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HOMAG’s woodCAD|CAM software

do everything from detailed 3D room planning for quotations to parametric design, drawing output, part lists and automatic CNC programming. "HOMAG's wood CAD|CAM software has given a more professional [...] foundation for the design and manufacturing processes within the company for the foreseeable future. As part of our due diligence, we evaluated the leading solutions in the market before deciding on HOMAG's [...] processes and increase our capacity whilst maintaining the high quality standards of finish and service we demand. The 3D rendering of products has enabled us to create a much improved standard of presentation

CNC processing — new solutions from entry-level to industrial production

new product for entry-level nesting. Often supplemented and supported by robotics with camera-based part identification. Rounded off by the new version of the woodWOP 9 CNC programming software. Modern camera [...] production cell in woodworking shops. The robot features the latest camera technology for identifying the parts. In this way, stacks formed manually can be easily detected by the robot without stack lists and fed [...] furniture production. The DRILLTEQ H-230 is available individually as a woodworking shop solution or as part of a line for industrial production. Workpiece dimensions from a length of 250–3000 mm and a width

The wanderer between the worlds

efficiency. Teixeira builds parts for shelves, cabinets, kitchens or doors on the production line. Sometimes, these parts are sold separately. At other times, they are parts for a large project. After all [...] employees remove cut parts and transport them to the neighboring building complex on transverse sliding carriages. There, they are decorated, painted or furnished with individual grooves. The parts are then fed [...] extends over two stories and can hold more than 4,000 parts. The central control system always knows where each one of them is. One story down, the parts are drilled and then placed back onto the conveyor

HOMAG SAWTEQ B-130 im Einsatz bei Kortland Möbelwerkstätten

processed into parts in two dimensions. The company decided against purchasing a label printer on the saw. "We have purchased the SAWTEQ B-130 for the store fitting jobs. Labeling the parts is really not [...] to produce cabinets made of panel material. There can sometimes be more than 50 different parts per order, so part identification would be helpful." In addition, the HOMAG solution shows what it's really [...] initial results: "Just two and a half months after commissioning, we had already cut out a good 20,000 parts from 3,000 unprocessed panels with our new SAWTEQ B-130 . A total of 15,000 individual cuts, which

Complete solutions for nesting

pushes the processed workpieces out after production and simultaneously picks up the next panel as part of a push and pull cycle. This newly refreshed CENTATEQ N-210 is a boost for HOMAG's entry-level range [...] Get started straightaway: All the machines are configured and ready to go — without additional service support. Intuitive operation: The operator controls the single-axis feeder very conveniently—from [...] center, supplemented by the STACKBOT C-300. The robot with a camera can easily detect the individual parts without barcodes on the basis of the data stored in the program. The key is the new intelliDetect

HOMAG production cell at ECF Ltd

complete with automatic labelling. “This equipment performs the tasks of board storage, panel sizing, part labelling, routing and vertical drilling. All the horizontal drilling, gluing and dowel insertion [...] have added unnecessary risk to our investment in terms of machine reliability, sales support and service. With HOMAG, on the other hand, we know exactly what we are going to get. Our working relationship [...] PUR gluing system. “It was also important we had a ‘zero-joint’ capability for those highly visible parts which is why we specified airTec on one of the edge banders. The airTec is only used for the cabinet

Retail Furniture - HOMAG Automation TLF 211 storage system

reliability and flexibility which has led to a wide range of trade and blue-chip clients employing its services. Managing director, Neil Enefer explains the company’s philosophy, “I’ve always been a believer [...] their area sales managers to the build quality of the machinery, the training offered, the backup services and the company’s drive to continually innovate, they are exceptional. No other company looks after [...] such as the run up to Christmas, it’s an absolute godsend if I’m honest with you, it really is. As part of the package we also invested in a new HOMAG HPP 300 beam saw. This integrates perfectly with the

SEV UK invests in HOMAG EDGETEQ S-300 for high end joinery

and, crucially, keeps the cash flowing.” Smooth service, every step of the way SEV’s long-standing relationship with HOMAG is built on trust and service as much as machine performance. “They’re great at [...] bespoke joinery, has enjoyed years of success as a result of precision craftsmanship and first-rate service. Working with designers, shopfitters, and contractors to transform commercial, retail, and hospitality [...] achieve a seamless, glueless edge. That level of finish is perfect for our luxury projects. The best part is how easy it is to switch between airTec and standard edge banding.” The new machine has also delivered

Robot inspires flexibility

flexibility. The company Theodor Schönefeldt GmbH – Büro- und Objektmöbel was founded in 1991 from part of the former furniture combine Zeulenroda in Neustadt/Orla, in Germany. In 1997, Andreas Balnuweit [...] g graduate) took over the business from its founder Theodor Schönefeldt. The company's range of services includes the design, manufacture and installation of custom furnishings, with a focus on nursing [...] manufacturing specialist built a new production hall (4000 m²), as well as a new office building. As part of the new construction, almost all of the machines were replaced with new ones. This included a

High Quality Automated Spraying for Cutlist

spending a lot of money on a third-party traditional hand spray service. “Not only was it expensive, but also it was difficult getting the parts to and from the supplier without damage occurring. In addition [...] demand for Cutlist customers to have access to a primer and lacquer service for finished boards. “Our competitors weren’t offering that service with an automated machine so it made sense for us to fill the gap [...] Cutlist wanted a reliable, high quality automated spraying machine to offer its customers additional services; whilst Langstaff-Ellis was looking to gain control over previously outsourced spray finishing.