3602130110 Edge Bander Cutting Blade Replacement For Homag Woodworking Machine Spares 3-602-13-0110

Need a cutting blade for a Homag edge bander without waiting on the machine builder? The 3602130110 blade, also written 3-602-13-0110, measures 69 mm long, 3 mm thick with a 6 mm bore and drops into the trimming position on Homag CNC edge banding machines. It shears the glued overhang flush on solid wood, plywood, MDF, particle board and veneer, taking the band off in one pass. Silver metal body, 1 piece per individual package, price quoted on request against quantity.

An edge banding line loses time in three places: a trimmer blade gone dull that tears the band instead of shearing it, a replacement that arrives with the wrong bore or plate thickness and will not seat in the head, and a part order that sits behind the machine builder's desk while the line stands. The 3602130110 cutting blade is built for all three.

It is a flat cutting knife for the trimming station of Homag CNC edge banding machines, listed as 3602130110 and also written 3-602-13-0110. The blank measures 69 mm long, 3 mm thick, with a 6 mm bore, so the three numbers that decide whether a blade seats can be checked with a caliper before the order goes out.

Material is metal with a silver finish, ground and heat treated so the edge shears the glued overhang rather than pushing it flat. On solid wood, plywood, MDF, particle board and veneer it cuts flush without chipping the band, and it holds that cut through a long production run.

Fitment follows the machine plate: the blade is listed for Homag spare parts and Homag CNC edge banders, covering straight edge trimming, chamfer finishing and fine edge shaping. Furniture plants, cabinet shops and custom panel processors run it as a consumable. Each blade ships in an individual package, 1 piece per pack, and the price is quoted on request.

What the three dimensions and the part number decide at the trimming station:

• 69 mm blade length — the length quoted for the 3602130110 position; measure a worn blade end to end and compare it to 69 mm before ordering.
• 3 mm plate thickness — what the trimmer head clamps; a thicker or thinner blank sits badly at the same setting, so 3 mm is the number to match.
• 6 mm bore — the hole that locates the blade on its holder; measure across the hole, not by eye.
• One part number, two spellings — 3602130110 and 3-602-13-0110 are the same blade, so either can go on the order.
• Homag CNC edge bander fitment — listed for Homag spare parts, so fitment is checked against the plate on the trimming unit.
• Five panel types — solid wood, plywood, MDF, particle board and veneer, matched to the board on the line.
• Three trimming jobs — straight edge trimming, chamfer finishing and fine edge shaping from one part.
• Ground metal edge, silver finish — geometry ground and hardness from heat treatment, so the cut stays clean rather than smearing glue.
• Individual package, 1 piece — one blade per pack, so a spare stays identifiable in the drawer.
• Consumable, not an assembly — the holder, the head setting and the clamping screw stay on the machine at every change.

What changes for a shop that has been waiting on the machine builder, or running a dull blade to the end of the shift:

• No line stop for a worn edge. A 69 x 3 x 6 mm blade in the drawer turns a parts-order wait into a change at the trimming head.
• One number carries the order. 3602130110 and 3-602-13-0110 resolve to the same blade, so buyer and storeman can quote either.
• Checked with a caliper. Length, thickness and bore are published, so a blade is confirmed against three numbers before it ships.
• An edge that takes glue and paint. Flush shearing on five panel types leaves a band that needs no second scraping pass.
• Wear-part money, not head money. Only the blade is replaced, so the holder, its setting and the screw stay where they were set.
• Predictable trim across a long run. The heat-treated edge keeps its form through continuous CNC operation on a 69 mm blade.
• A spare that costs no floor space. 1 piece per package at 69 mm long, so two spares travel in a toolkit.
• Quoted against your quantity. The price is on request, given against the number of blades and the machine model.

Yes, if the trimming unit is listed for part 3602130110 or 3-602-13-0110. Read the number off the machine plate or the old blade, then match it to both spellings, because the listing names Homag CNC edge banding machines rather than every model the builder has made.

Yes. The two spellings are one part, and the listing carries them as a pair. Order by whichever number is stamped on the old blade; there is no second variant hiding behind the shorter form.

69 mm long, 3 mm thick, with a 6 mm bore. Those are the three published numbers, so measure a worn blade with a caliper across all three — a match on two of them is what produces a part that will not seat.

Metal, quoted as a high-hardness alloy steel and supplied with a silver finish. The edge is ground and heat treated rather than stamped, which is what keeps it shearing the band instead of pushing it.

Solid wood, plywood, MDF, particle board and veneer. Those are the five materials named on the listing, covering furniture, cabinet and custom panel work, and it cuts the glued overhang flush on all of them.

No. The blade is listed as a direct replacement in the trimming position, with no modification stated for the head. Check the three dimensions against the old blade before the first fit, then fit and set as usual.

One blade per individual package. That is a single piece rather than a set, so order the number of blades the trimmer station needs and keep the pack sealed until the change.

On request. Send the part number (3602130110 or 3-602-13-0110), the quantity and the Homag machine model, and the quote comes back against that quantity rather than a fixed page figure.