This Homag KL77 A20 is a used edge bander — sometimes referred to as an edge banding machine — manufactured in 1997 and currently located in Belgium. Edge banders are woodworking machines designed to apply and finish edge material to panel surfaces, covering the exposed substrate on furniture components, cabinet carcasses, and similar flat-panel workpieces. Homag is a well-established German manufacturer specialising in woodworking machinery and plant systems, supplying equipment to the furniture, interior fit-out, and timber processing industries.
The machine carries serial number and is built around a QA34 / A20 bonding unit. It accepts workpieces between 12 and 60 mm thick and operates at feed speeds of 18 to 24 m/min. Edge material capacity runs from 0.4 to 6 mm for roll edges and from 0.4 to 20 mm for solid strip edges, giving the machine a broad range of applicable edging types from thin PVC and melamine foils through to thick solid-wood lippings.
Infeed is managed by a manual fence, and the machine is fitted with workpiece preheating and an edge magazine. The pressure zone comprises one driven roller and six non-driven rollers, with automatic adjustment governed by the HOMATIC NC21 control. A pre-milling unit with two motors of 1.5 kW each prepares panel edges prior to gluing.
The hood unit is model HL83, with automatic adjustment between phase and straight profiles and two motors rated at 0.4 kW each. The flush-trimming milling unit is sensor-guided and tiltable, also powered by a 0.4 kW motor. A mould milling unit, designated FF 12, is equipped with a four-way tool changer and four motors of 0.4 kW each, along with a universal milling unit. Finishing is handled by both a profile sanding unit and a dedicated edge sanding unit, rounding out a comprehensive post-gluing processing sequence.
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