80*62mm Conveyance Chain Pad For KDT Style Woodworking Edge Banding Machine

Need a chain pad that stops a KDT style edge bander marking panels? The CCE001D is an 80 x 62 mm conveyance chain pad in rubber and PA, grey, listed for KDT, SenBsen, Niccro and Hold automatic edge banding machines. 80 mm along the chain, 62 mm across the panel contact, a textured face for grip, and a compound specified as heat resistant and wear resistant. It sits in the chain link, carries the panel past the trimming units, and is bought by size rather than by catalogue number. Customization is supported.

A worn chain pad never fails loudly. The panel starts riding a little low, the pressure rollers work harder to hold it, and the glued edge comes off with a line on one side. Then three things happen: pads stay on the machine past their life, scrap keeps running while a replacement is looked up, and one new pad dropped into a worn track puts a high spot there instead of fixing it.

The CCE001D is that replacement: a conveyance chain pad for automatic edge banding machines, one block sitting in the chain link and carrying the workpiece past glue, end trimming, fine trimming and buffing. Each pad measures 80 mm long by 62 mm wide. Length runs along the direction of travel and width is the face presented under the panel, so both come off a caliper on the old pad.

The body is rubber and PA. PA is a polyamide engineering plastic: it holds the mounting side square on the link and resists creep under a loaded panel, while the rubber face is the surface the board slides on and wears. The compound is specified as heat resistant and wear resistant, and the top face is textured for traction.

Pads are listed for KDT, SenBsen, Niccro and Hold edge banding machines. The same block repeats along the track, so quantity follows chain length. Customization is supported.

What the two dimensions, the compound and the top surface tell you before the pads go on the chain:

• 80 x 62 mm fit — 80 mm along the chain, 62 mm across the panel contact, both off the old pad.
• Rubber and PA — a rigid polyamide mounting face on the link side, a rubber contact face on the panel side, in one block.
• Textured top surface — the pattern raises traction on the board, so the panel does not slip or drift sideways at the cutters.
• Heat resistant compound — specified for the temperature the pad meets at the glue station, where a plain rubber softens.
• Wear resistant face — the rubber is the sacrificial surface, so the sliding load lands on a part you can change.
• Long working time — built for continuous production rather than occasional runs.
• Four machine platforms — KDT, SenBsen, Niccro and Hold automatic edge banding machines share the link seat.
• Repeats along the track — one pad is one link position, so quantity follows chain length, not a fixed set.
• Grey finish — used pads take on glue and dust, so a worn set reads differently from a new one.
• Customization supported — made to your drawing or to a measured sample of the old pad.

A soft track never breaks, which is why it gets blamed on the cutters and the operator before anyone looks at the pads.

• One flat reference again. A worn pad lowers the panel at that link; a full set of 80 x 62 mm pads puts every link back at one height.
• The line on the edge goes away. A track that is low at one position marks the edge on one side and leaves the other clean, which reads like a cutter fault.
• Two numbers, no catalogue search. 80 x 62 mm off the old pad is the whole fit check, so ordering does not depend on the chain part number.
• Grip where the cutters start. The textured face keeps the board square to the chain, so the trimming units meet an edge that is still straight.
• Heat and wear in one part. The compound is specified for both, so the pad gives up first instead of the panel.
• No machine adjustment. The pad drops into the link seat with chain tension and track height untouched.
• A part you can order on repeat. CCE001D plus 80 x 62 mm matches the next delivery to the pads already running.
• Made to your drawing. Customization covers shops running several vintages of one machine.

Yes, if the pad on your chain measures 80 x 62 mm and mounts the same way. It is listed for KDT, SenBsen, Niccro and Hold automatic edge banding machines, so pull one pad off the track, measure length and width, and compare before ordering a set.

Rubber and PA. The PA side is the rigid mounting face that sits square on the chain link, and the rubber face is the surface the panel slides against and wears on.

Yes, it is the grip. The surface pattern raises traction on the board, which is what keeps the panel from slipping or drifting sideways as it crosses the working units.

Count them on your own track. The same 80 x 62 mm block repeats along the chain, so the quantity follows track length, and pads wear together, so change them as a set.

Yes. Customization is supported, so a drawing or a measured sample of the old pad is enough to work from when the original profile is not catalogued.

It is specified as heat resistant for the temperature the pad meets at the glue station. No temperature limit is published, so send your working temperature and the pad can be checked against it.

80 x 62 mm. That is the size on the specification and the length and width fields, and the 79 x 61 mm figure appears in the description as a leftover from the CCE001 entry; measure your own pad before ordering.

When the rubber face is flattened, glazed or has lost its texture. Check the contact faces during a normal chain inspection, and change any pad that no longer presents a flat, textured top.