Each one stops the line while somebody hunts for a roller nobody stocks in that size. This φ25 × φ6 × 26 mm roller ends the search.

It is a black plastic bracket roller for the bracket assemblies of woodworking edge banding machines. Three numbers decide whether it drops into an existing bracket: 25 mm outside diameter, 6 mm shaft diameter, 26 mm face width. The body is moulded in one piece with an internally ribbed, open-back hub, so the wall stays thin and the bore stays concentric.

On a clean 6 mm shaft the roller turns inside the 25 mm envelope without shims. Its 26 mm face gives a broad contact patch instead of a knife edge, which stops a thin ABS or PVC band being pushed off the glue line.

Material is plastic and the colour is black, moulded through the part rather than coated; application is edgebander spare. There is no pressed-on tyre, no metal insert and no adhesive bond line to separate. Other shapes and sizes are available on request — send the bore and face width and the roller is quoted against your bracket.

Everything below comes off the part itself.

• Three dimensions, stated plainly — 25 mm outer diameter, 6 mm shaft diameter, 26 mm face width. Check those three numbers against the old roller and you know whether it fits.
• One-piece moulded body — A single plastic moulding with no pressed-on tyre, no insert and no glued bond line, so there is no joint to separate.
• Ribbed open-back hub — The inside is ribbed around the 6 mm bore, holding it concentric to the 25 mm outside diameter while keeping the part light.
• 26 mm face for panel support — A 26 mm contact face spreads load across the band rather than concentrating it on a line, so a panel is guided, not marked.
• Black through-colour plastic — Colour is moulded into the part, not applied over it, so there is no paint or plating to flake off near the glue.
• Bracket-position part — This roller sits in the bracket assembly, so replacing it does not disturb the glue pot, the pressure rollers or the tracking setup.
• Sized as an edgebander spare — A drop-in for brackets cut for a φ25 × φ6 × 26 mm roller on woodworking edge banding machines.
• Other sizes on request — If your bracket takes a different face width, bore or shape, give the dimensions and the roller is quoted against them.

When a bracket roller fails you have two choices: stop the machine and wait for an original part, or keep running a wobbly roller and accept rejects.

• You stop scrapping panels. A roller that is out of round lets the panel drift, and drift shows up as opened glue lines on a 25 mm roller position — rejects worth many times the part.
• Fitting becomes a measurement, not a guess. 25 mm outside, 6 mm shaft, 26 mm face: three caliper checks on the old roller before you order, three on the new one before it goes on.
• Nothing to modify on the bracket. The ribbed hub holds the 6 mm bore as moulded, so the roller mounts on the existing shaft without reaming, bushing or a new bracket.
• One line on the spares shelf. Every bracket position on your machine that takes a 25 × 6 × 26 mm roller is covered by this one item, not three near-misses.
• No finish to fail. Black plastic runs through the whole 26 mm section, so there is no coating to chip and no corrosion surface to clean before the roller goes back on.
• A cheap part that protects an expensive setting. Changing the roller leaves the glue pot, pressure rollers and trimming units untouched, so the machine returns to production at the settings it already ran.

Yes, if the bracket on the machine takes a φ25 × φ6 × 26 mm roller. Measure the old part first: 25 mm outside diameter, 6 mm shaft diameter, 26 mm face width. If all three match, it is a direct replacement; if any of them differs, ask for the size that matches your bracket instead.

The shaft. 6 mm is the shaft diameter the roller mounts on, so the matching pin or spindle in your bracket has to measure 6 mm across. If your bracket runs a different shaft, tell us the size and the roller is quoted against it.

Yes, it is the face width, and it is also the overall length. 26 mm is the dimension across the running face and along the roller body, which is why the size is written φ25 × φ6 × 26 mm.

Plastic. The body is a black plastic moulding with an internally ribbed, open-back hub, so it is rigid enough to hold its 25 mm shape and light enough not to load the bracket.

No. A pressure roller presses the band onto the panel; this is a bracket roller that sits in the bracket assembly with a 6 mm shaft and a 26 mm face. Check which position has failed before ordering, because the two parts are not interchangeable.

Yes. Other shapes and sizes are available on request — this page covers the φ25 × φ6 × 26 mm version only. Send the bore, face width and the quantity you need and the matching roller is quoted from those numbers.

When the panel stops running straight through the bracket. A worn or out-of-round roller lets the panel drift, and drift shows up as an opened glue line or a band that is trimmed through. Pull the roller, check it for flat spots, and compare 25 mm, 6 mm and 26 mm against a caliper.

Yes. The same range covers chain pads and conveyor track blocks, glue pot heating elements, thermocouples, glue level sensors and rubber pressure rollers for woodworking edge banding machines, so a bracket roller order can be combined with the rest of the spares list.