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Eco house from native forests

year. The 100 employees plan the projects together with the customers, buy wood from nearby forests, cut it in the workshop and make walls, ceilings and roofs from it. Trucks drive the finished components

Timber construction in Korea

automated frame work station, a total of 16 processing tables, five multifunction bridges, several cutting centers, and two lines for module assembly. The reason for the extended development phase, which

Digital future with perspective — productionManager from HOMAG

The released job arrives at the panel dividing saw first. There, the component is labeled during cutting. The machine automatically reports the production progress of the component back to productionManager

Tradition meets high tech: Joinery Koch produces “historic” windows for the Römer building in Frankfurt

processing simultaneously, saving time and money. The glazing bars for the whole window including miter cut are finish recessed during the first pass. Where a number of intermediate steps used to be required

Shaping the future together

fronts with defects amounted to around 350 to 400 units per day. However, it is often possible to cut these defective parts "well" again in order to feed them back into the production process. The aim

The next step — but certainly not the last.

Machine operators don't just work on one HOMAG machine. Instead, they accompany the workpiece from cutting until it is completely machined and ready for further processing in the assembly area. As a result

Networked Workshop (Part 2): Ready for the Future in Three Steps

delivers all data for each part to ensure consistent processing along the entire process chain (cutting, formatting, edging, sanding, drilling, fixture positioning, installation). This is achieved by using

New production concept from HOMAG in use at Oberhaizinger

processing, which removes one processing station from the chain," says Raab. "By using the CENTATEQ for cutting and CNC processing, we can produced a finished part that only has to be edged and undergo final assembly

Pionier des industrialisierten Bauens in Brasilien

Tecverde’s factory has a specific area for raw material transformation, where wood and panels are cut, in addition to the pre-assembly of electrical, plumbing and window frames that make up the wall panels

Custom-made flexible workflow

barrier, but in future, this level will consist of an AGEPAN panel into which the WALLTEQ M-380 will cut the cable channels. The walls will then leave the hall completely sealed, including the preparation

 

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