Airway Buffing Polishing Wheel 150xHex.19x20 For Edgebander N3405N0002 Cotton Brush D150

Need to keep the glue line on an edgebander clear without hand-buffing every panel? This wheel drops onto the existing polishing spindle and does it on the machine. It is a 150 mm cotton cloth buffing wheel with a 19 mm hexagon bore and a 20 mm face, supplied to the N3405N0002 fitment used on Brandt and CEHISA automatic edge banding machines. Cotton face, iron and plastic core, no adaptor needed. Other diameters and other inner-hole shapes are available on request.

A dull or hazy glue line on an edgebander usually leads to the same three fixes: an operator hand-buffing every panel, a replacement wheel ordered from the machine builder at builder prices, and machine time lost each time the old wheel is pulled. The 150xHex.19x20 airway buffing polishing wheel is built to remove all three.

It is a 150 mm cotton cloth buffing wheel with a 19 mm hexagon bore and a 20 mm working face, supplied to the N3405N0002 fitment used on Brandt and CEHISA automatic edge banding machines. The hex bore is the part that matters: it keys onto the flats of the existing spindle, so the wheel is driven by the shaft instead of by friction in a round hole. No adaptor, no re-boring, no run-out at speed.

The buffing face is layered cotton cloth, pressed and bonded out to a 150 mm outer diameter; the core is iron and plastic, so the bore and the drive faces hold their shape through repeated mounting. Cotton cuts cool and soft at the contact line, which keeps the polished strip even on wood, plastic and laminate edges.

Outside diameter 150 mm, inner diameter 19 mm, thickness 20 mm, origin China. Other diameters and other inner-hole shapes can be supplied on request, so one part number covers a mixed shop.

What separates this wheel from a generic buffing mop:

• Hexagon bore, keyed drive — The 19 mm bore is hexagonal, so it seats on the spindle flats and takes drive from the shaft, not from friction.
• 150 mm working diameter — A 150 mm outside diameter keeps the contact speed the polishing station was set up to run at.
• 20 mm cotton face — 20 mm of layered cotton holds compound and spreads the load over the full height of the edge.
• Cotton cloth on an iron and plastic core — The cloth cuts; the iron and plastic hub keeps the 19 mm bore round and the drive faces flat through repeated changes.
• Fits Brandt and CEHISA stations — Supplied to the N3405N0002 fitment for automatic edge banding machines from those two builders.
• Wood, plastic and laminate edges — One wheel covers the three edge materials an edgebander meets, so the shelf carries one part number instead of three.
• Direct swap — It replaces the worn wheel on the existing spindle; no adaptor, flange or machine modification.
• Even gloss along the strip — Cotton contact across a 20 mm face keeps the polished band uniform from the first panel of a run to the last.
• Other sizes and bore shapes — Different diameters and different inner-hole shapes can be supplied; send the bore drawing with the order.

Buyers usually face two bad options: buff the glue line by hand at the outfeed, or pay the machine builder for the same consumable. This wheel is the third option.

• Hand-buffing stops. The polishing station clears the edge on every panel, so nobody stands at the outfeed with a cloth working along the glue line.
• Wheel changes stop eating machine time. The hex bore seats on the spindle in one motion; the 19 mm bore and 150 mm diameter are the whole setup, so a change is a consumable swap, not a maintenance job.
• The finish stops depending on who is on shift. A 20 mm cotton face applies the same contact pressure panel after panel, so the gloss on the glue line does not change with the operator.
• Fewer rejects on the glue line. An even buff clears the haze and the fine scrape marks the polishing station exists to remove, on wood, plastic and laminate edges alike.
• Consumable pricing, not builder pricing. You buy a 150xHex.19x20 cotton wheel by size and by bore, and reorder it by the same two numbers.
• Stocking gets simple. One part number, N3405N0002, covers the Brandt and CEHISA stations in the shop, so the spares shelf holds one line instead of several.

Yes, if your polishing station takes the N3405N0002 fitment. The wheel is 150 mm outside diameter, 19 mm hexagon bore and 20 mm thick, supplied for Brandt and CEHISA automatic edge banding machines; check those three numbers against your old wheel before ordering.

The bore on this one is hexagonal, not round. A 19 mm hex hole keys onto the flats of the spindle and is driven by the shaft, so it cannot slip and fretted round-hole buffs do not fit this mount.

150xHex.19x20: 150 mm outer diameter, 19 mm hexagon inner diameter, 20 mm thickness. Those are the numbers the part is stocked and reordered by.

Cotton cloth for the buffing face, on an iron and plastic core. The cotton is what polishes the edge; the iron and plastic hub carries the 19 mm bore and the drive faces.

Wood, plastic and laminate edges. The same cotton face handles all three, so a shop running mixed panels keeps one part number for the polishing station.

No. It replaces the existing polishing wheel on the same spindle, and the hex bore does the locating — no adaptor, no re-boring, no flange change.

Yes. Other sizes and other inner-hole shapes are available; send the bore drawing and the outside diameter you need with your enquiry and we will quote to that.

Send the quantity and your machine model, and we will quote. The price is not fixed on this page — it is quoted per order against the quantity and the sizes you need.