The Biesse Akron 425 A-R is a used edge bander — sometimes referred to as an edgebanding machine — designed to apply edge strips of tape, veneer, or solid material to the exposed edges of panel-based workpieces such as particleboard, MDF, and plywood. Biesse is a well-established Italian manufacturer with a strong reputation in the woodworking machinery industry, producing CNC machining centres, panel saws, drilling systems, and edge banding equipment for furniture makers, cabinetmakers, and joinery workshops worldwide.
This machine is offered in described top condition from a seller based in Slovakia, with worldwide sale possible. It has a machine weight of 1,200 kg and dates from 2009. The unit is available for a test run prior to purchase.
In terms of processing capability, the Akron 425 A-R handles edge heights from 8 mm up to 65 mm and accommodates edge material thicknesses ranging from 0.4 mm through to 8 mm, with a maximum of 12 mm also noted. This makes it suitable for working with a broad range of edging materials, from thin PVC and melamine tape to thicker ABS or solid wood strips.
The machine is equipped with pneumatically adjustable end cutting saws, which trim the edge flush at both ends of the panel automatically. A tilting milling unit is fitted to profile and finish the edges after application, and radius scrapers with an R2 profile are included for removing glue lines and achieving a clean corner finish. Polishing brushes provide a final surface finish to the applied edge. A hot-air blower is also part of the configuration, used in the gluing or finishing process to ensure clean results on the panel surface.
The machine is priced at $8,800 and is available for inspection and testing in Slovakia.
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