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1986 - Homag KF62 6 A 25 Edge Bander
()- Listing No
- 976762
- Year
- 1986
- Manufacturer
- Homag
- Model
- KF62 6 A 25
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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This HOMAG KF62/6/A/25 was manufactured in 1986. It includes an infeed roller conveyor and two double-sided edge banding machines, enhancing productivity with efficient transitions via rotary devices. Ideal for streamlined edge banding operations. Contact us for more information about this machine. Core machines included:Double-sided edge banding machine — Homag KF62/6/A/25, year 1982Double-sided edge banding machine — Homag, year 1986 Double-sided edge banding machine — Homag KF62/6/A/25, year 1982 Double-sided edge banding machine — Homag, year 1986 Additional equipment Infeed roller conveyor — Homag Rotary device: longitudinal to transverse Rotary device: transverse to longitudinal application type: Edge Banding Location: Germany machine type: Double Sided Edgebander
About this machine
This Homag KF62 6 A 25 is a double-sided edge bander — sometimes referred to as an edge banding machine — used for applying edging material to the long and short sides of panel workpieces in a single, continuous pass. Homag is a well-established German manufacturer of woodworking machinery, supplying edge banding, sawing, drilling, and CNC processing equipment to furniture manufacturers, joinery shops, and industrial panel processors worldwide.
This listing comprises a complete edge banding line rather than a single standalone machine. At its core are two double-sided edge banding machines: a Homag KF62/6/A/25 built in 1982 and a second Homag double-sided edge bander manufactured in 1986. The two machines work in sequence, allowing all four edges of a panel to be banded in a streamlined, efficient workflow.
Linking the two machines and enabling panels to move between them is a set of material-handling equipment supplied by Homag. An infeed roller conveyor feeds workpieces into the line. Two rotary devices manage the direction changes required between passes: one rotates panels from a longitudinal feed orientation to a transverse orientation, and the second returns them from transverse back to longitudinal. This arrangement allows panels to enter and exit the line in a consistent direction while each pair of edges is processed in turn, eliminating the need for manual repositioning between the two machines.
The line is located in Germany and is offered in used condition. The overall installation dates from 1986, with the earlier of the two core machines having been built in 1982.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
