4-008-41-0184 Heating Tube / Heating Rod For Homag Edgebander Glue Pot

Need to get a Homag glue pot hot again without waiting on a factory lead time? Part 4-008-41-0184 — written 4008410184 where the separators are dropped — is the heating tube that melts the adhesive inside Homag edgebander glue pots. It is a heating rod, not a plate and not a sensor, so it answers one failure: glue that stays cold or will not hold its working temperature. Minimum order is 10 pcs, and customization and OEM are both supported. 10 other heating-tube numbers for the same machines are listed on this page.

A glue pot that will not hold temperature shows up three ways in a single shift: the adhesive comes out too stiff to spread, the bond line lifts at the ends after trimming, and the operator keeps pushing the setting up to make the glue flow at all. The shop then loses the machine twice — once waiting for the pot to behave, and once waiting on a heater ordered under a number nobody wrote down.

4-008-41-0184 is that number. The file lists it as a heating tube and a heating rod for the glue pot of Homag woodworking edgebanders, with the same part written 4008410184 where the separators are dropped, so all 10 digits match either way. The application field reads spares for woodworking edge-banding machines, and the use field reads melting glue: this is the heater inside the adhesive pot, not a pressure roller, a chain pad or a trimming insert.

Ordering is by number, not by picture. The page lists 10 other heating-tube numbers for Homag machines — 4-008-41-0096, 4-008-40-0130 and 4-008-41-0297 among them — plus heating plates, thermocouples and heating sensors for the same pot. Minimum order is 10 pcs. Customization and OEM are both supported, so a shop running a mixed lineup can order the heater its machine actually carries, not the one closest to it.

Every line below is a number from the part file or a field in it, so all of it can be checked against a Homag parts list before ordering.

• HOMAG number as the key — the part is identified as 4-008-41-0184, matched to the machine's parts list rather than guessed from a photograph.
• Second spelling, same part — files that drop the separators write 4008410184; it is the same 10 digits.
• Tube and rod, one heater — the file names it a heating tube and a heating rod: two words, one heater.
• One job, melting glue — the use field reads melting glue, so the part belongs to the adhesive pot, not the feed or trimming section.
• Ten alternatives on the same page — 10 other heating-tube numbers are listed for Homag machines, 4-008-41-0096 through 4-008-41-0236.
• The rest of the pot from one source — heating plate, thermocouple and heating sensor are listed beside the tube, so the glue pot is covered from one source.
• MOQ 10 pcs — the minimum order is 10 pcs, a stock line for a mixed machine park, not a single replacement.
• Customization and OEM both supported — two fields read supported, so a non-standard heater or a buyer's own reference can be quoted.
• Origin and routing — origin China Mainland, shipped by air, by sea or by express: 3 modes.

When a glue pot heater dies the choice is always the same two options: pull the machine offline and wait on a factory part, or run the pot hotter to buy time. One costs production hours, the other costs bond quality.

• Fitment settled before money moves. 4-008-41-0184 and 4008410184 are the same 10 digits, so the number on the quote can be checked against the machine's parts list before payment.
• One heater answers one failure. Because the use field is melting glue, a cold pot is answered by one part number instead of an investigation across the whole gluing unit.
• A parcel, not a pallet. A heating rod for a glue pot travels as a small consignment by air, by sea or by express — 3 modes, not a container booking.
• Stock for a mixed lineup. With 10 other heating-tube numbers listed, a shop running several Homag machines can consolidate its pot heaters on one order at a minimum of 10 pcs.
• Your reference, your part. Customization and OEM are both supported, so the same heater can be supplied against the buyer's own number instead of a Homag number.
• No setting pushed to the limit. With the heater back in the pot, the operator stops raising the temperature to keep glue flowing, the step that chars adhesive and blocks the nozzle.

Yes, if your parts list shows 4-008-41-0184 or 4008410184. Match all ten digits first; the part is listed as a heating tube and heating rod for the glue pot of Homag edgebanders. The machine model plus a photo of the failed heater settles any doubt about the version on your machine.

Yes — same part, different spelling. The ten digits are identical and only the separators are missing, so either string reaches this heater.

A tube — and a rod, which is the other name for the same heater. The heating plate is a separate part: it is one of the other heating elements listed beside this one, together with the thermocouple and the heating sensor.

Melting glue. The use field reads melting glue and the application field reads spares for woodworking edge-banding machines, so the heater sits in the adhesive pot and not in the feed or trimming section.

10 pcs. That is the MOQ on the part file, and it applies to 4-008-41-0184 as well as to the other heating-tube numbers listed with it.

Yes. Ten other heating-tube numbers are listed for Homag machines — 4-008-41-0096, 4-008-40-0130, 4-008-41-0297 and seven more up to 4-008-41-0236 — and they can be quoted on the same order.

Yes on both counts. The customization field and the OEM field both read supported, so send the drawing or the buyer's reference and the heater is quoted against it.

China Mainland, by air, by sea or by express. Origin is listed as China Mainland, and the three shipping modes cover a single consignment as well as a stock order.