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HOMAG Panel Dividing: Name changes in the panel saw and storage technology sector

quickTip , a new feature within the saw control system, ensures that the machine is set optimally — a further step toward intelligent machine control. The focus is also still on cutting quality. Along with m [...] parameters, the machine is equipped with the new toleranceCheck, which uses sensors to detect the dimensional accuracy of the workpieces and transparently reports this back to the machine operator. Good [...] Ergonomic machine operation and maintenance: Improved tool change area incl. flange storage reduces waiting times and increases ergonomics. quickTip — The assistant for optimal use of the machine functions

New in woodWOP 9: Focused on focus

dropped onto a contour element. The same applies to planes: for example, by dragging on a workpiece edge, an inclined plane can be created very conveniently for miter processing. Intelligent capture lines: [...] in most cases In addition to the classic grid points, woodWOP offers capture points on workpiece edges, CAD elements, contour points, processing steps and more. Orthogonal and axially parallel capture [...] woodWOP. For example, lists of parts to be post-produced can be used and processed directly on the machine without using special nesting software. Travel path optimization of identical processing steps Reduce

Storage systems shape a new era of manufacturing

about investing in machines. When wages increased we had to change our approach.” Squeak had spent a lot of time in Europe to see what was happening over there in regards to machine developments. With [...] to any place in the storage or the deposition of the panel in a connected operating machine. CNC operating machines are connected like saws to the storage via standard interfaces in a simplest way and [...] Character Cabinets have invested in two WEEKE Vantage 100 CNC nesting machines. “The industry has taken us to the decision of putting CNC machines in the workshop. We were busy and we didn’t have enough trained

Customer back to full capacity thanks to HOMAG CENTATEQ P-110

investment of a new CNC machine – one which could both simplify and enhance production with cutting-edge capabilities. The machine in question is HOMAG’s CENTATEQ P-110 5-axis CNC Machining Center. A setback [...] to reduce machining times by approximately 30-40% by changing the machines. “We’re delivering fire-rated doors with more efficiency – and precision – than ever before. We expect the machine to pay for [...] our existing CENTATEQ P-110 machine,” explains Julian McBride, Managing Director at Northern Fire Solutions. “It was our own fault; we were getting moisture into the machine via our compressed air system

Double capacity with HOMAG's DRILLTEQ V-310

upgrading its workshop to keep pace. “When I started seven years ago, all we had was a panel saw and an edge bander,” explains Brian Daly, Production Manager at LSS. “Everything was done manually. Since then [...] effectively double our capacity,” Brian explains. “But to do that, we needed a brand new beast of a machine.” Having used HOMAG equipment throughout his career, Brian was confident in the quality and performance [...] business are huge. We are well on track to double our capacity. “What’s more, the capabilities of the machine are such that we can confidently take on bigger projects. Before, £500,000 was a big contract for

McEvoy & Rowley brings kitchen manufacturing in-house with HOMAG

detailed consultations, HOMAG recommended a suite of machines that perfectly aligned with McEvoy & Rowley’s goals. Rather than pushing for CNC machines, which are commonly used but might not meet the speed [...] that, a lot of the time, you can attribute faults in products back to the CNC machine being used. We also wanted machines that could work faster. So Ian introduced us to HOMAG’s beam saws, which promised [...] one piece of the puzzle. Also purchased were two EDGETEQ S-300 edge banders, a LOOPTEQ O-300 return conveyor, a Makor Start One spray machine, two DRILLTEQ models (V-200 and V-500) for drilling and doweling

Feed and stacking system FEEDTEQ L-500 | STACKTEQ L-500

solution for efficient material handling. The systems are ideal for feeding and stacking for both edge systems as well as drilling lines.

Automated element production in batch size 1

Johann also struggles with. The company has grown rapidly since it was established in March 2015 on the edge of the Swabian Alps: "In the beginning we produced around 50,000 running meters of wood," recalls [...] for a suitable company to test the solution. The WALLTEQ M-120 multifunction bridge is a compact machine for small and medium-sized companies, whose entry price with a high level of automation is significantly [...] fully-automatic data transfer from the CAD and consistent high quality. Intuitive operation of the machine is also possible. The WALLTEQ M-120 can be combined with practically any type of work table, as well

Painted Ltd transforms spray finishing with HOMAG, Makor and Hees

experience with HOMAG. A few years earlier, the company had invested in a HOMAG edge bander, panel dividing saw, and CNC machining centre to expand its bespoke joinery division, an investment that proved t [...] has taken its craftsmanship to new heights with the installation of a Makor Evolution Twin spray machine and a Heesemann MFA Impression wide belt sander, supplied and supported by HOMAG UK. The investment [...] wanted. “I went straight for the Makor Evolution Twin,” she says. “It’s one of the most advanced machines of its kind. With spraying, it’s vital to hit the product from the right angles. The twin head allows

Paving The Way Towards Growth: An Asian Perspective

drilling, and EDGETEQ allows them to produce high-quality edges. These machines become an integral part of their manufacturing competitive edge. One of the most prominent industry trends is the shift away [...] to report and broadcast machine service incidents and receive support using digital assistants. According to Mr Sim, the support provided helped greatly during the initial machine and software implementation [...] many manufacturing processes are still labour intensive—performed manually by workers, with minimum machine assistance. In trying to meet rising output and quality demands, factories frequently encounter