140x35x50mm Black Rubber Feeding Roller for Woodworking Two Sided Planer Machine

Is the feed wheel on your two-sided planer letting boards slip or run out of square? The 140*35*50mm black rubber feeding roller is the press wheel for woodworking two-sided planer machines: φ140 mm outside diameter, φ35 mm bore, 50 mm face height, rubber over an aluminum core, supplied in black and yellow. The same line also lists φ120*φ30*φ50 mm, with the same 50 mm face, and the price is quoted on request. Three figures decide the fit, and all three are already written into the part name.

When a two-sided planer stops pulling boards through, the same three problems turn up: the feed wheel has gone hard and glossy so the board slips, the machine stands idle waiting for a replacement, and the wheel that finally arrives has the wrong bore because only the outside diameter was measured. The 140*35*50mm feeding roller is the spare for the first two, and the figures in its name prevent the third.

It is a press wheel for woodworking two-sided planer machines — the rubber wheel that presses the workpiece down and drives it past the cutterhead. Outside diameter is φ140 mm, bore φ35 mm, face height 50 mm. A second size is listed at φ120*φ30*φ50 mm.

The wheel is rubber moulded over an aluminum core. The aluminum carries the bore and the drive load; the rubber takes the contact with the board, so contact load lands on the face that wears and the core stays sound behind it. The rubber surface is treaded, which turns shaft rotation into forward grip on the timber.

The wheel is supplied in black and yellow and priced on request: contact us for a quote. An order is settled by three measurements taken off the worn wheel — 140 mm diameter, 35 mm bore, 50 mm height, or 120 / 30 / 50 mm for the smaller size.

What this press wheel is, in the terms that decide whether it fits a machine:

• φ140 mm outside diameter — the figure that sets wheel height against the board; measure the old wheel first.
• φ35 mm bore — the bore rides the machine shaft, so it has to match before the diameter does.
• 50 mm face height — 50 mm of rubber spreads drive load across the board instead of a narrow line.
• Rubber over an aluminum core — rubber supplies grip, the aluminum supplies the bore and the drive load.
• A second size in the same line — φ120*φ30*φ50 mm is listed beside φ140*φ35*50 mm.
• Treaded rubber face — the moulded tread is what converts rotation into feed on a planed surface.
• Black and yellow — the listed colour, so a spare is identified on the shelf by eye.
• Built for two-sided planers — the feed position that drives the board past the cutterhead.
• Wear stays on the rubber — the core sits inside the face, so a worn wheel shows where a caliper can reach.
• Priced by quote — contact us for a quote is the listed term; no list price is printed.

When a feed wheel wears, the choice is to keep running with a wheel that slips or to stop the planer until a spare turns up. This one makes the second choice short.

• You change a wheel, not a machine. the press wheel seats on the machine's own shaft, so a 50 mm face is replaced without touching the cutterhead.
• Three figures settle the fit. 140 mm diameter, 35 mm bore, 50 mm height — a caliper on the old wheel answers the order.
• The rubber is the wearing part. contact load lands on the rubber over the aluminum core, not on the bore that locates the wheel.
• Two sizes from one source. φ140*φ35*50 mm and φ120*φ30*φ50 mm arrive on one purchase order.
• Grip is in the face. a treaded 50 mm rubber surface turns shaft rotation into feed, so the board is driven rather than dragged.
• A spare you can identify by eye. black and yellow tells a worn wheel from a new one before anything is measured.
• A price you can work from. contact us for a quote prices the wheel against the quantity a workshop actually uses.

Yes, if your machine takes a φ140 mm wheel with a 35 mm bore and a 50 mm face height. Measure all three figures on the wheel you are removing, because a correct diameter alone does not confirm the fit.

φ140 mm outside diameter, φ35 mm bore, 50 mm height. The SKU is the three figures in that order, so the part name itself carries the fit.

Yes. φ120*φ30*φ50 mm is listed beside the 140*35*50 mm size: 120 mm diameter, 30 mm bore, 50 mm height.

Rubber with an aluminum core. The core holds the bore and takes the drive load; the rubber is the face that presses the board and provides the grip.

Because the rubber face has hardened or polished, not because the planer has lost drive. A treaded face worn smooth cannot turn rotation into feed, so the board stalls or skews — and a new wheel is the cure.

Yes — the bore and the height. A 140 mm wheel with a 35 mm bore will not go onto a shaft sized for 30 mm, which is why the SKU states all three figures.

Black and yellow as listed for this part. The product name calls it a black rubber roller and the colour field records black and yellow together, so the spare matches the wheel already fitted.

Order by size — 140*35*50mm or 120*30*50mm — plus a quantity. Price is contact us for a quote, since the wheel is quoted rather than listed at a fixed figure.