6-Inch Steel-Core Type B Cotton Edgebander Buffing Wheel for Exact Spare Replacement
6-Inch Steel-Core Type B Cotton Edgebander Buffing Wheel for Exact Spare Replacement is positioned for spare replacement, glue-line cleanup, fine-mark reduction and gloss refinement in the final edgebanding stage.
It uses cotton cloth working layers. steel center in Type B construction; confirm any interface, shoulder or bore dimensions from photos, drawings and the old wheel.
It is intended for furniture factories, service companies and spare distributors with a confirmed Type B old wheel or machine drawing and primarily works on straight and normally profiled PVC, ABS, acrylic and solid-wood edges.
Selection value: Positioned around exact Type B steel-core fitment rather than generalized performance claims, reducing mounting errors and after-sales disputes.
• Size / model: 6 in / approximately 152 mm; confirm face width, bore, shoulder and flanges against the machine or old wheel.
• Material & core: cotton cloth working layers; steel center in Type B construction; confirm any interface, shoulder or bore dimensions from photos, drawings and the old wheel.
• Construction / manufacturing: flexible cotton layers combined with a Type B steel center for the edgebander’s final buffing unit; cotton layers are retained around the steel core to form a continuous finishing face; sewing, ply count and hardness are not published.
• Process stage: spare replacement, glue-line cleanup, fine-mark reduction and gloss refinement in the final edgebanding stage.
• Surface fit: straight and normally profiled PVC, ABS, acrylic and solid-wood edges. Operating tip: treat Type B as an interface identifier, not a performance grade; verify front/back orientation, rotation, flange clamping area and wheel-to-edge contact center.
• Typical workpieces: cabinet, wardrobe, office-furniture and whole-house customized panels.
• Supply options: Samples, bulk orders, neutral packaging and custom logos are available. Face width, bore, core interface, MOQ, lead time and OEM requirements are subject to the formal quotation.
Product Certification
This 6-Inch Steel-Core Type B Cotton Edgebander Buffing Wheel uses cotton cloth working layers with steel center in Type B construction; confirm any interface, shoulder or bore dimensions from photos, drawings and the old wheel. flexible cotton layers combined with a Type B steel center for the edgebander’s final buffing unit; cotton layers are retained around the steel core to form a continuous finishing face; sewing, ply count and hardness are not published.
It is designed for spare replacement, glue-line cleanup, fine-mark reduction and gloss refinement in the final edgebanding stage on straight and normally profiled PVC, ABS, acrylic and solid-wood edges. Typical workpieces include cabinet, wardrobe, office-furniture and whole-house customized panels. Process pairing: follow the original machine process and approved cleaner; after changing wheel type, run sample panels and check for residue, heat or haze.
For furniture factories, service companies and spare distributors with a confirmed Type B old wheel or machine drawing, the central sales value is clear: Positioned around exact Type B steel-core fitment rather than generalized performance claims, reducing mounting errors and after-sales disputes. Selection rule: Type B does not mean stronger or softer than Type A. One source page contains placeholder text; do not copy it into the listing, and factory-check all technical specifications.
Product Specifications
| Diameter | 6 in / approximately 152 mm |
| Working material | cotton cloth working layers |
| Core | steel center in Type B construction; confirm any interface, shoulder or bore dimensions from photos, drawings and the old wheel |
| Construction | flexible cotton layers combined with a Type B steel center for the edgebander’s final buffing unit |
| Process stage | Type B steel-core replacement cotton finishing buff; spare replacement, glue-line cleanup, fine-mark reduction and gloss refinement in the final edgebanding stage |
| Edge materials | straight and normally profiled PVC, ABS, acrylic and solid-wood edges |
| Compatible equipment | fully automatic or semi-automatic edgebanders with a buffing/brushing unit; confirm the spindle, flange, bore, rotation direction and installation envelope for the specific machine |
| Face width, ply, bore/shoulder, flanges and maximum speed | not published; confirm against the machine or old wheel |
Features & Advantages
• Material & core: cotton cloth working layers; steel center in Type B construction; confirm any interface, shoulder or bore dimensions from photos, drawings and the old wheel.
• Construction benefit: flexible cotton layers combined with a Type B steel center for the edgebander’s final buffing unit.
• Process value: spare replacement, glue-line cleanup, fine-mark reduction and gloss refinement in the final edgebanding stage.
• Machine sourcing: fully automatic or semi-automatic edgebanders with a buffing/brushing unit; confirm the spindle, flange, bore, rotation direction and installation envelope for the specific machine.
• Buyer benefit: Positioned around exact Type B steel-core fitment rather than generalized performance claims, reducing mounting errors and after-sales disputes.
Applications
• Exact replacement of an old Type B steel-core wheel
• Final finishing stations on automatic edgebanders
• Gentle cleaning of glue lines and light scraper marks
• Separate Type A/Type B control in multi-SKU spare stores
How to Use
1. Stop the machine and isolate energy as required. After removing the old wheel, record front/back orientation, rotation, diameter, face width, bore/shoulder and flange dimensions.
2. Inspect the new wheel and steel center in Type B construction; confirm any interface, shoulder or bore dimensions from photos, drawings and the old wheel. Confirm that it is dry and free of loose layers, deformation or damage, and that the spindle, flanges, guarding and maximum permitted speed are compatible.
3. Install per the machine manual, restore guarding and local exhaust, and stand clear of rotating parts during jog/no-load testing. Stop immediately for wobble or abnormal vibration.
4. Process pairing: follow the original machine process and approved cleaner; after changing wheel type, run sample panels and check for residue, heat or haze.
5. Adjustment: treat Type B as an interface identifier, not a performance grade; verify front/back orientation, rotation, flange clamping area and wheel-to-edge contact center.
6. Run a sample using production panel, edge and adhesive materials. Check glue line, tool marks, gloss, whitening, heat and residue before locking pressure, height and feed settings.
7. Keep guarding and extraction effective, and secure hair and loose clothing. Clean, adjust or replace the wheel only after shutdown and energy isolation.
