120x35x60mm Power Feeder Parts Press Wheel Rubber Feeding Wheels for CNC Machine

Need to get a slipping power feeder feeding again? This is the replacement 120*35*60mm press wheel: 120 mm outside diameter, 35 mm bore, 60 mm face width, rubber tread on a metal hub, finished in red and yellow. It goes on power feeders on CNC routers, milling machines and other woodworking machinery. Three dimensions decide the fit, so a caliper on the old wheel answers the whole question. Packed in a standard export carton and shipped on a prompt delivery schedule. Price is quoted per enquiry.

A power feeder stops being a power feeder the moment it loses grip. The board stalls under the cutter, the operator starts pushing by hand again. The usual cause is the feed wheel: the rubber tread glazes, flattens at one spot or tears loose from the hub, and the wheel no longer carries the workpiece at a steady speed. Swapping the wheel restores the feed without touching the motor or the gearbox.

The 120*35*60mm press wheel is a replacement rubber feed wheel for power feeders on CNC routers, milling machines and other woodworking machinery. Three numbers define the fit: 120 mm outside diameter, 35 mm bore and 60 mm face width. The tread is rubber and the bore and hub are metal, moulded in red and yellow. Wheel size also sets travel per turn: a 120 mm wheel carries 377 mm of tread past the contact point in one revolution.

A wheel is a consumable, so the real question is whether the replacement drops onto the shaft. With the same 35 mm bore and 60 mm face, the fit is confirmed with a caliper instead of a trial mount. Each wheel is packed in a standard export carton, orders ship on a prompt delivery schedule, and pricing is quoted per enquiry, so ask with your quantity.

A feed wheel is judged on three things: fit to the shaft, grip on the board, and how the rubber survives a shift.

• Ø120 mm outside diameter — the tread measures 120 mm across, so 377 mm of rubber passes the contact point every revolution.
• 35 mm bore — the wheel seats on a 35 mm feeder shaft; caliper the old wheel's bore first.
• 60 mm face width — a 60 mm rubber face spreads feeder pressure across the board instead of a narrow line.
• Rubber tread on a metal hub — rubber does the gripping; the metal bore carries the shaft load and the drive.
• Grip instead of slip — the rubber surface grips and guides the workpiece, so the board is carried rather than skidded.
• Less vibration at the feed point — rubber absorbs the vibration of a turning 120 mm wheel, so the run is quieter than bare metal contact.
• Drop-in replacement — same 120 / 35 / 60 mm envelope as the worn wheel: one wheel off, one wheel on, no modification to the feeder.
• Red and yellow body — twin colour makes a wheel easy to pick out of a spares drawer and easy to check for wear.
• Standard export carton — each wheel travels boxed, and orders ship on a prompt delivery schedule.

The choice is usually between an OEM roller through a dealer and nursing a glazed wheel for another week. Matching three numbers gives a third option: swap one part.

• Stop losing passes to slip. a glazed or torn tread turns a self-feeding machine into a hand-fed one; a fresh 120 mm wheel puts grip back at the contact point.
• Confirm the fit with a caliper. the whole spec is three numbers — 120 mm outside, 35 mm bore, 60 mm face — so anyone can check the old wheel in a minute.
• No machining, no shimming. the 35 mm bore matches the shaft and the 60 mm face the roller position, so the wheel goes back on the spindle it came off.
• Protects the face you just machined. rubber contacts the workpiece instead of steel, so feeder pressure is spread over a 60 mm wide soft face.
• A quieter feed point. rubber takes the vibration out of the 120 mm contact, so the feeder is one you can talk over.
• One spare beats a stopped line. a wheel failure stops the feeder, not just the wheel; a second 120*35*60mm wheel turns a lost shift into a five-minute swap.
• One part number for router and miller. one wheel covers feeders on CNC routers, milling machines and other woodworking machinery, so the drawer holds one number.

Only if your feeder uses a 120 mm outside diameter, 35 mm bore and 60 mm face wheel. Caliper the old wheel on all three — when the three numbers match, this part replaces it with no adapter.

Power feeders on woodworking CNC routers, milling machines and other woodworking machinery. It is a feeder spare, so it feeds the board rather than cutting it.

Both. The tread that touches the workpiece is rubber and the bore and hub are metal, which is why the part is listed as rubber and metal.

Take three caliper readings: outside diameter, bore and face width — 120 mm, 35 mm and 60 mm for this size. A wheel that measures outside those three numbers is a different part, so measure before you buy.

No bare metal touches the board. Only the rubber tread runs on the workpiece, and the 60 mm wide face spreads the feeder pressure instead of concentrating it.

No fixed MOQ is published for this wheel; the quantity is quoted per enquiry. Send the number of wheels you want and the quote comes back against that number.

Price is quoted per enquiry rather than listed. Send the quantity and we reply with the current price for the 120*35*60mm wheel.

Standard export carton, prompt delivery. Each wheel is boxed for export, and orders are dispatched on a prompt delivery schedule.