Edgebander Pneumatic Glue Pot With Dual Tanks System And Dust Removal Function

Need a second glue colour in the same shift without draining the pot? The XEIQD-B edgebander pneumatic glue pot runs a dual tank system, so the next glue waits in the second tank instead of in a cleaning bucket, and it adds a dust removal function at the glue application area. Inner wall layer is Teflon, direction is forward, control is pneumatic. Manual control, single tank, reverse direction and a Homag version are also available. Send pictures of your glue pot for a fitment check.

Three things slow down a line that bands more than one panel type: the colour change that means draining and cleaning the pot before the next order starts, the glue film baked onto the pot wall that flakes into the bond, and trimming dust drifting back onto a strip that was just glued. The XEIQD-B is built around those three.

The XEIQD-B is an edgebander pneumatic glue pot with a dual tank system and a dust removal function, SKU XEIQD-B. Air drives the glue feed, so the pot does not wait on a hand crank, and two tanks let the next glue type or colour be prepared in the second tank while the first one is still feeding the line.

The inner wall layer is Teflon, and that is the surface the adhesive actually sits against between fills. The pot runs in the forward direction. Dust removal works at the glue application area itself, which is where contamination would otherwise land, not somewhere downstream of the bond.

The options come off the same body: manual control instead of pneumatic, a single tank instead of two, and a reverse direction version. That gives four tank-and-control builds, eight once direction is counted. A glue pot for Homag edgebanders is also available. Fitment is confirmed from pictures of your glue pot, so the check happens before the order ships.

What it changes on the glue side:

• Two tanks, one line — next glue type or colour goes in the second tank, so a changeover is a switch, not a drain-and-scrape of the busy pot.
• Pneumatic feed, not a hand crank — the pneumatic control sets glue feed at the air side, not on how far an operator turns a handle.
• Dust removal at the glue area — the built-in function clears dust and debris from the glue application area, ahead of the bond rather than after it.
• Teflon inner wall — the inner wall layer is Teflon, so the adhesive meets that surface between fills.
• Forward direction as standard — the pot is built in the forward direction for a standard line layout, with a reverse version for the opposite one.
• Four builds from one part number — pneumatic or manual control, dual or single tank: four tank-and-control combinations on one body.
• A Homag version too — a glue pot for Homag edgebanders is also available, so a mixed-badge shop keeps one source for both.
• Fitment checked from photos — applicability is confirmed from pictures of your glue pot — the check that catches a different flange or mount before shipping.
• Four applications named — cabinet making, furniture manufacturing, interior millwork and custom woodworking all use the same glue pot part.

Two-colour line, one pot: either drain it and lose the changeover, or hold two complete pots on the shelf:

• A colour change stops costing a clean-out. With two tanks, the next glue waits in the second tank while the first still feeds the strip, so the switch is a valve setting, not a wash-down.
• Less to flake into the bond. Adhesive sits against a Teflon inner wall, and dust is taken out at the glue application area, the point where it would reach the strip.
• One part number covers the variants. Pneumatic or manual, dual or single tank, forward or reverse — four builds on one body means one spare line, not four different pots.
• A mixed-brand shop keeps one source. The Homag version sits beside the standard pot, so two machine badges do not mean two suppliers and two lead times to chase.
• Fitment is settled before the invoice. A picture of your glue pot is checked at quotation, so a wrong flange is caught before it becomes a return.
• The dust story ends where it starts. Removal happens at the glue application area, the one place it can still contaminate the bond.
• Glue feed set once, held by air. A pneumatic control holds the feed at the setting you made, so the last panel of a shift runs on the same setting as the first.

Send pictures of your glue pot and we check it before you order. The XEIQD-B is listed under KDT spare parts, but fitment is confirmed from photos of your own pot rather than from the machine badge alone, which is how a different flange gets caught.

A changeover without draining the pot. Two tanks mean the next glue type or colour is prepared in the second tank while the first one is still feeding the line, so the switch is a change of feed point instead of a clean-out.

No. Four tank-and-control builds come off the same body: pneumatic or manual control, combined with a dual or single tank. Direction adds a further pair, forward or reverse.

Teflon. The inner wall layer is Teflon, and that is the surface the adhesive sits against between fills.

It clears dust and debris from the glue application area. Because the removal point sits at the application area, contamination is taken out before it reaches the strip rather than after the panel has been banded.

Forward as standard. A reverse direction version is also available for a line laid out the other way, so the direction has to be named with the order.

Yes, a glue pot for Homag edgebanders is also available. The same check applies: send pictures of the pot you are replacing so the mount and flange are matched before it ships.

Price is by quotation — send the pictures of your glue pot together with the quantity and the version you need (pneumatic or manual, dual or single tank, forward or reverse) and the quote is built on that.