69*16*13*6Z PCD Fine Trimming Cutter For Edge Banding Machine Woodworking Tool

A dull fine trimmer is what leaves a step at the joint, and a wrong size code is what stops the line after the head is already stripped. This cutter is read off one code: 69*16*13*6Z — 69 mm outer diameter, 16 mm bore, 13 mm height, 6 teeth, PCD (polycrystalline diamond) edge. It ships as 1 pair = 2 pcs, 0.41 kg per pair, so the top and bottom cutters of the trim station change together and cut to the same depth.

A trim station stops paying for itself in three familiar ways: a worn fine trimmer leaves a step where the band meets the panel, a wrong size code turns up after the head has been stripped, and cutters bought one at a time put a new blade opposite a part-worn one, so the top face and the bottom face are cut to different depths. The PCD fine trimming cutter in 69*16*13*6Z removes all three.

It is a fine trimming cutter for edge banding machines, listed as PCD — polycrystalline diamond — and sized 69*16*13*6Z: 69 mm outer diameter, 16 mm bore, 13 mm height and 6 teeth. At the trim station it squares the remainder of the glued overhang the rough trimmer leaves, so both joints finish flush with the panel face.

The unit is 1 pair = 2 pcs at 0.41 kg for the pair, because a trim station carries a cutter for the top edge and one for the bottom edge. The pair wears at the same rate on the same pass, which keeps the joint flush on both faces.

Fitment is read off three measured numbers: 69 mm, 16 mm and 13 mm. The listing covers edge banding on wood, PVC, melamine and veneer, customisation is available for off-list sizes, and the price follows the quantity you ask for.

Everything that decides fitment, finish and reorder sits in the size code 69*16*13*6Z and the weight on the label:

• 69 mm outer diameter — the cut circle the fine trim head is built around, checked with a caliper at the spindle.
• 16 mm bore — the seat that centres the cutter on the trim spindle; measure the spindle seat, not a worn cutter.
• 13 mm height — one setting covers a 13 mm band height, with no shimming of the head between jobs.
• 6Z, six teeth — each tooth takes one sixth of the remaining overhang per revolution, so the joint is squared in small steps.
• PCD cutting edge — polycrystalline diamond is the edge material in the listing, on the rim that meets the glued band.
• Fine trim stage — the cutter that follows end trim and rough trim and squares both joints flush.
• 1 pair = 2 pcs — top and bottom cutters in one unit, at 0.41 kg for the pair.
• Wood, PVC, melamine, veneer — the four banding materials named for this cutter in the listing.
• Customisation available — an off-list size is quoted from your drawing or from three measured numbers.
• Carton packed — each pair travels in a carton box, sealed and labelled for the buyer.

At the trim station the choice is usually between an original cutter ordered through the machine maker and a cheap one whose three numbers do not match — both stop the line:

• Change both faces in one order. one unit is 2 pcs, so the top and bottom cutters are replaced on the same pass instead of one face running part-worn against a new one.
• Reorder by size code, not machine serial. 69*16*13*6Z is the whole instruction: 69 mm diameter, 16 mm bore, 13 mm height, 6 teeth.
• A diamond edge on the finish cut. the listing specifies PCD, so the corner that decides whether the joint reads flush is a diamond edge rather than a plain steel one.
• A spare pair costs shelf space. at 0.41 kg for the pair, a second set sits in the tool cabinet and a worn cutter is swapped in minutes.
• Off-list sizes are quoted, not refused. customisation is available, so the answer to an unusual bore or height is a quotation against your drawing.
• Price follows the order. the quotation is on quantity, so a two-pair trial and a production run are priced as what they are.
• Packed for transport. carton box, sealed and labelled to the buyer's marking, so 6 cutting edges arrive as they left.

Yes, if three numbers on your trim head match: 69 mm outer diameter, 16 mm bore and 13 mm height. Those three are the whole fitment check — measure the bore on the spindle seat rather than on a worn cutter, because a worn part reads small.

A pair. Each unit is 1 pair = 2 pcs, and the pair weighs 0.41 kg, which is how a trim station is normally changed: top edge and bottom edge together.

Polycrystalline diamond — the cutting edge material. The listing names the cutter as PCD (diamond) and sizes it 69*16*13*6Z, so the finish cut is made by a diamond edge rather than a plain steel one.

Six teeth. Z is the tooth count in the size callout, so 6Z means 6 cutting teeth on the 69 mm rim, with a 16 mm bore and 13 mm height.

Fine trim. It is the cutter that squares the joint after end trim and rough trim have taken the bulk of the overhang; the size code on it is 69*16*13*6Z.

Wood, PVC, melamine and veneer — the four the listing names for this cutter. Those cover the banding most edge banding lines run, and no other substrate is claimed.

Yes. Customisation is available, so an off-list size is quoted against your drawing or against four numbers: outer diameter, bore, height and tooth count.

The price is quoted on the quantity you order, not fixed on the page. Send the size code 69*16*13*6Z with the quantity and the pair count, and the quotation comes back on that enquiry; the listing states no fixed minimum order.