particularly compact Basic or Comfort version the wood is simply loaded or laid on the feed table and fed to the press bed. The press bed is emptied automatically via a clearing strip or conveyor belt. The machine can be operated either via two-hand operation or a touchscreen. Different processes are also available for gluing according to requirements. The basic version offers roller glue application from a rolling gluing station. Powered and synchronized infeed and outfeed transport ensure even glue application and prevent smearing. The feed speed is adjustable, allowing it to be easily adapted to work and cycle times. The first step towards further rationalization is semi-automatic glue application. The main benefit of this is simple handling of the lamellae via a conveyor belt. The resulting precise glue application ensures a reduction in glue consumption of up to 50 per cent. As an option, the press bed can be via conveyor belt. This enables simultaneous charging and emptying, enabling the machine's capacity to be increased, particularly in multi-lane operation. At the top end of the equipment options is automatic glue application with subsequent layer formation of the glued lamellae. Even pressure ensures that the gluing press achieves particularly high gluing quality. The layers of lamellae are fixed via pressure plates, which are simply inserted into the press bed. Fixing with screws or similar aids is not necessary. The press bed is raised and lowered hydraulically. The press cylinders can be switched on and off separately via a control panel with selector switches. The pressing cycle takes upwards of one minute depending on the wood and glue types. The Die PPL II 2500 Comfort can be upgraded to a simple and efficient high-frequency press at little expense. Depending on the wood, glue and product, the press can produce up to 400 sq m of solid wood panels per shift. The intelligent high-frequency (HF) hardening is characterized by the fact that only the joints are heated. The wood retains its temperature and remains free from tension.
particularly compact Basic or Comfort version the wood is simply or laid on the feed table and fed to the press bed. The press bed is emptied automatically via a clearing strip or conveyor belt. The machine can be operated either via two-hand operation or a touchscreen. Different processes are also available for gluing according to requirements. The basic version offers roller glue application from a rolling gluing station. Powered and synchronized infeed and outfeed transport ensure even glue application and prevent smearing. The feed speed is adjustable, allowing it to be easily adapted to work and cycle times. The first step towards further rationalization is semi-automatic glue application. The main benefit of this is simple handling of the lamellae via a conveyor belt. The resulting precise glue application ensures a reduction in glue consumption of up to 50 per cent. As an option, the press bed can be loaded via conveyor belt. This enables simultaneous charging and emptying, enabling the machine's capacity to be increased, particularly in multi-lane operation. At the top end of the equipment options is automatic glue application with subsequent layer formation of the glued lamellae. Even pressure ensures that the gluing press achieves particularly high gluing quality. The layers of lamellae are fixed via pressure plates, which are simply inserted into the press bed. Fixing with screws or similar aids is not necessary. The press bed is raised and lowered hydraulically. The press cylinders can be switched on and off separately via a control panel with selector switches. The pressing cycle takes upwards of one minute depending on the wood and glue types. The Die PPL II 2500 Comfort can be upgraded to a simple and efficient high-frequency press at little expense. Depending on the wood, glue and product, the press can produce up to 400 sq m of solid wood panels per shift. The intelligent high-frequency (HF) hardening is characterized by the fact that only the joints are heated. The wood retains its temperature and remains free from tension.
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