Rubber Pressure Roller For Cehisa Edgebanding Machine 60x15x24 Edgebander Spares

Need the roller that presses edge tape onto the panel on a Cehisa edge bander, without waiting on an OEM order? This one is 60 mm outside diameter, 15 mm bore and 24 mm face width, SKU 60*15*24, moulded in rubber on a steel insert with a bearing already fitted. The 24 mm face loads the full band height, the fluted rim grips instead of skidding, the 15 mm bore drops onto the shaft already on the machine, and the same three numbers let you order by size instead of by photo.

An edge bander rarely loses a bond at the glue pot. It loses it at the pressure station, where three things go wrong: the rubber face hardens and stops gripping the tape, a wheel with the wrong bore runs off centre and squeezes glue out on one side of the joint, and the machine stands idle while the correct part is on order.

It is a rubber pressure roller for Cehisa edge banding machines: 60 mm outside diameter, 15 mm bore and 24 mm face width, catalogued as SKU 60*15*24. The 60 mm diameter is the face that meets the band, the 24 mm width spreads pressure along the full band height instead of one narrow line, and the 15 mm bore runs on the shaft already on the machine.

The rim is fluted rather than smooth, so the face carries pressure on a series of contact lands with relief between them. The bore is a steel insert with a bearing pressed into it, which is why the material is listed as rubber plus bearing: the wheel turns on the bearing, not on a dry rubber hole.

It is listed for Cehisa edge banders, and for any unit using the same 60 x 15 x 24 mm pressure position. It presses PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer tape onto MDF, particleboard and plywood. Origin: China.

Nine points you can measure against the wheel already on your machine.

• 60 mm contact diameter — the outer face that presses the band onto the panel edge, and the first number a worn wheel is checked against.
• 15 mm bore, bearing already fitted — the assembly arrives complete, so nothing has to be pressed into a rubber bore on the workshop bench.
• 24 mm face width — carries pressure across the full band height rather than a narrow line that squeezes glue back out of the joint.
• Fluted rim — the scalloped profile leaves relief between the contact lands, so the rubber grips the tape instead of skidding along it.
• Steel insert in the bore — the bearing seats in metal rather than straight into rubber, so the wheel turns true on the 15 mm shaft.
• Matched to the Cehisa pressure station — fits the 60 x 15 x 24 mm position without re-machining the shaft or the bracket.
• Covers the common tapes — PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer banding, pressed onto MDF, particleboard and plywood panels.
• Cream face for wear reading — a glazed, polished ring shows on the pale rubber before the grip is gone at the 24 mm edge.
• One number for repeat orders — 60*15*24 on the box means next quarter's wheel matches the one on the machine now.

The choice at a pressure station is usually an OEM wheel with an OEM lead time, or a copy nobody has measured. Bought by number, neither is necessary.

• Three numbers decide the fit. 60 mm outside, 15 mm bore, 24 mm face. Measure the worn wheel and the part is either right or it is not, with no compatibility list to argue about.
• The bearing comes with it. A wheel supplied as a complete assembly saves the bench time of pressing a bearing in, and the risk of seating it crooked in rubber.
• Pressure across the tape, not on one line. The 24 mm face loads the full band height, which is the difference between a bond and a glue line squeezed out along the edge.
• Wear you can date. The cream face turns glossy where it has hardened, so the roller is changed on a planned stop instead of failing part way through a run.
• One station, not the whole machine. It is a single part on its own shaft, so a change does not disturb the glue pot or the trimming units set around it.
• Same number next time. Re-ordering SKU 60*15*24 keeps the spares for one station bought from one measured size instead of from a photograph.

Yes, when the wheel on your machine measures 60 mm outside diameter, 15 mm bore and 24 mm face width. The part is listed for Cehisa edge banders, and the three figures, not the badge on the frame, decide the fit.

φ60 x φ15 x 24 mm, meaning 60 mm outer diameter, 15 mm inner diameter and 24 mm thickness. The same three figures are written as SKU 60*15*24 and as 60 x 15 x 24 mm on the same page.

Yes. The bore is a steel insert with a bearing fitted, so the assembly is delivered complete as rubber plus bearing and goes straight onto the 15 mm shaft.

Rubber, on a steel insert. A compliant rubber face follows the tape over the panel edge, which is what a pressure roller is asked to do; hard plastic wheels on the same machine belong to the bracket roller positions.

PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer tape, on MDF, particleboard and plywood panels. Those are the band materials listed for this roller, and one 60 x 15 x 24 mm wheel covers all of them.

Yes, the names describe the same part. Catalogues list it as pressure roller, press roller, press wheel or rubber pressure wheel; on an edge bander it is the wheel that holds the tape against the freshly glued panel edge.

Measure the old wheel in three places: across the outside, across the bore and across the face. If those read 60 mm, 15 mm and 24 mm, SKU 60*15*24 is the one; if any figure differs, send the measurements before ordering.

By quotation. Send your machine model and confirm the three figures, 60 mm outside, 15 mm bore and 24 mm face, and the roller is quoted as SKU 60*15*24; the page price is contact us for a quote because quantity changes it.