PU Feed Roller for Four Sided Moulder Planer 140x35x30mm Four Side Moulder Feeding Wheel

Need to replace a slipping feed wheel on a four sided moulder without waiting on an OEM order? This PU roller goes into the same station: 140mm outside diameter, 30mm face width, 35mm bore, polyurethane bonded to a steel core. It feeds solid wood, MDF and laminated board, and is listed for the common moulder brands including Weinig, Wadkin, Leadermac, SCM, Kentwood and Gubisch. Price on request, shipped by FedEx, DHL or UPS. Check the three measurements on the worn wheel before ordering.

A moulder that feeds badly shows it three ways: the wheel glazes and the board slips at the first head, the worn tread lets the timber chatter so the finished face comes out stepped, and the replacement eventually arrives in the wrong width so the line stands still. This 140x35x30mm polyurethane feed roller is the spare for those three failures.

It is a polyurethane feeding roller for four sided moulder planers. A steel core carries the 35mm bore and the drive load, and a polyurethane (PU) tread is bonded around it. The steel holds the hub true under torque; the PU takes the contact wear, the shock of every board edge and the vibration that travels back up the feed shaft.

The PU tread is why the wheel works on more than one material. It grips solid wood, MDF and laminated board without the marking a hard metal surface leaves, and it keeps traction instead of polishing itself smooth. The 30mm face width spreads feed pressure over a narrower band, for stations where clearance is tight.

Dimensions read 140mm outside diameter, 30mm width and 35mm bore — the same three numbers a caliper gives you off the old wheel. The roller covers replacement and OEM use on Weinig, Wadkin, Leadermac, SCM, Kentwood, Gubisch, Panhans, Holzher, Maggi and Chinese moulder models. Price on request; shipment by FedEx, DHL or UPS.

Every point below can be checked on the part with a caliper.

• Smooth PU tread — smooth polyurethane rather than toothed steel, so it grips by contact instead of biting a pattern into the finished face.
• 140mm outer diameter — the OD matches the common four sided moulder feed station, so a worn wheel measures against it.
• 30mm face width — 30mm of tread on the board, the narrow option in a range that also lists 15, 20, 25 and 50mm widths.
• 35mm bore — sized for the feed shaft on standard four sided planers; measure the old wheel to confirm.
• Steel core, PU skin — two materials, two jobs: steel carries torque and keeps the hub round, PU absorbs impact and tread wear.
• Three board types — solid wood, MDF and laminated board all run on the same wheel, so one spare covers the production mix.
• Common moulder brands — listed for Weinig, Wadkin, Leadermac, SCM, Kentwood, Gubisch, Panhans, Holzher, Maggi and Chinese models.
• Replacement or OEM — the same roller serves as a service part and a build component; customisation is supported.
• Compact for air freight — a 140mm wheel goes by FedEx, DHL or UPS, so a stopped line is days from a spare, not weeks.
• One line item — 140x35x30mm identifies the part; the same diameter and bore cover the other widths in the range.

The usual choice is bad either way: keep running a glazed wheel until boards are scrapped, or stop the line and wait on an OEM part. A spare in the exact dimensions removes both.

• Back running in one shift. Bore, outside diameter and width match the worn wheel, so the job is unbolt, slide off, slide on — no boring, no shimming.
• Grip that holds through a shift. PU keeps traction on solid wood, MDF and laminate instead of glazing over and letting the board slip at the first head.
• Fewer scrapped boards. A steel core keeps the 35mm bore round and the wheel concentric, so feed stays steady and the face flat.
• No marks on a finished surface. A smooth PU tread presses the board without the indentation a toothed steel wheel can leave on a sanded face.
• One spare covers the run. Solid wood, MDF and laminated board feed on the same wheel, so stock is one line item, not three.
• Available when the line stops. Express shipment by FedEx, DHL or UPS beats an OEM order for a 140mm wheel that weighs little.
• Size confirmed before you pay freight. 140x35x30mm is stated on the part, so the old wheel can be checked with a caliper first.
• Custom sizes quoted, not hunted. Customisation is supported, so a non-standard bore or width can be made to order.

Only if the old wheel measures 140mm outside, 30mm wide and 35mm bore. Those three numbers decide fit, not the machine brand, so check them on the worn part before ordering.

The tread material. This one is a bonded polyurethane tread on a steel core, so it grips without leaving marks on a finished face; the same size range also lists steel wheels for rougher work.

Solid wood, MDF and laminated board. The PU tread is listed for all three, so a change of board type does not mean a change of wheel.

140mm is the outside diameter. Bore is 35mm and face width is 30mm, which is why the part reads 140x35x30mm.

No. Replace the wheel that slips, chatters or shows a worn bore; the rest can stay until they show the same symptoms.

It is listed for Weinig, Wadkin, Leadermac, SCM, Kentwood, Gubisch, Panhans, Holzher, Maggi and Chinese moulder models. Confirm the three measurements on the wheel you are taking off.

Yes. Customisation is supported, so quote the bore, outside diameter and width you need and the size can be produced.

Price is on request, and the wheel ships by FedEx, DHL or UPS. Send the size, the machine model and the quantity for a quote.