Holzher Sprint Edge Banding Spare Parts

Holzher Sprint edge bander parts

The Holzher Sprint collection includes products for conveying, pressure and glue-system groups, such as lower chain shoes and blocks, side-carriage rollers, band pulling rollers and glue-level sensors. Product names may refer to Holzher Sprint, Holzher, Biesse Sprint or dimensions associated with a different machine family. These references describe a listing; they do not mean the same component is used in every Sprint model or production revision. Edge banders can vary in feed arrangement, curved-edge setup, pressure unit and chain carrier. Begin with the exact model and serial number on the machine plate, the code on the current part and the station where it sits. A collection title alone is not fitment information.

Lower chain shoe and block dimensions

Listings may include a screw-mounted Holzher lower chain block named as 70 by 70 by 30 mm and a shoe described as narrow. Compare the outer profile that sits on the chain or carrier, length, width, height, screw type, hole spacing and mounting face. The word “narrow” may not say which axis is reduced, so compare the product image with the existing part and machine drawing. If the old part has worn in service, its dimensions may be smaller than the nominal ones. An intact part on the same carrier or the manufacturer catalogue can provide a better reference. Record the position in the chain, direction and panel line where it is installed. The full machine model, year and serial number help relate a Holzher product reference to the actual configuration.

Side-carriage rollers and curved-edge feed

Side-carriage rollers can be listed with different dimensions and shaft arrangements. Names such as 28 by 25 by 4 mm and 27 by 26 by 3 mm are useful size clues. Confirm outside diameter, width, bore, shoulder and fastening on the shaft. A 65 by 35 by 16 mm band pulling roller described for curved edges may use a different contact profile from a straight-edge roller. Consider the roller’s direction on the feed line, surface and direction of pull, not just its outside dimensions. Restricted rotation, side clearance or a damaged surface can be recorded as maintenance observations. Band slip can also relate to the panel curve, tension, pressure or a different feed point. Include the panel shape and station where the issue appears in the service record.

Band pulling roller and dimension check

A product name such as a Holzher Sprint 145 by 20 by 12 mm pulling roller helps narrow the selection, but check in the product details which surfaces those dimensions represent. Body circumference, working width, inner diameter, shaft or bushing, coating and fastening should match the component on the machine. A roller labeled universal still does not automatically fit every machine. The product record and machine drawing should establish whether it pulls, presses or guides the band and its exact location. Attach a photo of the mounting point, band travel direction, both sides of the old roller and the machine plate to the purchasing request. State if wear affected the measurement and compare it with a sound matching part or catalogue value.

Glue-level sensor listings for Holzher and Biesse Sprint

The live list may include a Holzher glue-level sensor and another sensor named for Biesse Sprint. Do not treat them as the same product. The sensor is identified by body length, mounting thread, sensing end, connector and cable, supply voltage and the signal type used at the machine input. A short brand or model name is not a datasheet. Photograph the maker’s label, electrical connection and mounting point on the tank, then compare them with the machine wiring diagram and OEM code. Since a glue pot can be hot and includes electrical connections, authorized staff should isolate energy and temperature under the site procedure. A level fault can also relate to the cable, connector, controller or residue; an alarm message alone does not prove that the sensor has failed.

Use the machine and spare-parts catalogue to check fit

Along with Holzher Sprint, provide the exact model, serial number and production year. Note a curved-edge option, different pressure arrangement or a later change to the transport chain. Copy the old number with every letter, hyphen and zero. Find the mounting group, item position and revision in the manufacturer’s spare-parts drawing. In a measurement sheet, record three outside dimensions and screw centres for a block; diameter, width, bore and shaft for a roller; contact face and pull direction for a pulling roller; and cable and label information for a sensor. A removal photo should show working direction, while an installation photo should document where the replacement sits. Do not confuse a matching machine-family name with a technical match.

Maintenance symptoms and follow-up

Describe the observed issue in a concise, repeatable way: where the panel slips, which direction the band travels, when a sensor alarm occurs or what wear appears on the chain shoe. That record helps prioritize similar products, but does not identify a root cause by itself. Damage to a roller or reduced shoe thickness should be considered with machine settings, alignment, contamination and mating components. Maintenance staff should retain the replaced part, measurements and test conditions. Work around a moving machine or heated adhesive should be carried out by authorized personnel under site procedures and maker instructions. Verify guards and safety interlocks at the end of work according to the site process.

Related edge-banding collections

For similar product families, see [general edge bander parts](/en/collections/kenar-bantlama-parca), [Homag / Brandt](/en/collections/homag-brandt-kenar-bantlama-yedek-parca), [Biesse Akron](/en/collections/biesse-akron-kenar-bantlama-yedek-parca), [SCM Olimpic](/en/collections/scm-olimpic-kenar-bantlama-yedek-parca) and [Edgetech](/en/collections/edgetech-kenar-bantlama-yedek-parca). A similar sensor, block or roller listed for another maker does not automatically fit your Holzher Sprint. Check each item against the machine drawing, code and connection dimensions. Use the exact product name in the request, add the model and serial number, and note another reference such as Biesse Sprint when it appears. Ask a specific question about any unresolved fit before ordering and record the answer; the collection heading or a similar brand name is not technical confirmation.

Build a Holzher Sprint spare-part file

Keep chain shoes, pulling rollers and glue-level sensors as separate records for the Holzher Sprint machine. A 70 by 70 by 30 mm screw-mounted block and a 145 by 20 by 12 mm band roller require different measurement checks. Do not treat a roller described for curved edges as equivalent to a straight-edge roller just because its dimensions look similar; contact profile and machine function matter. Compare the differently named Holzher and Biesse Sprint sensors by model code and electrical connection. Save the product-label photo and the station diagram in the order history so that listings carrying different maker references are not casually linked to the same repair.

Related parts collections

For items listed in Holzher Sprint edge bander parts, compare related part types in edge bander spare parts · Biesse Akron edge bander parts · SCM Olimpic edge bander parts. Check the model, connection and full part reference separately for each product.