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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 328 ft (100 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Cannella |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | SMIN04 |
| Product Type | ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Finish | Intagli |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 328 ft (100 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Cannella |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | SMIN04 |
| Product Type |
| ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Finish | Intagli |
This SM'art ABS edgebanding in color SMIN04 Cannella brings the collection's Intagli texture to your widest cut edges. At 65 mm wide and 1 mm thick, it is sized for thick substrates and stacked-panel assemblies where a narrower band would leave the core exposed, and the 328-foot roll keeps a production run going without a mid-job resupply.
Most edgebanding decisions are driven by panel thickness, and the 65 mm width exists because some assemblies outgrow what a standard 23 mm band can handle. Stacked-substrate shelving, thickened countertop nosings built from layered panels, and display case components with a visible profile all benefit from a band wide enough to trim cleanly on both faces with overhang to spare. Cabinet interiors built to a deeper nominal thickness for structural reasons are another natural fit. Wherever the exposed edge is thick enough to become a visual element in its own right, the 65 mm width keeps the Cannella decor consistent from face to edge.
ABS is the edgebanding material of choice where specifications exclude PVC. Because it contains no chlorine, it clears green building requirements and environmentally sensitive commercial specs without a substitution process. The polymer holds tight dimensional tolerances, which means glue spread and trim settings dialed in for one roll stay accurate through the rest. The Intagli emboss on this band is the same surface texture SALT International applies to the SM'art panel program, pressed into the ABS face so the edge and the panel share an identical tactile character after assembly.
Production cabinet shops running SM'art panels in Cannella are the primary buyer: keeping the matching edgebanding on hand eliminates the visual break that appears when a close-but-not-exact third-party band is used instead. The 65 mm width also draws attention from millwork shops building out thickened components, commercial fixture manufacturers working with double-layered panels, and any shop whose panel specification involves a substrate thicker than a standard 19 mm board. For a homeowner or designer selecting finish materials for a custom project, this is the band that tells the fabricator the edge detail has been thought through to the same level as the face.
SALT International produces this edgebanding to coordinate with SM'art panels in the Intagli finish family. The emboss pattern and gloss level are aligned to the panel face, so the edge and the panel read as one surface after trimming.
Width selection follows the panel thickness you are banding. The 65 mm band is intended for thick substrates, stacked panels, and built-up nosings where the narrower widths would leave the core visible after trimming. If your stock runs at standard 19 mm, the 23 mm band is the right call.
Yes. ABS runs on the same edgebanders and hot-melt glue systems used for PVC. No equipment changes are needed to switch from PVC to ABS banding.
The Cannella color match is calibrated for SM'art SMIN04 panels. It may coordinate visually with similar wood-tone colors from other collections, but a confirmed color match exists only within the SM'art program. Request a sample before committing it to a different panel line.
A finished panel that matches at the edge reads as a complete, intentional component. This roll delivers the Cannella Intagli character at the width and length a production shop needs to close out a run cleanly.
This SM'art ABS edgebanding in color SMIN04 Cannella brings the collection's Intagli texture to your widest cut edges. At 65 mm wide and 1 mm thick, it is sized for thick substrates and stacked-panel assemblies where a narrower band would leave the core exposed, and the 328-foot roll keeps a production run going without a mid-job resupply.
Most edgebanding decisions are driven by panel thickness, and the 65 mm width exists because some assemblies outgrow what a standard 23 mm band can handle. Stacked-substrate shelving, thickened countertop nosings built from layered panels, and display case components with a visible profile all benefit from a band wide enough to trim cleanly on both faces with overhang to spare. Cabinet interiors built to a deeper nominal thickness for structural reasons are another natural fit. Wherever the exposed edge is thick enough to become a visual element in its own right, the 65 mm width keeps the Cannella decor consistent from face to edge.
ABS is the edgebanding material of choice where specifications exclude PVC. Because it contains no chlorine, it clears green building requirements and environmentally sensitive commercial specs without a substitution process. The polymer holds tight dimensional tolerances, which means glue spread and trim settings dialed in for one roll stay accurate through the rest. The Intagli emboss on this band is the same surface texture SALT International applies to the SM'art panel program, pressed into the ABS face so the edge and the panel share an identical tactile character after assembly.
Production cabinet shops running SM'art panels in Cannella are the primary buyer: keeping the matching edgebanding on hand eliminates the visual break that appears when a close-but-not-exact third-party band is used instead. The 65 mm width also draws attention from millwork shops building out thickened components, commercial fixture manufacturers working with double-layered panels, and any shop whose panel specification involves a substrate thicker than a standard 19 mm board. For a homeowner or designer selecting finish materials for a custom project, this is the band that tells the fabricator the edge detail has been thought through to the same level as the face.
SALT International produces this edgebanding to coordinate with SM'art panels in the Intagli finish family. The emboss pattern and gloss level are aligned to the panel face, so the edge and the panel read as one surface after trimming.
Width selection follows the panel thickness you are banding. The 65 mm band is intended for thick substrates, stacked panels, and built-up nosings where the narrower widths would leave the core visible after trimming. If your stock runs at standard 19 mm, the 23 mm band is the right call.
Yes. ABS runs on the same edgebanders and hot-melt glue systems used for PVC. No equipment changes are needed to switch from PVC to ABS banding.
The Cannella color match is calibrated for SM'art SMIN04 panels. It may coordinate visually with similar wood-tone colors from other collections, but a confirmed color match exists only within the SM'art program. Request a sample before committing it to a different panel line.
A finished panel that matches at the edge reads as a complete, intentional component. This roll delivers the Cannella Intagli character at the width and length a production shop needs to close out a run cleanly.