This IMA Advantage 310 is a used edge bander — sometimes referred to as an edge banding machine — manufactured in 2010 and currently located in Germany. Edge banders are woodworking machines designed to apply a strip of edging material to the exposed edges of panel products such as chipboard and MDF, producing a clean, finished surface on furniture components and similar flat-panel parts. IMA is a well-established German manufacturer of woodworking machinery, known in particular for edge banding and panel processing equipment serving the furniture and interior fit-out industries.
The machine accepts rectangular workpieces from 150 mm in minimum feed-direction length and a minimum width of 65 mm (with a maximum thickness of 25 mm at that width, or 150 mm width for thicker pieces). Workpiece thickness ranges from a minimum of 8 mm — or 12 mm when profile scraper blades are in use — up to 40 mm in one configuration and 60 mm in the copy trimming configuration. The smallest supported workpiece is 65 × 300 mm or 150 × 150 × 19 mm depending on configuration, and a machining allowance of 0–5 mm per edge is available. The aggregate side is on the left in the feed direction, the basic chain track height is 940 mm, and the constant workpiece projection from the chain track is 35 mm plus edge thickness. Pneumatic supply is required at approximately 7–8 bar.
The machine processes chipboard and MDF faced with direct-coating melamine resin paper, paper, foil, or veneer. Roll-fed edging materials are supported across a range of thicknesses: paper and plastic edges from 0.3–3.0 mm, and veneer edges from 0.5–3.0 mm, with a maximum edge cross-section of 150–180 mm². Cut-to-length strip material from 3.0–8.0 mm is also accommodated, with a maximum strip cross-section of 520 mm² and an edge height of 12–65 mm. Maximum upper edge overhang is 2 mm.
The gluing unit carries a 0.8-litre glue dispenser with a 60 mm glue height and is suitable for both hot-melt and PU adhesive. It incorporates a single roller/strip magazine with an 800 mm roller diameter, three main pressure rollers, and three additional pressure rollers. A joining unit and blow nozzle are fitted, powered by two 4 kW motors running at 9,000 rpm.
The cutting unit swivels pneumatically to either 0° or 8° and is driven by two motors at 12,000 rpm, using two HM cross-cut saw blades. The copy trimming unit (SKF-L) runs four motors at 12,000 rpm and handles workpieces up to 60 mm thick, with a maximum profile length of approximately 50 mm in the throughfeed direction; working speed reaches up to approximately 20 m/min, with a minimum distance of approximately 400 mm between successive workpieces.
A profile scraper unit is included for rescraping upper and lower milled quarter-circle profiles. A self-scanning scraper unit removes hot-melt adhesive residue from the edge area on both the top and bottom of workpieces. The buffing unit is fitted with upper and lower motors of 180 W each running at 1,400 rpm, driving two polishing wheels measuring 50 × 160 × 19 mm, providing a final surface polish to the applied edge.
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