Polyurethane Feeding Wheels for Planer Moulder 120x30x25mm Four Side Moulder Planer Spare Parts

Replacing a worn feed wheel on a four side planer should not mean rebuilding the feed station. This polyurethane feeding wheel measures D=120 mm outside, W=25 mm face width, Bore=30 mm - three figures that decide whether it goes straight onto your shaft. The tread is polyurethane (PU) over a steel core: elastic enough to grip the board face, firm enough to hold its shape. It is a spare part, matched by measurement rather than by machine serial number. Measure the wheel coming off, compare all three numbers, then order.

Three things go wrong when a feed wheel wears. Boards stall at the same point on every pass. The planed face picks up a shiny ring where the wheel has been spinning instead of gripping. And the operator starts pushing timber by hand to get past the stall.

This wheel answers all three, because it is the part that was on the machine when the feed was still stable. It is a polyurethane feeding wheel for planer moulders: D=120 mm outside diameter, W=25 mm face width, Bore=30 mm. The body is a steel core, and the gripping surface is a polyurethane (PU) tread bonded to it.

Polyurethane is why it grips. The tread stays elastic while resisting abrasion, so it deforms into the board face and drives it instead of skating across it. Traction spread over a 25 mm contact band is what keeps the feed rate constant, the cut consistent, and the planed surface free of wheel marks.

Ordering is arithmetic: 120 mm outside, 25 mm wide, 30 mm bore - measure the wheel coming off and compare all three. It is catalogued for four sided planer and moulder feed stations, serves replacement and OEM applications, and customization is supported where a dimension differs. Price is quoted per order against the quantity you need.

Every line below is a number or a material, so each can be checked against the wheel in your hand.

• D=120 mm outside diameter — the tread runs at 120 mm, where the old 120 mm wheel sat.
• W=25 mm face width — a 25 mm band drives the board without pressing outside its existing line.
• Bore=30 mm — it slides onto a 30 mm shaft with no adapter and no shimming.
• Polyurethane tread — PU is the gripping surface; it deforms into the timber face and drives it instead of skidding.
• Steel core — the load path from the 30 mm bore to the tread is steel, so the body keeps its round.
• Abrasion resistance — polyurethane resists wear, so the tread keeps its grip instead of polishing smooth.
• Low marking — the elastic tread spreads load across the full 25 mm width, so pressure per square millimetre stays low.
• Four sided planer fitment — catalogued for four side moulder and planer feed stations, including spindle moulder feed positions.
• Replacement and OEM — supplied for drop-in replacement work and for OEM builds, with customization supported.
• Transport roller duty — the same part works as a transport roller wherever a 120/25/30 wheel carries stock through the line.
• Express shipping — FedEx, DHL or UPS as requested, so one wheel does not wait for a container.

A worn feed wheel leaves two options: hand-feed past the stall, or stop the line and wait for a part. This is the third, settled by three numbers.

• Back in the station without a rebuild. The part measures 120 × 25 × 30 mm, matched by measurement, not serial number.
• No modification if the old wheel measured the same. Same 30 mm bore, same 120 mm outside: what comes off is what goes on.
• Grip stops depending on the operator. Polyurethane drives the board across a 25 mm band, so nobody pushes timber through the stall.
• One worn position, one part. Replace the failed wheel, not a whole roller assembly, and the station keeps its settings.
• Marks on a visible face cost money. The elastic tread spreads pressure over the full 25 mm width, which is where wheel rings come from.
• A specification you can write down. 120 mm, 25 mm and 30 mm are the whole part number, so a repeat order reads like the first.
• Spares coverage across positions. Any feed or transport position on a four sided planer that takes a 120/25/30 wheel takes this one.
• Custom sizes are supported. If your bore or width differs, the same PU-over-steel construction is supplied to your measurement.

Only if your machine takes a 120 mm outside diameter wheel with a 25 mm face and a 30 mm bore. Measure the wheel you are removing - all three numbers - because those three figures are the whole specification.

They are the three fit dimensions, and the parameter table lists them separately. D is the outside diameter (120 mm), W is the face width (25 mm) and Bore is the shaft hole (30 mm). Check them one by one against the old wheel.

Polyurethane. The tread is PU bonded onto a steel core, so the grip comes from an elastic polyurethane surface rather than a rubber one.

A steel core. The steel carries the load from the 30 mm bore out to the tread, so the wheel holds its round while it is pressing on a board.

Yes. Send the quantity you need and the quote is written against it; a single replacement position and a full set of feed positions are quoted from the same part, 120/25/30.

Yes, customization is supported. Send your outside diameter, face width and bore, and the same polyurethane-over-steel construction is supplied to those figures.

Because a polished or flat tread slides instead of gripping. Once the PU surface glazes over, the wheel skates on the face it should be driving, and that is the ring you see on planed timber.

Send the quantity and the dimensions, and the price is quoted per order. Shipping is by FedEx, DHL or UPS as requested, so a single wheel moves as express freight.