The Fischer FZR15 DAR 22 is a used wood press — also referred to as a veneer jointing press — built in 2009 and currently located in Germany. This type of machine is used in woodworking and panel production to splice individual veneer strips together along their edges, forming continuous, dimensionally accurate veneer faces for furniture, flooring, and decorative panel applications. Fischer & Rückle is a well-regarded German manufacturer specialising in veneer processing machinery, producing equipment known for precision jointing, durability, and integration into industrial veneer production lines.
This particular machine is configured for crossfeed glue splicing and comes equipped with a semi-automatic feeding device for comfortable, efficient loading of veneer strips, along with a panel automatic system that supports component-matched face assembly using pre-sorted components and a preselected number of veneer strips. The integrated Direct Stacking Device DAR-22 discharges and stacks completed veneer faces gently after splicing or clipping, without mechanical impact on the panel, and can be unloaded from the left, right, or rear side with a maximum stack height of 500 mm.
The machine handles veneer strip lengths in the grain direction of 350 to 1,500 mm, and strip widths in the cross-grain direction of 50 to 500 mm. Veneer strip thickness ranges from 0.3 to 1.5 mm, accommodating thin sliced or rotary-cut veneer including wavy or buckled material across all wood species. Finished veneer face widths in the cross-grain direction range from a minimum of 260 mm up to 2,200 mm via the DAR-22 stacking unit. A clipper is also included for trimming faces to a pre-set format width directly after splicing, with a realignment function accessible at the touch of a button.
The machine's pressing system is described as a horizontal design producing fully closed, tight glue joints, and the construction is built for long service life with few wearing parts and low maintenance requirements. The pressure beam is liftable for straightforward access to the heating plates during cleaning. Operator controls are arranged on a screen panel with clearly laid-out icons, and pressure gauges are separately mounted for direct access. This is a used machine in Germany, dating from 2009.
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