Woodworking & Panel Processing
CNC routers, panel saws, edgebanders, moulders, sanding and finishing equipment for wood products.
How this equipment family works
Industrial woodworking combines machine motion with material variability, cutting tools, panel handling, extraction and finishing. Dust collection, hold-down, tool condition and work flow are often as important as axis speed or motor power.
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Industrial CNC Routers
Industrial CNC routers move a high-speed spindle across sheet, panel, plastic, composite or wood stock held by vacuum, fixtures or clamps.
Open machine-class guide →02Panel & Beam Saws
Panel and beam saws position sheet goods and make programmed rip or cross cuts with controlled clamping, scoring and material handling.
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Edgebanders apply and finish edge material through gluing, pressure, trimming, scraping, buffing and optional contour processes.
Open machine-class guide →04Moulders, Sanders & Wood Finishing Lines
Moulders profile solid wood through sequential cutterheads, while sanding and finishing lines prepare and coat surfaces under controlled feed and extraction.
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