Machinery for solid wood

Member of the Weinig group, Dimter is the leading manufacturer of optimizing cut-off saws in the world. The plant turns out some 450 cut-off units each year. The feed speed may range up to 415 m/min, and the optimising software for a number of quality grades can be applied to minimise the wood waste. We also supply the equipment for material handling coupled to the saw unit, as well as the LuxScan scanner devices.                 
Dimter also makes laminating press equipment for the production of glue laminated beams.
   

Also a member of the Weinig group, Grecon is the renowned manufacturer of finger jointing equipment and developer of numerous innovations. Based in Alfeld near Hanover, the company produces 130 jointing lines annually. The machinery designed for high production volumes is composed of a routing and glueing section, a feeder unit, a high-speed infeed and a press section. The CombiPact equipment is capable of both horizontal and vertical jointing. The sophisticated feed and control system by Grecon guarantees the high-grade quality of the joints.
   

LuxScan, also a Weinig group member, is the leading company for optoelectric scanning technology in the world. All the models are designed to optimise the material consumption and to minimise the final waste. Attached to a Dimter cut-off line, Luxscan enhances the production and minimises the waste quantity.
   

The optimising multiblade saws of Raimann come from the works of the Weinig group in Freiburg. These machines are rigged with one or more program controlled blade units. It is also possible to set the blade positions manually by means of the Quickfix system, with no need to extract the blade arbor. This patented system makes the spacer rings unnecessary. For optimisation, the software packages RipAssist for semiautomatic work cycle and fully automatic TimberMax are available. For timber infeed, outfeed and return, various solutions are available. The Raimann multiblade saws are famous for their accurate cut, and some 350 units are produced each year.
   

Waco Jonsereds Ab has been a part of the Weinig Group since 1992. Situated in Halmstad in Southern Sweden, this factory manufactures high-speed planers, special planers and band resaws. Penope’s program includes the planer models Hydromat 3000, 4000 and 5000 which are used in production of lamellas for the beam and log house industry as well as in the profiling the work pieces of maximum 300 x 300 mm. The newest planer model Widemat has been designed for the dimension-ing and profiling of wide gluelam beams and log profiles with a width up to 1400 mm.
   
 

Minda is the maker of timber handling and pressing equipment for beam production. Starting from the actual needs of the customer, each line has an individual design. Jointly with the manufacturers in the Weinig group a great number of beam plants and lines have been delivered to Finland.
   
Ogden RFSProtech belonging to the group is the world's leading manufacturer of RF presses. Already more than 1,000 delivered to the press of experience we can offer the machine for every need.

The machine leaves the selection of SL model, which is suitable for making smaller items in the furniture industry, the largest collection of bar presses for plants suitable for the whole class.
   

Auer Technik of Austria specialises in the machinery for log house production. The log working centers can be fitted with a boring head, horisontal and vertical mortising unit, groove cutting unit and a cut-off saw. The machine operations may be manual or automatic, complete with infeed and outfeed transfers and with a user-friendly programming console.
   

Wintersteiger offers high-quality thin-cutting technology to the fields of the wood industry where the high yield of the valuable raw material plays an important role as a competitive factor.
The thin-cutting frame saws, band saws and complete cutting lines are used in the parquet industry, the furniture industry and the boat building industry.
   

The CNC work centers offered by the Italian Comec carry out work phases such as milling for fittings on window and door components, and profiling and jointing of furniture components. The machinery can be completed with a number of working units according to the customer’s needs. With the easy-to-use control unit complete with a graphic display the programming of the work cycle is really simple.
   

The speciality of Friulmac are the double end automatic machines with stepwise throughfeed. It is possible to carry out jobs such as profiling, tenoning and boring at the workpiece ends, and to join workpieces together. Typical users of the Friulmac machines are the furniture and door makers.
   

Vertongen, the traditional Belgian manufacturer of tenoners, has always been one of the top makers of single sided tenoning machines. Thanks to its wide variety of machines and accessories, Vertongen is able to suggest a solution for every tenoning job. It is possible to fit the machines e.g. with long spindles, CNC control and automatic table stroke.
   

Pneumatic speed cut-off saws for timber. Four machine versions according to timber dimensions. Machines available in left/right-hand execution and ready to mount a roller or belt transfer for timber throughfeed. The stop devices can be manual or with pneumatic control.
   

Manual mitre and cut-off saws for a multitude of cutting and mitring jobs. The angle set for mitre and inclination can be either manual or using an automatic setup. Together with a Tiger Stop device, this will make a flexible length cut station for a number of jobs.
   

Tiger Stop, the programmable stop device can be mounted on any cut-off saw, mortising machine, boring machine or other. These stops come in various lengths and they can be arranged to work with the pushing action.
   
When a CNC-machining centre for special large working area is needed, or the performance of a conventional CNC-machine is not enough, then the solution is UNITEAM. In addition to manufacturing customized ma-chining centres for the furniture industry and gluelam beam production, UNITEAM designs and delivers special machinery also to the builders of log houses and house elements, to door production, boatbuilding indus-try etc.
   
Fill combines automation and know how very successfully between different branches.
Inside wood working and processing industry Fill is very well-known of horizontal band saws and lines for multilayer boards where you have several sawing units. Complete lines consist very often sorting and gluing functions and automatic pressing lines for multi-layer boards for example in parquet and door industry. Fill is producing also squaring saw lines and double end tenoning machines with freely programmable milling heads.
   
Holtec GmbH & Co. KG, as an original inventor of the package crosscut saws, is still setting trends and standards in developing and manufacturing of the package crosscut systems. Produced in two factories by 145 employees in Germany, Holtec’s portable package crosscut saws and complete package crosscut stations are well known of their high quality and innovative solutions. Utilizing the combination of the guide bars by Holtec and the chains by Stihl is a guarantee of optimal sawing results.
   
Dubus Industries specialises in the design and manufacture of working centres for the door and window industry. The company, located near Paris, has more than 100 years of experience in the construction of machinery. The production includes the machines for working aluminium and PVC-profiles as well. By combining standard components the machines are customised to meet individual needs of the clients. The machines made by Dubus are characterized by flexibility and high production capacity. Consequently, there are more and more satisfied users of these machines within the Finnish door and window industry.
   
  Sweden-based Randek develops and manufactures high-performance machines and equipment for the prefabricated houses industry. The product program includes crosscut saws for roof truss and frame production, truss tables, automatic truss manufacturing lines, notching saws, working and butterfly tables and lines for elements, as well as customised special machines.
   
Since its foundation in 1975, the North Italian company Incomac has delivered more than 8,000 timber drying kilns to countries all across the world. Incomac’s strengths lie in the management of various drying procedures as well as in strong expertise in controlling the drying process. Incomac supplies drying kilns on a turnkey basis and as components to the existing drying chambers or to the chambers being built by the customers.