The Biesse Millennium Edge Bander is a used CNC-controlled edge bander — sometimes referred to as an edge banding machine — designed to apply edge material to curved and shaped panels. Edge banders are used extensively in furniture manufacturing, cabinetmaking, and joinery to bond edging strips to the exposed faces of board materials, producing a clean, finished appearance. Biesse is a well-established Italian manufacturer of woodworking machinery, known for producing equipment for the furniture, construction, and advanced materials industries.
This machine is dated 2001 and is located in Belgium, carrying serial number 14027. It is configured to handle panels ranging from 400 × 400 mm up to 1,800 × 1,800 mm, with an additional capacity noted at 650 × 2,500 mm. Panel thickness is accommodated between 16 mm and 50 mm, and edge material thickness can range from 0.8 mm to 3 mm, making the machine suitable for both thin PVC and ABS strips as well as thicker solid wood or MDF edging.
The machine is equipped with three functional units. The first is a glue roller unit with an edge coil magazine, which feeds and applies adhesive to the edging material before bonding. The second is an end trimming motor unit, responsible for cutting the edge flush at the leading and trailing ends of the panel. The third is a trimming unit, which removes excess edge material from the top and bottom faces of the panel for a precise, flush finish. The glue pot has a capacity of 3 litres. The machine is driven by two motors, each rated at 2.2 kW, giving a combined installed power of 4.4 kW. Its CNC control enables the processing of curved and shaped panels, distinguishing it from straightforward linear edge banders.
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