Woodworking Edge Banding Machine Spare Parts Narrow Plate Training Wheels

A worn training wheel on the narrow plate station is the usual reason a thin panel starts walking away from the glue line, and the usual fix is to park the station until a factory part arrives. This wheel measures 20 x 8 x 36 mm, is supplied in blue and grey, and sits in the pressure roller seat of the narrow plate unit on a woodworking edge banding machine. Reference 42703273, price negotiated per order. Match the three dimensions to the old wheel before dispatch.

A shop running narrow panels through an edge bander hits the same three things: the training wheel flats off and the panel walks away from the glue line, the spare sits in a factory order queue while two machines wait, and the wheel that finally arrives sits a fraction off in its seat. This part answers all three: 20 x 8 x 36 mm, blue and grey, reference 42703273.

The Narrow Plate Training Wheels are the pressure rollers that ride on the narrow plate station of a woodworking edge banding machine. They hold a thin, narrow workpiece against the reference line while the band is glued and pressed, so it lands on the edge instead of creeping onto the face. Size 20 x 8 x 36 mm, supplied in blue and grey.

Because this is a running wear part, the useful question is not how long it lasts but whether the replacement sits flat in the existing seat. It drops into the pressure roller position on the narrow plate unit, so the bracket needs no shimming and the pressure line stays where it was set.

Order by reference: quote 42703273, confirm 20 x 8 x 36 mm, and state how many seats the station carries. Price is negotiated per order. Seat the wheel, check alignment against the reference line, then run a scrap panel before a production panel.

Every point below is checkable against the old wheel before fitting.

• Size 20 x 8 x 36 mm — the wheel is quoted by these three numbers, so it is matched to the seat on your machine, not to a model year.
• Two colors, blue and grey — supplied in blue and grey, which keeps it distinct from the black bracket roller on the same station.
• Narrow plate pressure position — built for the pressure roller seat on the narrow plate unit, one seat, one wheel.
• Pressure kept on the contact line — the wheel holds the narrow workpiece against the reference line, with nothing overhanging the 20 mm wheel width.
• Wear part, swapped not rebuilt — a flat spotted wheel comes off in one step and the bracket and shaft stay on the machine.
• Order reference 42703273 — the reference plus the 20 x 8 x 36 mm size is what the order is packed against, which is how wrong-part returns are avoided.
• No site machining — fitting uses the machine's own fasteners; nothing is bored or trimmed to make the wheel sit.
• Quoted per order — price is negotiated against quantity and destination, so a single wheel and a station refill are quoted on the same line.

A buyer comparing this wheel against an original part is choosing between two queues: wait for a part number, or fit a wheel whose three dimensions are known.

• The station stays up. The wheel is a 20 x 8 x 36 mm drop-in part, so a flat spotted wheel is a one-step swap on the narrow plate seat instead of a stopped machine.
• The pressure setting carries over. The new wheel goes back into the same seat, so the operator does not re-set the pressure line and the first panel off the machine is a production panel, not a test.
• Wrong-part returns fall away. Orders are confirmed against three numbers and reference 42703273 before packing, so the wheel is checked against the seat you measured, not against a photograph.
• Holding stock is affordable. With the price negotiated per order, two wheels on the shelf cost less than one stopped shift on the narrow plate station.
• It lands in the bracket you already run. This is a spare part for woodworking edge banding machines at the narrow plate position, so the existing bracket and the machine's own fasteners are used as they are, with no adapter.

Measure the old wheel and match 20 x 8 x 36 mm, not the machine model name. Model names repeat across production runs and one bander can carry two different narrow plate stations, so the wheel and the seat are the only reliable check. Send the three measurements with your enquiry and they are confirmed before packing.

They are the three wheel dimensions, and they are quoted together because any one of them can make a wheel unusable. Give all three when ordering, plus the seat width on your station, and the wheel is checked against them before dispatch.

The narrow plate station, in the pressure roller seat. This is the position that holds thin and narrow workpieces down against the reference line while the band is glued and pressed, so a worn wheel shows up first as a panel that drifts.

Blue and grey is the documented finish for this part. If your station uses a different color code for the same 20 x 8 x 36 mm wheel, say so on the enquiry and the question is answered against stock rather than by assumptions.

No. The wheel comes off and goes back on with the machine's own fasteners, in one step. The bracket and shaft stay on the machine, so nothing is pressed or bored on site and no alignment jig is needed.

Count the pressure roller seats on your narrow plate station first. The wheel is a single part per seat, and stations on the same machine do not always carry the same number of seats, so the count belongs on the enquiry.

Price is negotiated per order, against quantity and destination. Quote reference 42703273 with the 20 x 8 x 36 mm size and the quantity, and the figure comes back per order rather than as a catalogue price.

It fixes the drift only when the wheel is the worn part. A flat spotted or undersized wheel loses contact with the narrow workpiece, so replacing it restores the pressure line; if the drift continues after a new wheel is fitted, the seat or the reference line is the next thing to check.