This Koch Centronic Edge Bander is a used edge banding machine, sometimes referred to as an edgebander, offered from Belgium and dating from 2006. Edge banders are used in woodworking and joinery to apply and finish edge material on panels, frames, and rails, and Koch is a well-established German manufacturer of woodworking machinery with a long history of supplying professional edgebanding and frame processing equipment to the furniture and joinery industries.
Despite the listing name referencing edge banding, the seller's detailed notes make clear that this particular machine is in fact a multi-station processing centre for cutting, milling, drilling, and dowelling of frames or rails — straight or at mitre angles, with or without counter profiles — suited to small batch or one-off production. The machine carries serial number A0607/7443 and is PC-controlled on three axes, with drilling and dowel insertion carried out on a point-to-point basis.
Workpiece capacity covers lengths from 160 mm to 2,350 mm and thicknesses from 10 mm to 30 mm. Width capacity varies by configuration: 20 to 300 mm for a single workpiece per field, 20 to 140 mm for two workpieces per field at 90°, and 20 to 100 mm for two workpieces per field at 45°. The working angle is adjustable between 45° and 90°, and the tables can be tilted by 25°.
The sawing station is equipped with a 350 × 30 mm saw blade driven by a 2.2 kW motor running at 2,800 rpm. The milling station accepts tools with diameters between 100 and 200 mm on a 40 mm spindle with a clamping length of 70 mm; its 3 kW motor operates across a speed range of 6,000 to 12,000 rpm. The drilling station uses a 10 mm diameter drill bit powered by a 2 kW motor. The dowelling station handles two standard dowel sizes: 8 × 30 mm and 8 × 20 mm.
The machine is offered in used condition and is currently located in Belgium.
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