Edge Band Heater For Edgebanding Machines Edgeband Heating System

Cold strip is the usual reason edge band ends lift in winter: the band reaches the glue station stiff, and the adhesive has nothing warm to bite into. The JRFB-00 edge band heater fixes that at the feed, with a L500 x W100 x 350 mm baking lamp box, a 0-200°C setting, a 2000 W lamp, a 12 kg total weight and a separate L320 x W160 x 200 mm control box. OEM and ODM builds are accepted.

An edgebanding line running through winter meets the same three problems: strip arrives at the glue station cold and stiff, glue skins over before the pressure roller reaches it, and the ends lift first. A panel that passed on Friday fails the peel check on Monday. Shops answer with slower feed, a hotter pot or extra hand pressure; all of it costs money without touching the cause.

The JRFB-00 is an OEM edge band heater built for that gap. It sits between the coil and the glue station and raises strip temperature before bonding, so the band is soft when the roller presses and the glue wets it. The baking lamp box measures L500 x W100 x 350 mm and runs 0-200°C, with the L320 x W160 x 200 mm control box mounted separately, next to the operator.

Heat comes from a 2000 W lamp, and the 0-200°C setting reads out on the digital display. The complete unit weighs 12 kg, so two people can position it on the machine frame and fix it without lifting gear.

Its use is narrow by design: heating edge banding strip on edge banding machines, fitted ahead of the glue point without changing the glue, feed speed or routine. OEM and ODM orders are accepted, so lamp box length, mounting pattern and control-box layout can be matched to the machine on your floor.

Six numbers decide whether this heater fits your line, and every one of them can be checked before the order goes out.

• Baking lamp box, L500 x W100 x 350 mm — 500 mm of lamp length sits over the strip run, 100 mm wide and 350 mm high, so the housing clears the glue pot.
• 0-200°C working range — the setting runs from ambient to 200°C, enough for a cold January workshop and for October, when less heat is needed.
• 2000 W lamp — one 2000 W lamp does all the heating, and no second heating stage has to be planned into the line.
• 12 kg net weight — the complete heater weighs 12 kg, so two people fit it and no crane or gantry is needed on site.
• Separate control box, L320 x W160 x 200 mm — 320 x 160 x 200 mm, mounted at the operator position so the setting stays reachable and away from the lamp.
• Digital readout on the panel — the temperature setting reads out as a number, so the operator sets 0-200°C by display instead of judging strip by hand.
• OEM and ODM accepted — lamp length, mounting pattern and control-box layout can follow your drawing rather than a fixed catalogue size.
• Export packing — corrugated cardboard box or wooden crate, chosen by the size and weight of the unit shipped.

The choice usually comes down to two weak options: run cold and pay for lifted ends at the end of the panel, or add a separate pre-heating step and lose cycle time to it. Heating in line is the third option.

• Ends that stay down. A strip that reaches the glue warm bonds along its full length, and the strip ends are where a cold band lets go first.
• No rework loop. Rework means peeling, cleaning and re-banding the same panel; inline heat takes that step off the schedule without adding a second operator.
• Fits the machine you already run. 12 kg, two fixed box sizes and an OEM/ODM option mean the heater is matched to your frame, not the reverse.
• The operator stays put. The separate 320 x 160 x 200 mm control box goes where the setting is normally made, so a temperature check costs a glance, not a walk.
• Repeat orders match. One model number, JRFB-00, and fixed dimensions for both boxes: the next unit matches the last without a drawing exchange.
• One setting covers the season. 0-200°C runs from a light warm-up in autumn to full heat in a cold workshop, so one part serves the year.

It warms the edge banding strip before the glue is applied. Cold strip pulls heat out of the glue line at the moment of bonding; a warm strip lets the adhesive wet the surface, which is why the JRFB-00 is specified for heating edge banding strip and not for heating the workshop.

Yes, if the shop floor is cold. Pot temperature and strip temperature are two different numbers, and the strip is the colder of the two through winter, so a correct glue pot can still bond onto a cold band.

Check three figures first: 12 kg to hang on your frame, a L500 x W100 x 350 mm lamp box that has to clear your glue pot, and a L320 x W160 x 200 mm control box that has to reach your operator position. If one of them is out, OEM/ODM is accepted and the layout can be built to your drawing.

Run it at the lowest point of the 0-200°C range that keeps the strip soft, then leave the setting alone. A strip that feels warm and flexible at the feed is doing the job, and the top of the range is there for cold weeks rather than for daily use.

Yes. The heater only supplies heat, so the strip material changes the setting you choose, not whether the unit can be fitted to the machine.

Two. The complete unit is 12 kg, and both boxes have fixed dimensions, so fitting can be planned before the machine is stopped.

Yes, OEM and ODM are acceptable. Lamp box length, mounting pattern and control-box layout can follow your specification, with the 2000 W lamp and the 0-200°C range as the standard heat package.

In a corrugated cardboard box or a wooden crate, chosen by the size and weight of the unit. Both boxes are quoted with their own dimensions, so a repeat order can be checked against the packing list without opening the crate.