Planer Moulder Spare Parts PU Feeding Wheels 120x25x15mm Four Side Moulder Planer Feed Roller

Need a feed wheel that stops the board stalling at the infeed of a four-sided planer? This one is 120 mm outside, 25 mm bore, 15 mm wide - the three numbers that decide whether it fits. A steel core takes the drive torque, a polyurethane tread does the gripping, so the face stays in contact across the full width instead of pressing at two high points. Same wheel for softwood and hardwood, supplied as a spare for existing stations and for OEM builds, with customization supported on bore and width.

A four-sided planer or moulder announces worn feed wheels in three ways: the board hesitates at the infeed because the tread has gone glassy, the finished face carries a rub mark where the roller slipped instead of pulling, and the spare that arrives has the wrong bore because it was ordered from a photograph. None of those are machine faults. All three are the feed roller.

The Polyurethane Feeding Roller For Planer Moulder is a 120 x 25 x 15 mm replacement wheel: 120 mm outer diameter at the face that meets the timber, 25 mm bore that slides onto the drive shaft, 15 mm of contact width. A steel core carries the torque of the shaft; a polyurethane outer layer does the work at the board.

PU is the part that holds. It grips through elasticity rather than through teeth, so the tread stays in contact across the whole 15 mm band instead of loading two high points the way a hard wheel does. The same elasticity is what keeps a softwood face and a hardwood face free of crush marks and scratches at one feed setting.

It fits four-sided planer and moulder feed stations, drops into the existing housing, and is supplied for replacement as well as OEM builds, with customization supported when a station needs a different bore or width. One compound, one wheel, both material classes.

Feed quality on a four-sided planer comes down to four numbers and one material, all fixed on this part.

• 120 mm outer diameter - The tread the station is set up around. Measure the old wheel at the crown, not at the worn shoulder, or the reading will be short.
• 25 mm bore - The drive shaft fit. Check it with a caliper before ordering; no other dimension on the wheel can compensate for a bore that does not match.
• 15 mm contact width - Narrow enough to run narrow stock against a side head, wide enough to keep full contact on a wide board.
• Steel core, PU outer layer - Two materials, two jobs: the core holds shape under load, the polyurethane does the gripping at the board.
• Elasticity instead of teeth - The tread grips through surface contact, so board faces leave the feed table without tooth marks to sand out.
• Softwood and hardwood - One compound covers both material classes, so a change of stock does not mean a change of wheel.
• Replacement and OEM supply - Supplied as a spare for existing stations as well as for new builds, with customization supported.
• Courier shipment - FedEx, DHL or UPS as the shipment line states, with the courier confirmed on the order.

A worn feed wheel leaves a shop two bad choices: strip the feed assembly down for a re-machine, or keep running and inspect the surface afterwards. A 120 x 25 x 15 mm PU wheel removes both.

• A swap, not a rebuild. If the station already runs 120 mm outside, 25 mm bore and 15 mm width, the change is one wheel and a few minutes, not a strip-down.
• Defects caught at the source. Because the tread grips by contact rather than by teeth, the rub mark a hard wheel leaves no longer costs a sanding pass on every board.
• A feed rate you can plan around. Steady friction at the 15 mm band means the board reaches the cutterhead at the speed you set, cut after cut.
• Two material classes, one spare. Softwood and hardwood run on the same wheel, so the stores shelf holds one part number instead of two.
• Wear you can read off the face. A PU tread shows its condition: once the face has gone glassy, grip has gone with it and the wheel is due.
• A non-standard size stays in the same family. Customization is supported, so a different bore or width is quoted as a variant of this wheel rather than as a new part.

Only if three numbers match: 120 mm outside, 25 mm bore, 15 mm width. Measure the wheel you are replacing with a caliper at all three points first, because the part name gives the size but it cannot tell you whether the shaft was ever changed.

Outer diameter, inner diameter, then width: 120 mm outside, 25 mm bore, 15 mm wide. Reading it as diameter-width-bore is the most common ordering mistake on this size.

Polyurethane. The material line reads PU, and the tread is a polyurethane outer layer over a steel core, so the load path from shaft to board stays inside one wheel.

No, less. PU grips through elasticity rather than through teeth, so the face is held across the full 15 mm band instead of being pressed at two hard points.

No. The item is the 120 x 25 x 15 mm wheel itself, so the existing shaft, keyway and housing stay in the machine and only the worn wheel comes out.

Yes. Customization is supported on this line, so a station that needs another bore or contact width is quoted as a variant of the same wheel.

Price is quoted per order rather than fixed on the page. Send the quantity, the station they go into and the delivery address, and the quote comes back with the courier chosen from FedEx, DHL or UPS.

Yes, the same planer moulder range also lists 120x25x20mm, 120x30x50mm, 140x35x25mm and 140x35x15mm feed rollers. Match bore and width to your shaft before choosing between them, because a larger outside diameter only helps if the housing clears it.