The IMA Combima II 390 is a used double-sided edge bander, a category of machine also commonly referred to as a double-sided edgebanding machine, designed to apply and finish edge material to both long sides of panel workpieces in a single pass. Edge banders of this type are central to industrial woodworking and panel processing operations, used in the production of furniture, cabinetry, flooring components, and architectural millwork. 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.
Built in 2010 and currently located in Germany, this machine is offered in used condition and is configured as a double-sided system with the fixed reference side on the left in the feed direction. It is controlled by IMA's ICOS OPEN system, a PC-based control unit with an integrated PLC and electronic path control, operating within a Windows-standard interface for straightforward programming and job management.
In terms of feed capacity, the machine handles a minimum feed width of 244 mm in longitudinal processing and a maximum feed width of 3,300 mm. Workpiece thickness ranges from 8 mm up to 45 mm when the copying function is active, or up to 60 mm when operating without it. With a chain conveyor extension, maximum workpiece width reaches 1,300 mm.
The gluing unit is set up for hot-melt adhesive and includes a single roll and strip magazine accommodating roll material up to 3 mm thick and strip edging up to 12 mm. The end trimming unit is equipped with two motors, each rated at 660 W, and features pneumatic swiveling at both 0° and 25° to suit different panel edge profiles.
Further processing units fitted to the machine cover the full sequence of edge finishing. A scoring saw is powered by a 22 kW motor running at 6,000 rpm with pneumatic control. The rough trimming unit is driven by an 80 kW motor also at 6,000 rpm. Double milling is handled by two motors, each rated at 45 kW, operating at 9,000 rpm, while flush milling uses two motors rated at 1,850 W each, running at 12,000 rpm. A multifunction unit with NC control and two motors provides automatic tooling selection across four profiles. A grooving unit is powered by a 45 kW motor at 9,000 rpm. Finishing is completed by a buffing unit with two motors, each 180 W, running at 1,400 rpm.
This combination of powered processing stations, NC-controlled tooling changes, and a wide feed range makes the Combima II 390 suited to high-throughput panel production environments requiring consistent edge quality across varied workpiece sizes and edge materials.
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