Heavy Duty Power Feeder Seven Wheels Six Speed Arc Feeder TF76

Need stock to keep moving through a table saw, shaper or moulder without a hand on the board? The TF76 is a seven-wheel power feeder with a 1/2 HP motor and six feeding speeds: 8/9/12/16/18/23 m/min at 50 Hz and 9.5/10/14/19/20/28 m/min at 60 Hz. Seven rubber rollers of φ48 × W60 mm spread the grip along the stock instead of two narrow strips. Net weight 38 kg feeder plus 29 kg stand, in two cartons, and neither carton goes over 41 kg gross.

A workshop that still feeds boards by hand hits the same three things every shift: a push rate that changes with the operator, hands close to the cut on short stock, and a grip that slips once the timber surface turns rough. One unit has to solve all three at once, and that is the job the TF76 is built for.

The TF76 is a heavy duty power feeder with seven rubber rollers instead of the four on a standard unit, held in an arc over the stock. Each roller is φ48 × W60 mm, so the grip runs the full width of the material rather than two narrow tracks. Six feeding speeds cover 8, 9, 12, 16, 18 and 23 m/min on a 50 Hz feed and 9.5, 10, 14, 19, 20 and 28 m/min on 60 Hz, so a fast rip and a slow pass over short work each get a setting.

A 1/2 HP motor drives it. The feeder body weighs 38 kg and the stand 29 kg, 67 kg net together. Packed weight: 40 kg body plus 31 kg stand, 71 kg gross.

It mounts on moulding machines, table saws, end-milling machines and other woodworking equipment, so a single unit covers several machines on one production line instead of being tied to a single station. Price is negotiable and quoted per order.

Three things separate the TF76 from a four-roller feeder: the roller set, the speed range and the packing.

• Seven rollers in an arc — 7 rubber rollers of φ48 × W60 mm run in one arc over the stock, spreading pressure along the workpiece instead of two strips.
• Six speeds — 8/9/12/16/18/23 m/min at 50 Hz, 9.5/10/14/19/20/28 m/min at 60 Hz; one dial covers the fast rip and the slow finishing pass.
• 1/2 HP drive — a 1/2 HP motor turns the whole roller set, matched to continuous feed rather than short bursts.
• Wear-resistant rubber — the rollers hold grip on planed and rough-sawn faces and leave the machined surface unmarked.
• Wide mounting — fits moulding machines, table saws, end-milling machines and other woodworking equipment, so one unit covers several stations.
• Stand included — the 29 kg stand ships with the 38 kg feeder, giving 67 kg net as a working assembly.
• Two cartons, not one heavy box — body carton 620×515×350 mm, stand carton 750×315×290 mm; the two parts are lifted separately.
• Stable feed rate — an even push over the whole pass keeps cut load constant, which holds the feed speed you set.
• Hands clear of the cut — with the rollers driving the stock, the operator guides instead of pushing, keeping hands away from the blade or cutter.

The choice is usually between feeding by hand and buying a four-roller unit that has to be re-set for every change of stock. The TF76 is the second option with three more rollers.

• Your hands stop being the feed. With 7 rollers pulling the stock, the operator lines the board up instead of pushing it past the blade, so the near-cut hand position is gone.
• One speed for each cut, not one speed for the shop. Six positions from 8 to 28 m/min mean a fast rip and a slow pass over short work both get their own setting.
• Fewer marks on the finished face. Seven rollers of φ48 × W60 mm spread the load, so pressure per roller drops and the surface comes off unmarked.
• One unit, several machines. Moulding machine, table saw and end-milling machine are all listed mounting points, so the 67 kg assembly earns its cost across the line, not at one bench.
• Two boxes you can actually move. 40 kg and 31 kg gross cartons are handled separately, so no single crate needs a hoist on arrival.
• Priced for the order you place. Price is negotiable and quoted per order, so a spare-parts order and a full-feeder order are not forced onto the same list price.

Six. The dial covers 8/9/12/16/18/23 m/min on a 50 Hz feed and 9.5/10/14/19/20/28 m/min on 60 Hz — the same six positions, higher m/min at 60 Hz.

Yes, if your machine is one of the listed families. The TF76 is listed for moulding machines, table saws, end-milling machines and other woodworking equipment. Send the machine type and table area before ordering so the fit is confirmed.

Seven rollers of φ48 × W60 mm. Seven is what makes the arc grip: pressure is spread along the stock instead of sitting on two strips.

A 1/2 HP motor drives the roller set. The rating is 1/2 HP, and the unit is specified with both 50 Hz and 60 Hz speed figures, so confirm the supply on your site when ordering.

Two lifts, not one: 38 kg feeder and 29 kg stand, 67 kg net as an assembly. The two parts ship in separate cartons and are lifted separately, so one person handles each part instead of 67 kg in one go.

Two cartons. The body goes in 620×515×350 mm at 40 kg gross, the stand in 750×315×290 mm at 31 kg gross, 71 kg total gross.

Yes. The same six positions give 8/9/12/16/18/23 m/min at 50 Hz and 9.5/10/14/19/20/28 m/min at 60 Hz, so the higher-frequency figure is roughly 20 % faster at every position.

Price is negotiable and quoted per order. Give the model TF76, the quantity and the destination port or address, and you get a written quotation against those.