Cotton Polishing Wheel for SCM Edge Banders Cotton Buffing Wheels 150x19x10mm

Product Description

Looking for a drop-in replacement for the polishing station on an SCM edge bander? This cotton buffing wheel measures 150 mm outside diameter, 19 mm across the hexagon bore and 10 mm thick, so it seats on the hex polishing spindle directly, without an adapter or a re-bore. The body is cotton cloth pressed around a metal hub: soft enough to polish the glued edge, firm enough to hold its working face. Colour is white, material is cotton and metal, and the same size is used on Brandt machines.

Three things go wrong when a polishing station runs out of wheels: the spare arrives with a round bore that will not seat on the hex shaft, the wheel is thick enough to drag the panel face, or the line waits on an OEM part number. This wheel is cut to remove all three — hexagon bore, 10 mm face, 150 mm diameter.

It is a 150 mm cotton buffing wheel with a 19 mm hexagon bore and a 10 mm thickness, built from cotton cloth pressed around a metal hub. The stacked cotton gives the edge a soft, open working face that polishes the glue line instead of cutting into it, while the metal hub carries the drive load so the cloth cannot spin free. The cloth is white, so a loaded face is easy to spot.

Fit is the reason this part number exists. The 19 mm hexagon bore matches the hex polishing spindle used on SCM edge banding machines, and the same 150 x 19 x 10 mm size is also used on Brandt edge banders, so one stock item covers several stations on a mixed line instead of two part numbers.

Specs at a glance: outside diameter 150 mm, inner hole 19 mm, thickness 10 mm, bore shape hexagon, material cotton and metal, colour white. Other sizes and inner-hole shapes on request.

Product Features

Each line below is a dimension or a fit, not an adjective.

• Hexagon bore, 19 mm — the bore is shaped rather than round, so the wheel is driven by the hex spindle instead of relying on friction on a round shaft.
• 150 mm outside diameter — the wheel presents a full contact face to the panel edge at the polishing station height.
• 10 mm face width — the narrow 10 mm face works the glue line only, so the visible panel surface is left untouched.
• Cotton cloth body — layers of cotton cloth are pressed into the hub; the cotton is the part that meets the edge, which is why the wheel polishes instead of scratching.
• Metal hub — the steel hub takes the drive torque, so the working load does not sit on the cotton layers and the wheel holds its shape.
• White cotton face — glue smear and burn marks show up as a dark band on white, so a loaded wheel is replaced before it transfers that residue to the edge.
• SCM and Brandt fitment — the 150 x 19 x 10 mm size and 19 mm hexagon bore are used on both machine families, so one part number serves a mixed line.
• Replacement, not modification — it mounts on the existing hex spindle: no bushing, no adapter, no re-bore.

Product Parameters

Product Advantages

A dull polishing wheel leaves two bad options: pay an OEM price and wait, or run a wheel that does not fit the spindle. This part removes the choice.

• Shorter downtime. A wheel that seats on the existing 19 mm hex spindle needs no bushing and no trial fit, so the station goes back into the line in one part change.
• Cleaner edge, less rework. The cotton face works a 10 mm band over the glue line, so the panel face is not touched and there is no buffing haze to sand back afterwards.
• Correct bore, first time. Ordering by bore shape — hexagon, 19 mm — takes out the most common wrong-part problem on polishing wheels.
• One number for a mixed line. The same 150 x 19 x 10 mm wheel serves SCM and Brandt edge banders, so spare-parts stock is one line item, not two.
• Wear you can see. A white cotton face turns dark when it loads up with glue, which gives the operator a clear point to swap the wheel instead of polishing with a glazed face.
• Soft contact on thin edges. Cotton cloth, not a hard abrasive disc, is what meets the edge, so thin and veneered edges are polished rather than cut back.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this wheel fit my SCM edge bander?

Yes, if your polishing station uses the 19 mm hex spindle. The wheel is 150 mm outside diameter, 19 mm hexagon bore and 10 mm thick — check those three figures against the spindle and guard on your machine.

What is the hexagon bore for?

It drives the wheel. A hexagon bore matches the hex polishing spindle, so torque is carried by the flats of the shaft rather than by friction, and the wheel cannot slip on the spindle under load.

Can I use it on a Brandt machine?

Yes. The 150 x 19 x 10 mm size with the 19 mm hexagon bore is also used on Brandt edge banders, so the same part covers both machine families.

Do I need an adapter or bushing?

No. The bore is already 19 mm and hexagon, so the wheel mounts on the machine's existing hex spindle with no bushing, adapter or re-bore.

How many wheels do I need for one machine?

One per polishing station. A machine with two polishing stations needs two wheels; count the stations on your line before ordering.

Will the cotton wheel scratch the panel?

No — the cotton face is what contacts the edge, not the metal hub. The 10 mm cotton face polishes the glue line, and the metal hub stays at the bore.

How do I know when to replace the wheel?

Replace it when the white face goes dark with glue or stops polishing in one pass. A loaded cotton face smears residue back onto the edge instead of removing it.

Can you supply other sizes or bore shapes?

Yes. Other diameters, thicknesses and inner-hole shapes outside 150 x 19 x 10 mm are quoted on request — send the size and bore shape you need.