φ100xφ102.5x22mm Press Bracket For KDT Edgebanding Machine - Edgebander Spare

Need a split drive belt bracket off a KDT edgebander before the line stops again? The PSW079 is the press bracket for that position, specified at φ100 x φ102.5 x 22 mm in aluminium and plastic. It sits on the drive belt run of a KDT edgebanding machine and holds the belt in its seat while the belt drives the feed. Three numbers, two materials, one listed part — measure the old bracket across both diameters and the face, and the size check is finished.

A worn drive belt bracket does not stop an edgebander — it lets the belt walk. The feed picks up slack, panels reach the trimming units out of square, and the bracket stays on the machine anyway. Then a replacement is bought from a photo at a size nobody measured, and the line waits twice.

The PSW079 is a press bracket on the drive belt circuit of a KDT edgebander: it presses the belt into its running position and holds it while the feed pulls panels through. The listed size is φ100 x φ102.5 x 22 mm — 100 mm and 102.5 mm diameters on a 22 mm body. Measure the old bracket across both diameters and the face, and the fit check is done.

It is made from aluminium and plastic. Aluminium gives a rigid body at a 100 mm diameter without steel weight; plastic is the softer of the two and gives first where a belt runs against it, so wear lands on the cheapest part in the drive.

Fitting is on the bracket position already on the machine, with belt tension and feed height untouched. It is listed for KDT edgebanding machines, so the match is brand plus three dimensions. Price is quoted on request.

What the three dimensions, the two materials and the KDT listing tell you before the bracket goes on:

• φ100 x φ102.5 x 22 mm — the listed size, all three numbers taken off the old bracket with a caliper.
• Two diameters given — 100 mm and 102.5 mm, so a bracket measured across only one of them is caught at the bench.
• Aluminium plus plastic — a metal body with a plastic element, so the belt meets something softer than steel.
• Listed against KDT — documented for KDT edgebanders, which is what makes a brand-plus-size match possible.
• Press-and-hold geometry — presses the belt into its running position and keeps it there while the feed pulls.
• 22 mm body — seats in the bracket position without packing, shimming or a spacer washer.
• Bolt-on replacement — uses the mounting points already on the machine, so belt tension is not re-set.
• One bracket, not a kit — you replace the worn part and keep the pulley, belt and shaft still in service.
• A wear part worth stocking — one part number at one size, so a second bracket ends the next wait.
• Quote by quantity — priced on request, so the quote follows the number of positions you cover.

A bracket leaves an edgebander in one of two ways: the line waits on a part, or the part stays on until the belt drifts.

• The line restarts without a part hunt. PSW079 plus φ100 / φ102.5 / 22 mm is the whole identification, so the order goes out the day the old bracket is measured.
• You stop buying from a photo. Two diameters and a 22 mm body check with a caliper in a minute, and a bracket that misfits costs a second shutdown.
• Feed tension comes back where it was. A bracket that has moved lets the belt leave its seat; a matched bracket puts it back on the pulley line.
• Edge faults get fixed at the cheap end. Belt walk shows in the finished edge, but the bracket is a fraction of the pulley, belt and shaft it protects.
• Nothing to re-set after the swap. Same mounting points, so belt tension and feed height stay as the last operator set them.
• No machine-year guessing. The part is matched on a KDT edgebander and three dimensions, not on a serial number.
• One number on the shelf. A single PSW079 spare covers the next failure at that position, and everything behind it stays in service.

Yes, if your old bracket measures φ100 x φ102.5 x 22 mm. The part is listed for KDT edgebanding machines at exactly that size, so take both diameters and the 22 mm body off the bracket you are replacing and compare the three numbers before you order.

Aluminium and plastic. The aluminium gives the bracket its body at a 100 mm diameter and the plastic is the softer of the two materials, which is what you want where a belt runs against the part.

Yes, the two names are the same part. The listing sells it as a drive belt bracket and calls it the press bracket for the belt position, and both point to PSW079 at φ100 x φ102.5 x 22 mm.

Not if the size matches. The bracket mounts on the existing points, so the belt goes back into its running position with tension and feed height as they were — which is also why the dimensions have to be right.

One per bracket position you are replacing. PSW079 is a single bracket, not a set, so count the positions on your machine, and take a second one as a spare if a stop is expensive for you.

Ask for a quote. Price is given on request rather than as a fixed pack price, so send the machine model, the quantity and the size you measured and the quote comes back against those.

Only φ100 x φ102.5 x 22 mm is documented for PSW079. If your bracket measures differently it is a different part, so send the measurement and the machine model rather than forcing this one into the seat.

Because the part is specified with two of them, φ100 mm and φ102.5 mm, plus a 22 mm body. The listing does not label which diameter is which, so measure both on the old bracket and match the pair rather than a single number.