Aluminum Roller Track for Edgebanding Machines with Plastic Rollers

Need panels to keep moving in and out of an edgebander without the melamine face getting rubbed or scratched off? The ART-P1 aluminum roller track is one aluminum profile carrying a continuous row of yellow plastic rollers, mounted as an infeed table, an outfeed table or a side support extension. It handles MDF, particleboard, plywood and laminated board, mounts on Homag, Biesse and SCM edgebanders, and is cut to your own length. Price on request; every unit ships in a plywood box from China.

A shop running an edgebander usually hits the same three problems. Long boards sag past the end of the machine table because there is nothing under them. Panels stack at the outfeed and the finished face picks up scratches from a steel top. And every layout change means cutting and welding a fixed support frame. The ART-P1 roller track is built to clear all three.

It is a flow-rack style support: an aluminum profile with a continuous row of yellow plastic rollers seated along the full length. Panels roll instead of sliding, so the face never rubs against the profile. The extrusion stays straight over a long span, and the low-friction rollers are non-marking on laminated and melamine surfaces.

There are 2 mounting roles: an infeed/outfeed table, or a side support extension. Across 4 board families - MDF, particleboard, plywood and laminated board - the rollers keep a panel flat and square to the fence while the operator loads or unloads. A narrow strip tracks the same way as a full furniture board.

Length is customized: the profile is cut to your machine layout instead of being sold in one stock size, and roller spacing and mounting options are set to match. Units ship in a plywood box. Origin China. Model ART-P1.

Each line below is something you can check on the delivered unit:

• Aluminum profile frame - one extrusion carries the whole roller row, so the track stays straight under a long panel.
• Yellow plastic rollers - a continuous row of low-friction rollers, non-marking on laminated and melamine faces.
• Rolling contact, not sliding - the panel rides the rollers, so the face never drags across the profile.
• 2 mounting roles - one unit serves as an infeed/outfeed table or as a side support extension.
• 4 board families - MDF, particleboard, plywood and laminated panels all run on the same track.
• Fits common edgebanders - mounting is made to suit Homag, Biesse and SCM machine layouts.
• Length made to order - the profile is cut to your layout, with roller spacing and mounting options set to match.
• Light enough to move - an aluminum body that one person can lift and re-mount when the line changes.
• Modular layout - sections are added or removed instead of rebuilding a welded support frame.
• Plywood box packing - every unit is boxed for transport; origin China, model ART-P1.

The usual choice is between a welded steel table that cannot be moved and a single roller stand that walks under load. This track is neither: it is aluminium, it bolts down, and panels roll on it.

• No scratches on finished panels. the panel touches plastic rollers, not a steel top, so the face it arrives with is the face it leaves with.
• One operator instead of two. once panels roll, the second man at the outfeed is no longer lifting and carrying every board.
• Layout changes without welding. sections unbolt and re-mount, so moving the support to a new machine position is a job of minutes.
• Fewer rejects from misalignment. the panel stays flat and square to the fence along the full length of the track, so the band goes on straight.
• Spare-part simple. the bill of material is 2 items: aluminum profile and plastic rollers, so a worn part is one line item, not a new table.
• Fits the machines you already run. built to mount on Homag, Biesse and SCM edgebanders rather than only on one brand.
• Custom length instead of a compromise. you order the length your layout needs, so nobody cuts a standard section down on site.

No. The rollers are plastic and non-marking, and the panel rides on them instead of dragging across the aluminum profile, so the finished face keeps its surface. That is the reason a track like this is used on laminated and melamine board rather than a bare steel table.

Whatever length your machine layout needs. Length is customized - the aluminum profile is cut to your measurement instead of being sold in one stock size, and roller spacing and mounting options are set to match the same drawing.

Yes, those three are the machine families it is built for. Mounting is matched to your machine layout, so send the model and the position of the support points and the track is cut and drilled to suit.

MDF, particleboard, plywood and laminated board. All four run on the same yellow plastic rollers, and a narrow strip tracks the same way as a full-size furniture board.

Yes. One unit covers both roles, and it also works as a side support extension. Because the sections are modular, a long infeed run and a short outfeed run can be built from the same part.

Yes. Roller material, dimensions and mounting options can be customized, and OEM and ODM work is supported based on your machine layout and material type. Yellow is the standard roller colour.

In a plywood box, from China. The box is the standard packing for this track, so the profile arrives straight and the roller row is protected in transit.

Send the length and your machine model. Price is quoted per unit against that drawing, because the profile is cut to order and a fixed list price would not match your layout.