Aluminum Roller Track for Edgebander with Plastic Rubber Rollers

Is a bare infeed table scratching panels before your edgebander even glues them? This track puts two roller families on one aluminum profile: yellow plastic rollers for low-friction glide, orange rubber rollers for grip. SKU ART-PR, material aluminum profile plus plastic and rubber rollers, length customized to your machine. It sits at infeed and outfeed, carries MDF, plywood, veneer board, acrylic and solid wood panels, and extends as the line grows. Packed in a plywood box, shipped by sea.

Three things go wrong at the infeed of an edgebander before anyone touches a setting. Panels drag across a bare table, so the face is scratched before the edge is glued. One roller type serves every board, so a heavy panel slips while a coated one scuffs. And a track cut for one machine span does not fit the next machine, so two operators carry panels instead of one guiding them.

The ART-PR is an aluminum roller track built for those three points. A single extruded aluminum profile carries two roller families: yellow plastic rollers that let a panel glide with low friction, and orange rubber rollers that hold a heavier or more delicate board without slipping and without marking its face.

It mounts at the infeed and outfeed of a woodworking edgebanding machine, and works beside panel saws and CNC router tables. A panel stays aligned while it is fed, so the operator guides with one hand rather than lifting with two. The profile is modular: sections join, so the run grows with the line.

Material is aluminum profile plus plastic roller plus rubber roller, with roller colour coding yellow for plastic and orange for rubber. Length is customized, and roller spacing, frame height and roller material are matched to your samples or technical drawings. Packing is a plywood box; shipment by sea is advised.

Eight points decide whether this track fits the span you have.

• Aluminum profile body — one extruded profile carries the whole roller run, so the track stays straight across the full working length.
• Two roller families on one track — plastic for glide and rubber for grip, so a single part number covers both jobs instead of two racks.
• Colour coding yellow and orange — yellow is the plastic roller and orange is the rubber roller, so a fitter picks the right wheel from a mixed bin on the first try.
• Low-friction plastic rollers — they let standard panels travel with a light push, which is the range chosen for laminated and coated surfaces.
• Rubber rollers for grip — they hold a heavier or more delicate board with less slippage, and keep the face off the metal at feed and take-off.
• Infeed and outfeed integration — it lines up with an existing edgebanding machine, panel saw or CNC router table instead of replacing any of them.
• Modular, extendable run — sections can be added or re-arranged, so the track follows a line change rather than being scrapped.
• Made to your dimensions — length, roller spacing, frame height and roller material are produced from your sample or drawing.

A bare table and a two-man carry are the alternatives; this rack sits between them.

• One part family instead of two. Glide and grip are on the same profile, so the spares list carries one SKU, ART-PR, instead of a plastic track plus a rubber track.
• Length is not a compromise. Because length is customized, the track meets the machine span you measured, and nobody cuts, welds or splices a stock length on site.
• The panel face is protected from the first metre. Rollers carry the board, so the only contact is roller to face, not board to steel table.
• It grows with the line. Because the run is modular, a second machine or a longer infeed needs an added section, not a whole new rack.
• Colour coding stops a wrong fit. Yellow plastic and orange rubber are unmistakable in a spares drawer, so a mixed bin does not turn into a reversed roller arrangement.
• Ordering is one exchange. Send a sample or a drawing; length, spacing, height and roller material come back matched to it.
• It is a spare part, not a rebuild. The rack is a separate item on an edgebanding machine, so a worn or wrong-length track is swapped without touching the machine frame.

Fit comes from your measurement, because the length is customized. Give the infeed or outfeed span and the machine it serves, and roller spacing and frame height are matched to the same drawing.

The model is ART-PR and pricing is quoted per order. Send the length you need plus the machine it goes on, and the quote comes back for that configuration.

Yellow is plastic and orange is rubber, so the two are told apart by colour. The plastic rollers give low-friction glide for standard panel movement, the rubber ones add grip for heavier or more delicate boards.

The plastic rollers are the low-friction side, and that is the range chosen for laminated and coated surfaces. The board rides on rollers rather than being dragged across a bare table, so its face keeps its finish.

Yes, because the rack is modular. Sections are added or re-arranged, so a longer run does not mean replacing the whole track.

MDF, plywood, veneer board, acrylic and solid wood panels all ride the same roller face. That range is why the track is used beside edgebanders, panel saws and CNC routers.

Yes, both are made to order. Roller spacing, track length, frame height and roller material are all produced from your samples or technical drawings.

Plywood box, with shipment by sea advised. Because length is customized, the box is sized to the section length in your order.