120x35x60mm Power Feeder Rollers Power Feeder Wheels Power Feeder Spares

The fit is three numbers, not a catalogue search: 120 mm outside diameter, 35 mm bore, 60 mm face. This red rubber power feeder wheel is φ120 × φ35 × 60 mm — the rubber tread that grips the board, on a metal hub that holds the bore round. It fits woodworking power feeders that take a 120 × 35 × 60 mm wheel, and one turn lays about 377 mm of tread past the timber. Measure the old wheel, match all three figures, and the feeder grips again.

A power feeder rarely dies at the motor. It dies at the contact point: the rubber tread glazes, boards stall at the infeed, the operator starts pushing stock through by hand, and the feed rate changes from one shift to the next. Then comes the second problem — finding a wheel that actually fits, while the machine stands idle.

This is that replacement: a red rubber power feeder wheel, φ120 × φ35 × 60 mm. The 120 mm outside diameter is the tread that meets the timber, the 35 mm bore is the hole the feeder shaft passes through, and the 60 mm face is the width of rubber in contact with the stock. Three numbers, one part.

Inside the rubber sits a metal hub, so the bore stays round and the wheel runs true on the shaft instead of wobbling. Outside, the red rubber does the work — it is the surface that grips the board and turns shaft rotation into feed. One turn of a 120 mm wheel lays about 377 mm of tread past the timber.

Because the size is the part number, 120*35*60, a re-order is a caliper check rather than another catalogue hunt. The wheel is sold as a spare for woodworking power feeders, priced on request, and swapped in the time it takes to slide the old wheel off its shaft.

On a spare part, the dimensions are the specification.

• 120 mm outside diameter. The rubber tread measures 120 mm across, and that is the surface that touches the board.
• 35 mm bore. The bore is 35 mm, so the feeder shaft passes through it — the first number to check with a caliper.
• 60 mm face width. 60 mm of rubber sits against the workpiece, the third figure in 120*35*60.
• Rubber outside, metal inside. The tread is rubber and the hub is metal, so grip comes from rubber and the bore is carried by metal.
• About 377 mm of tread per turn. A 120 mm diameter gives roughly 377 mm of circumference, the surface distance one revolution moves the stock.
• Red tread, bare metal hub. Red is the specified colour of the rubber; the metal hub behind it is unpainted, so a worn tread is easy to tell from a new one.
• Pressure position on a woodworking feeder. Listed as a power feeder part: the wheel that presses the stock and drives it forward.
• One size, one SKU. 120*35*60 encodes outside diameter, bore and face width in that order, so the part number is the fit check.

When a feeder loses grip the choice is usually two bad ones: wait for the machine builder's wheel, or fit whatever is on the shelf and watch the bore run out.

• Fit is decided by three numbers. 120 mm outside, 35 mm bore, 60 mm face: a caliper on the old wheel answers the compatibility question in under a minute.
• The feeder goes back to work the same day. It is one wheel on one shaft, a slide-off, slide-on job rather than a feeder rebuild.
• Rubber where it grips, metal where it locates. The red tread supplies traction and the metal hub keeps the 35 mm bore round, so the wheel does not run out on the shaft.
• A feed rate you can predict. At a given shaft speed a 120 mm wheel moves about 377 mm of board per revolution, so the setting that worked before still works.
• 60 mm of contact, not a narrow edge. The drive is spread across 60 mm of tread instead of a narrow edge.
• A repeat order is a repeat part. Because the dimensions are the SKU, the second purchase does not depend on a photo or a sample.
• The quote follows your quantity. Price is given on request against the quantity of 120*35*60 wheels you need.

It is φ120 × φ35 × 60 mm. That is a 120 mm outside diameter, a 35 mm bore and a 60 mm face width, listed under SKU 120*35*60.

Only if your feeder takes a 120 mm wheel on a 35 mm shaft with a 60 mm face. Measure the old wheel across the tread, across the bore and across the face; when all three read 120 / 35 / 60 mm, this is the replacement.

It is the bore. 35 mm is the inside diameter of the hole the shaft passes through; the 120 mm figure is the outside diameter of the rubber tread.

Both. The tread is rubber and the hub is metal: the red rubber is the surface that contacts the board, and the metal carries the 35 mm bore.

Yes. The same wheel is listed as a power feeder wheel, a power feeder roller and a power feeder tyre, all at φ120 × φ35 × 60 mm.

Woodworking power feeders. It is listed as a power feeder spare part, not as a conveyor wheel or a CNC axis roller.

Price is quoted on request, and no fixed minimum is published on this listing. Send the quantity you need and the price comes back in writing.

Yes. The same range covers 24T and 30T copper gear wheels, the LW26-20/6S cam switch, the 04A-26 link chain, the 03G-4 gearbox cover and the 03G-5 gear washer, so one feeder repair can be one order.