Chain Pad For Felder Edgebander 80x31mm Conveyor Track Chain Pads / Chain Block

Need a chain pad that keeps a Felder edge bander feeding panels without the board drifting at the trimming cutters? This one measures 80 x 31 mm — 80 mm long, 31 mm wide — is moulded in plastic with a ribbed grey grip face, and sits in the conveyor track chain as a Felder edgebanding machine spare part. Order by the size: 80 x 31 mm. One worn pad is changed at a time, so the track and chain stay on the machine.

Three things stop an edge bander in the middle of a shift: a panel that slips a couple of millimetres on the conveyor track and pulls the glue line out of square, a flattened chain pad that lets the board sit uneven as it enters the trimming stations, and a pad nobody can find once the line has stopped. All three are pad problems, and all three are fixed on the track.

The Chain Pad for Felder Edgebander is the spare part that sits in the conveyor track chain and carries each panel from the infeed fence through gluing, end trimming and edge trimming. It measures 80 mm long and 31 mm wide — the two figures that decide whether a pad sits in the track and matches the chain on your machine.

The pad is moulded in plastic as one body with a grey grip face. The grey face is ribbed diagonally so the panel is driven forward instead of sliding, and the black body carries outward mounting tabs with through-holes plus stiffening ribs underneath to keep the contact face flat under load.

It is supplied as a Felder edgebanding machine spare part, matched to that machine's conveyor track rather than a universal block cut to fit. Origin is China. Pads ship as individual spares, so one worn position is replaced without touching the rest of the chain.

Eight points you can check against the pad already running on your conveyor track.

• Made for the Felder conveyor track — the pad is catalogued as a Felder edgebanding machine spare part and is shaped for that machine's conveyor track chain.
• 80 x 31 mm footprint — 80 mm long and 31 mm wide; measure the pad on your chain against both figures before ordering.
• Ribbed grip face — diagonal ribs on the grey face drive the panel forward, so the board is carried by the chain instead of sliding over it.
• One moulded body, no loose insert — grip face and mounting body are a single plastic part, so nothing separates or drops out during a pad change.
• Carries the panel, not just cushions it — the pad supports and guides the workpiece from the infeed fence through gluing, end trimming and edge trimming.
• Mounting tabs with through-holes — the pads locate on the chain through moulded tabs, with stiffening ribs underneath holding the contact face flat.
• Wear lands on a replaceable part — when the ribs flatten or glaze, the pad is changed and the chain, track and pressure rollers stay where they are.
• A wear check at the machine — a glazed grey face, rounded ribs or a pad measuring under 80 mm long is the signal to fit a new one.

When a pad wears out, the usual choice is either to keep running and sort out the scrap edge afterwards, or to pull the conveyor chain. This pad gives a third option: change the block and keep working.

• Minutes of downtime, not a shift. Only the worn pad is replaced on the machine, so the chain is not stripped, re-pinned or re-tensioned to fit one small part.
• A feed the trimming cutters can trust. A pad that still measures 80 x 31 mm and keeps its ribs holds the panel flat and square, so the cutters take the same amount along the whole edge.
• Scrap edges start on the track. Once the grip is gone the panel drifts and the glue line goes with it; new pads put the board back where the fence set it, before the cutters see it.
• One size covers the whole track. Every position uses the same 80 x 31 mm pad, so a spare set is one small box rather than a shelf of different blocks.
• Repeat orders that match. Order by the size each time and the pads arriving next quarter are the same shape as the ones already running on the machine.

Yes, if your machine runs an 80 x 31 mm conveyor track pad. The pad is sold as a Felder edgebanding machine spare part; check the length and width of the pad already on your chain and compare the mounting tabs with the photos before ordering.

Yes — 80 mm long by 31 mm wide is the pad size on the product record. Measure the worn pad on your chain, not the gap in the track, and compare both figures; a pad that is right in length but wrong in width will not seat in the track.

Plastic. The whole pad is one moulded plastic body with a grey grip face, so there is no separate insert to lose when a pad is changed, and no metal part to rust against the chain.

Yes. Chain pad, conveyor track chain pad and chain block are three names for the same part on this machine. If your parts list or manual uses any of those three terms, it is the block that sits in the conveyor track.

Yes. Pads are supplied as individual spares, so only the worn positions are changed and the rest of the chain, the track and the pressure rollers stay on the machine.

Usually because the grip on the pads has gone. When the grey ribs flatten or glaze, the panel slides instead of being driven, the glue line moves with it, and the trimming stations cut to a line the fence never set.

One for every worn position on your chain, plus the pads you want on the shelf. Count the pads actually fitted to the track and note which of them have lost their ribs; a sized order is quoted faster than an open one.

Ask for a quote. Price is not listed on the product record, so send the quantity, the size 80 x 31 mm and your destination, and the quotation is made against that order.