Four Side Moulder Planer Feed Roller Rubber Feeding Roller Planer Moulder Spares

Product Description

Need a feed roller for a four sided planer that grips the timber without marking it, at the size your station was built for? The 54105770 is a rubber or polyurethane feeding roller on an aluminum or steel core, made to your drawing rather than to one stocked size. Bore, outside diameter, face width and tread are quoted from the shaft you send. It is listed against nine moulder makes and Chinese machines, customization is supported, and it ships by FedEx, DHL or UPS from China.

A moulder loses output in three places: a feed roller that has glazed and hardened, so the last pass slips; a roller that has taken a set and presses a mark into a face already cut to size; and a machine idle while a replacement is ordered from the builder's catalogue.

The 54105770 is that replacement: a rubber or polyurethane feeding roller for four sided planer and moulder feed stations. The tyre is bonded to a core in aluminum or steel; bore, outside diameter, face width and tread are cut to your drawing, not to one stocked size.

Grip is the job. PU and rubber deform around the board and spring back, so drive is frictional and continuous rather than a hard contact that skids. That elasticity holds pressure even across the face, resists abrasion, and lets solid wood, MDF, particle board and laminated panels leave without a pressure mark.

It is listed against nine moulder makes — Weinig, Wadkin, Leadermac, SCM, Kentwood, Gubisch, Panhans, Maggi and Holzher — and against Chinese woodworking machines, as a replacement or OEM part. Customization is supported, so a non-standard shaft becomes a quotation item. Price on request; shipment by FedEx, DHL or UPS from China.

Product Features

Two things decide whether a feed roller holds: the working face, and the fit on the shaft.

• Rubber or PU tyre — rubber for a soft, high-friction contact; polyurethane for a face that keeps its shape under load.
• Aluminum or steel core — the tyre is bonded to a machined hub, so the bore and the running diameter stay true.
• Bore cut to your shaft — plain, keyway or clamping-ring bore, cut to the diameter and key size you send.
• Diameter and width to order — built to the size of the roller being replaced, so the pressure setting stays put.
• Tread matched to the station — smooth where the finish must stay unmarked, ribbed where a short board has to be pulled.
• Non-marking contact — the elastic face deforms around the workpiece and recovers, so a planed face leaves without a pressure mark.
• Even pressure across the face — elasticity holds contact uniform along the full face width, so no edge steers the board.
• Built for four sided planers — a feeding roller for four sided planer and moulder feed stations, not a conveyor idler.
• Replacement or OEM supply — supplied to the envelope of the roller it replaces, so no drilling or shimming is needed.
• Nine makes plus Chinese machines — drawn against Weinig, Wadkin, Leadermac, SCM, Kentwood, Gubisch, Panhans, Maggi, Holzher and Chinese moulders.

Product Parameters

Product Advantages

The choice on a worn feed roller is narrow: run it until it marks the timber, or take the machine off line and wait for a part from the builder's catalogue.

• Replace the tyre, keep the station. The part that wears is the rubber or PU face, not the shaft, so one roller puts the feed station back to work.
• A face the sander does not have to rescue. An elastic face that deforms and recovers leaves no pressure mark, which keeps sanding passes off faces already cut to size.
• Grip where output is lost. Slippage on the last pass becomes a step in the profile and a rejected board; the elastic contact face removes the slip, not the symptom.
• Four combinations from one part number. Rubber or PU on an aluminum or steel core, so the same 54105770 line covers a soft contact and a long-wearing one.
• Custom sizes without a tooling project. Customization is supported, so a non-standard bore or face width goes on the drawing and into a quotation, not into a new tool.
• Bought against your machine, not a brand list. Nine named moulder makes and Chinese machines are covered, so the part is matched to the shaft you run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this feed roller fit my moulder?

Yes, if the three numbers come off your shaft, not off a catalogue. Measure the bore, the outside diameter of the worn roller and its face width, and the 54105770 is cut to those numbers, so the station needs no modification.

Is the tyre rubber or polyurethane?

Both are available. The outer layer is quoted as rubber for a soft, high-friction contact or as polyurethane for a face that keeps its shape under load, and the choice is written on the quotation.

Do I have to pick a stock size?

No. Nothing on this roller is a fixed stock size: bore, outside diameter, face width and tread are all made to your drawing, and customization is supported.

Will it leave pressure marks on planed timber?

Not at normal feed pressure. The rubber or PU face deforms around the workpiece and recovers, so the board is driven by friction instead of by a hard contact edge.

Which moulder makes does it suit?

Nine named makes are listed — Weinig, Wadkin, Leadermac, SCM, Kentwood, Gubisch, Panhans, Maggi and Holzher — plus Chinese four sided moulders, and on any of them the shaft dimensions still decide the fit.

Can it be made with a keyway or a clamping ring?

Yes. The bore is supplied plain, with a keyway, or as a clamping-ring bore, and it is cut to the shaft diameter and key size on your drawing.

Can you make a roller for a machine that is not on your list?

Yes. Send a drawing or the three shaft numbers of an unlisted machine, and the roller is quoted to that drawing as a replacement or OEM part.

How do I get a price, and how is it shipped?

Price comes by quotation, because the roller is made to your drawing. Send the bore, outside diameter and face width plus the quantity, and it ships by FedEx, DHL or UPS from China.