Woodworking Machine Spare Parts - Auxiliary Wheel For Edgebanders Rubber Rollers 2-011-80-2510

An edgebanding line stops on the smallest part in it. This auxiliary wheel is the rubber pressure roller that runs against the panel edge at the edgebanding station: 37 x 8 x 10 mm, a rubber tyre over a bearing, carried under part number 2-011-80-2510 and also written 2011802510. Twelve sizes are listed, from 30 x 8 x 8 mm to 40 x 8 x 10 mm, in grey or orange. Measure the old wheel's outside diameter, bore and width, match one of the twelve, and the unit keeps banding.

Three things stop an edgebanding machine and none of them is the glue pot. The auxiliary wheel flattens until it no longer presses the panel, the wheel stops tracking the panel edge squarely, and the part gets ordered by machine model alone, so a wheel turns up with the wrong bore. Each one costs a shift.

This is that auxiliary wheel: the small rubber roller that presses the panel and the banding at the edgebanding unit, turning on its own bearing. Part number 2-011-80-2510 is the 37 x 8 x 10 mm size: 37 mm outside diameter, 8 mm bore, 10 mm width across the face. The tyre is rubber; the bearing inside it carries the load.

The range covers twelve sizes from 30 x 8 x 8 mm to 40 x 8 x 10 mm: bores of 8 mm and 10 mm, face widths of 8, 10 and 12 mm, and two fractional diameters, 36.1 x 10 x 12 mm and 37 x 10 x 12 mm.

Colour is grey or orange. Made in China and sold as a spare part for edgebanding machines, it is quoted on request, because the price depends on which of the twelve sizes is needed and on the quantity.

What the three numbers on each wheel control, and why the list runs to twelve sizes instead of one:

• Rubber tyre over a bearing — the bearing takes the shaft load, so the rubber only has to grip the panel edge.
• 37 x 8 x 10 mm on 2-011-80-2510 — 37 mm outside diameter, 8 mm bore, 10 mm face: the three numbers to measure before ordering.
• Twelve sizes — 30 x 8 x 8 mm up to 40 x 8 x 10 mm, with 8 and 10 mm bores and 8, 10 or 12 mm face widths.
• Two fractional diameters — 36.1 x 10 x 12 mm and 37 x 10 x 12 mm, for units where a nominal wheel sits off square.
• Grey or orange — same rubber, same bearing; colour is not a size code, so order by diameter, bore and width.
• Where it runs — as the auxiliary roller on the edgebanding unit, the rubber part that touches panel and banding.
• Straight swap — mounts on the existing shaft on its own bearing, with no shim and no change to the pressure setting.
• One part for tyre and bearing — the bearing sits inside the wheel, so a single part number replaces both at once.
• Matched in three steps — diameter first, then bore, then width; the machine make only narrows the list.

What changes on the line when the wheel is the right size, against running a flattened one or ordering by machine model alone:

• The edge stays square. A 37 mm wheel that has flattened no longer holds the panel against the banding; a fresh 37 x 8 x 10 mm wheel puts back the contact the unit was set up for.
• No second order. Ordering by the three measured numbers, diameter then bore then width, removes the return trip that comes from ordering a wheel by machine model.
• One line on the stock sheet. Because the bearing is inside the wheel, tyre and bearing are one part number instead of two, so the shelf holds one item per size.
• The odd machine is covered. Twelve sizes, including 36.1 x 10 x 12 mm and 37 x 10 x 12 mm, mean a mixed park of edgebanders can be served without hunting a fractional wheel elsewhere.
• Small stock, short stop. These are wear parts; two per station keeps a flattened wheel from idling a shift while a replacement travels.
• Quote follows the measurement. Send the old wheel's diameter, bore and width with the quantity and the price comes back for that size, with no assumption about which of the twelve is wanted.

Yes. Both strings are the same wheel. 2-011-80-2510 is the dashed form used on the parts list and 2011802510 is the same number without dashes, so either one can be sent as the reference.

37 x 8 x 10 mm. That reads as 37 mm outside diameter, 8 mm bore and 10 mm width across the face; the other eleven sizes in the range run from 30 x 8 x 8 mm to 40 x 8 x 10 mm.

Measure the old wheel. Take the outside diameter across the rubber, the bore through the bearing and the width across the face, and match those three numbers against the list; the machine make alone will not pin the size down.

It fits if the three measurements match. The wheel mounts on the existing shaft on its own bearing, so there is no adapter and no change to the pressure setting; send the machine model as well if the old wheel cannot be measured.

No. The bearing sits inside the wheel, so the tyre and the bearing come as one part. That is why the stock line is one item per size rather than a tyre plus a bearing.

No. Colour is not a size code; both colours are the same rubber over the same bearing. Order by diameter, bore and width, and state the colour only if the machine's existing wheels are all one colour.

It presses the panel and the banding at the edgebanding station. It is the rubber roller that touches the panel edge, which is separate from the chain pad that carries the panel through the machine.

The price is quoted per size and quantity. Send the part number 2-011-80-2510, or the measured diameter, bore and width, plus the quantity, and the quote comes back for that size.