Premium Buffing Wheels Polishing Wheels For Woodworking Edgebander 150*50*20mmm

Need the polishing wheel that sits on the buffing station of an edgebander? This is it: 150 mm outside diameter, 50 mm inner hole, 20 mm thick, written 150x50x20 mm. The face is white cotton cloth on a grey plastic core, a buff wheel rather than a coated disc. Those three numbers are the entire fit check against the spindle. It is listed for automatic edge banding machines working wood, plastic and laminates. Other sizes and non-round inner holes are quoted on request.

Three things go wrong at the buffing station of an edgebander. The wheel is ordered by habit and the bore never lands on the spindle. The cotton face glazes and edges leave the machine dull. The worn wheel is noticed only after the panels are stacked. The first two are settled before the order leaves the desk, because both are dimensions and material, not opinion.

This is an edgebander polishing wheel, also sold as a buff wheel: 150 mm outside diameter, a 50 mm inner hole and a 20 mm thickness, written 150x50x20 mm. The 50 mm bore decides whether it mounts at all. The 150 mm rim sets the contact circle against the edge. The 20 mm face is the width of cloth that touches the band.

The material is white cotton cloth on a grey plastic core, so the working surface is fibre on a solid hub: the cloth carries the polish, the core holds the bore square on the spindle. It is listed for automatic edge banding machines and for polishing wood, plastic and laminates.

Nothing here needs adapting. The wheel replaces the one already on the station. Other sizes, and inner holes that are not round, are quoted on request against the dimensions you send. Price is per enquiry.

Three numbers decide whether a buffing wheel fits, and one line of material decides how it polishes — both are given as facts below.

• φ150 mm outside diameter — the rim that runs against the edge, fixed at 150 mm, not a range.
• 50 mm inner hole — the mounting bore, made to sit on a 50 mm polishing spindle.
• 20 mm face width — the cloth face measures 20 mm across the bore, the working width.
• White cotton cloth face — the contact surface is cloth, so polish rides in the fibre rather than on a coating.
• Grey plastic core — the hub is plastic, so the 50 mm bore keeps its shape while the cloth does the work.
• Three edge materials — wood, plastic and laminates are all named for this wheel, so one stock item covers three band families.
• Automatic edge banding machines — the listing names that machine family as the application the wheel is made for.
• One-step changeover — old wheel off the station, 150x50x20 mm wheel on, with no adapter in between.
• Less bench finishing — polishing moves onto the machine, which is the manual finishing the part is listed to reduce.
• Other sizes and bore shapes — anything apart from 150x50x20 mm, and holes that are not round, are quoted on request.

When a buffing station stops delivering, a shop has two ways out: pull panels for a hand pass, or keep the right wheel on the shelf. This 150x50x20 mm wheel serves the second route.

• Fit is three numbers deep. 150 mm outside, 50 mm bore, 20 mm wide — measure the spindle on the machine, not the photograph, and the order is decided.
• One spare, three band types. Wood, plastic and laminates run on the same wheel, so the shelf line is one item deep instead of three.
• The polish rides in the fibre. A white cotton face holds compound at the surface that touches the band, so the working face is the material itself.
• The core keeps the bore true. A grey plastic hub holds the 50 mm bore, which keeps the wheel sitting square on the spindle between changes.
• Changeover is one wheel. Off with the worn wheel, on with the new one — no adapter plate, no second part in the chain.
• Bench time is the saving. Every edge finished on the machine is an edge that never reaches a hand-polishing pad.
• A reorder that repeats. 150x50x20 mm is the whole reference to quote back, so the next wheel arrives the same size as the last.
• Non-standard sizes stay open. Other diameters, other thicknesses and non-round inner holes are quoted against the dimensions you send.

Yes, if the polishing spindle on your machine takes a 50 mm bore. The wheel is 150 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore and 20 mm thick, and automatic edge banding machines are the application it is listed for. Check the bore on the spindle before ordering.

150 mm outside diameter, 50 mm bore, 20 mm thick — written 150x50x20 mm. All three are fixed for this part, and they are the only dimensions a fit check needs.

Cotton cloth, white, on a grey plastic core. The face is cotton fibre, which is why the part is sold as a buffing and polishing wheel rather than a felt disc.

Wood, plastic and laminates. Those three are the edge materials named for this wheel, so it covers the band types a typical edgebanding job runs.

Swap it onto the same polishing station the old wheel came off. Remove the worn wheel, fit the 150x50x20 mm wheel on the 50 mm bore, and the station is back in service.

It reduces manual finishing rather than removing every hand pass. The buffing step moves onto the edgebander, and what is left at the bench is the work the machine cannot reach.

Yes. Other sizes and other inner-hole shapes are quoted on request. Send the outside diameter, the thickness and the bore shape you need, and the quote is raised against those numbers.

Price is quoted per enquiry — no fixed figure is published. Send the size 150x50x20 mm and the quantity, and the quote is raised against that.