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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 54 ft (16.5 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Torino |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | SMIT03 |
| Product Type | ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Finish | Italia |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 54 ft (16.5 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Torino |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | SMIT03 |
| Product Type |
| ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Finish | Italia |
This 65 mm ABS edgebanding in color SMIT03 Torino is the wide-format companion to the SM'art decorative panel collection, sized to trim panels thicker than standard case material and finished in the Italia texture family to match the face of the board exactly. At 1 mm thick and 54 feet per roll, it is stocked for shops that need a reliable color match on heavier substrate without sourcing a custom band.
Standard 23 mm banding is sized for 19 mm panels, but a job that steps up to 25 mm or thicker stock — a sturdy open shelf, a solid-looking bench top, or a laminated carcase wall — needs a band with enough width to cover the edge and still trim cleanly. The 65 mm width handles those applications without the shop having to source a special order. It also suits any visible edge that gets a heavy routed profile, where a narrow band would be cut away before it reaches the face line. Plan the cut list around the substrate thickness and let the 65 mm format do the rest.
ABS is chlorine-free by nature, which matters on projects where a PVC-free specification is in play — healthcare casework, education furniture, and commercial interiors with restricted-material clauses increasingly call it out. The polymer holds color and gloss well enough that the Italia finish on the band reads consistently with the panel face across a long run of doors or drawers. The 1 mm body is substantial enough to absorb a side impact on a drawer front without chipping, while still trimming and scraping cleanly on a standard edgebander without leaving a visible glue line.
Custom cabinet shops building thicker-than-standard carcases, millwork operations running commercial shelving, and furniture makers who step up to heavier substrate for a premium feel are the natural buyers for this width. The 54-foot roll is also the format that fits a project-based shop: one roll covers a defined scope, and there is no overage sitting in the banding drawer waiting for the next job in the same color. Designers specifying Torino across a casework package can call this band directly into the cut list alongside the SM'art panel, knowing the match is factory-sourced rather than approximated.
This edgebanding is produced to match the SM'art TFL decorative panel collection in color SMIT03 Torino, Italia finish family. Order the matching SM'art panel and this band together to carry the same decor from face to edge.
The 65 mm width is selected when the panel substrate exceeds 19 mm, when the design calls for a heavy routed edge profile, or when a thick-looking edge is part of the aesthetic. For standard 19 mm casework panels the 23 mm band is the correct width.
Yes. At 1 mm thick and supplied as ABS, this roll runs on a standard hot-melt edgebander. The wider format does not require a machine modification, though confirm your edgebander's maximum band width before loading.
ABS is chlorine-free, so it meets specifications that exclude PVC. It is the right call on healthcare, education, and commercial jobs where the material spec calls out PVC-free edgebanding.
A 54-foot roll is a short roll suited to a single project or a focused run in this color. For higher-volume production in Torino, a 328-foot roll is available in the standard widths.
Matching the edge to the face is the last step that makes a finished panel read as a complete component rather than a faced board, and having the correct color, width, and finish stocked together means the job does not stall waiting on a special order.
This 65 mm ABS edgebanding in color SMIT03 Torino is the wide-format companion to the SM'art decorative panel collection, sized to trim panels thicker than standard case material and finished in the Italia texture family to match the face of the board exactly. At 1 mm thick and 54 feet per roll, it is stocked for shops that need a reliable color match on heavier substrate without sourcing a custom band.
Standard 23 mm banding is sized for 19 mm panels, but a job that steps up to 25 mm or thicker stock — a sturdy open shelf, a solid-looking bench top, or a laminated carcase wall — needs a band with enough width to cover the edge and still trim cleanly. The 65 mm width handles those applications without the shop having to source a special order. It also suits any visible edge that gets a heavy routed profile, where a narrow band would be cut away before it reaches the face line. Plan the cut list around the substrate thickness and let the 65 mm format do the rest.
ABS is chlorine-free by nature, which matters on projects where a PVC-free specification is in play — healthcare casework, education furniture, and commercial interiors with restricted-material clauses increasingly call it out. The polymer holds color and gloss well enough that the Italia finish on the band reads consistently with the panel face across a long run of doors or drawers. The 1 mm body is substantial enough to absorb a side impact on a drawer front without chipping, while still trimming and scraping cleanly on a standard edgebander without leaving a visible glue line.
Custom cabinet shops building thicker-than-standard carcases, millwork operations running commercial shelving, and furniture makers who step up to heavier substrate for a premium feel are the natural buyers for this width. The 54-foot roll is also the format that fits a project-based shop: one roll covers a defined scope, and there is no overage sitting in the banding drawer waiting for the next job in the same color. Designers specifying Torino across a casework package can call this band directly into the cut list alongside the SM'art panel, knowing the match is factory-sourced rather than approximated.
This edgebanding is produced to match the SM'art TFL decorative panel collection in color SMIT03 Torino, Italia finish family. Order the matching SM'art panel and this band together to carry the same decor from face to edge.
The 65 mm width is selected when the panel substrate exceeds 19 mm, when the design calls for a heavy routed edge profile, or when a thick-looking edge is part of the aesthetic. For standard 19 mm casework panels the 23 mm band is the correct width.
Yes. At 1 mm thick and supplied as ABS, this roll runs on a standard hot-melt edgebander. The wider format does not require a machine modification, though confirm your edgebander's maximum band width before loading.
ABS is chlorine-free, so it meets specifications that exclude PVC. It is the right call on healthcare, education, and commercial jobs where the material spec calls out PVC-free edgebanding.
A 54-foot roll is a short roll suited to a single project or a focused run in this color. For higher-volume production in Torino, a 328-foot roll is available in the standard widths.
Matching the edge to the face is the last step that makes a finished panel read as a complete component rather than a faced board, and having the correct color, width, and finish stocked together means the job does not stall waiting on a special order.