It is used to produce finger joint teeth for joining pieces of solid wood and wood veneer to create long, strong, dimensionally stable boards for furniture, cabinets, flooring, frames and other woodworking products.
Yes — the machine is designed for fully automatic operation to improve productivity and reduce manual handling during the finger-jointing process.
It can process a wide range of solid woods and wood veneers as well as commonly used engineered wood products. Performance may vary by species, moisture content and board geometry.
In-feed length range: 150–850 mm. Pressing thickness: 30–150 mm. Shaping (final) thickness: 20–150 mm.
Power source: electrical. Voltage options: 220V, 380V or customized to your site. Total power: 42.75 kW. Motor configuration: two 15 kW motors (15 kW x 2). A qualified electrician should arrange the proper supply and protection.
Weight: approximately 670 kg. Overall dimensions: 5220 x 4800 x 1600 mm. Ensure your facility has adequate floor space, access and clearance for installation and maintenance.
Output depends on finger size, wood species, moisture content and workflow. The supplier typically performs sample tests to estimate production rates for your specific material and joint design — contact them to arrange testing.
Common adhesives for finger joints include PVAc (PVA), PUR and other woodworking glues rated for structural use. Adhesive choice depends on end-use strength, moisture resistance and processing conditions — consult the glue manufacturer and your supplier for recommendations.
Routine tasks include blade/cutter inspection and replacement, cleaning of feed and cutting areas, lubrication of moving parts, checking motor mounts and electrical connections, and verifying safety devices. Follow the supplier’s maintenance schedule and keep spares on hand to minimize downtime.
The machine includes standard safety features such as guarding of cutting zones, emergency-stop controls and interlocks. Operators should be trained, use PPE, and follow local safety regulations. Additional safety options may be available on request.
Suppliers commonly offer factory testing, on-site installation, commissioning and operator training packages. Confirm with the vendor which services are included or available as add-ons.
Yes — the manufacturer/supplier typically provides spare parts (cutters, belts, sensors, electrical components) and after-sales support. Ask about parts availability, lead times and service agreements before purchase.
Yes — voltage is customizable and many suppliers offer customization of finger geometry, feeding/stacking options, control systems and integration with upstream/downstream equipment. Discuss specific requirements with the supplier.
It is ideal for furniture manufacturing, cabinet making, wooden flooring production, wooden frame construction and other woodworking operations that require joining short boards into longer, structural components.
Most suppliers provide a warranty and perform comprehensive testing and inspection before shipment. Warranty terms, duration and scope vary by manufacturer — request the detailed warranty and test reports when you inquire.
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