This Auer BL100 is a wood saw — more specifically, an automatic CNC working centre configured for block-house and timber-frame production. Machines of this type, sometimes referred to as CNC timber processing centres, are designed to carry out multiple machining operations on structural timber elements in a single automated pass, making them well suited to the manufacture of wooden house construction components.
The machine is equipped with an input table capable of handling elements up to 9.00 metres in length, giving it the capacity to process the long structural timbers typical of log-house and timber-frame construction. The working head configuration includes a tenoning head accepting tooling up to 200 mm in diameter, driven by a 4 kW motor. Horizontal milling is equally specified, again with a capacity up to 200 mm diameter and a 4 kW drive, as is vertical milling, which shares the same 200 mm diameter capacity and 4 kW power rating. Together these three machining stations allow profiling, tenoning, and milling operations to be performed on each workpiece as it passes through.
An automatic feeding system is incorporated, enabling continuous and repeatable processing without manual repositioning of each element. The machine runs on AUER Austria BL100MS programming and includes Zebra label-printing functionality, which supports automated part identification and production tracking directly at the machine. At the rear of the installation, a TOS Svitavy PWM 45.11 end-cutting saw handles cross-cutting duties, completing the processing line.
This used unit dates from 2001, is located in Slovakia, and is described by the seller as available immediately.
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