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Perske Dkns 502-2 Edge Bander
()- Listing No
- 919578
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Perske
- Model
- Dkns 502-2
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Double-end tenoner, edge processing machine, scoring motor, chipper motor, spindle motor, milling motor -1x motor: 0.15 kW 11160 rpm at 200 Hz -Saw: max. Ø 150 mm Bj Upeb A Nypongnkowg -Motor: mounted on guides -Travel distance: 320/100 mm -Dimensions: 550/250/H330 mm -Weight: 17 kg Request more information Request more information Already requested
About this machine
This Perske Dkns 502-2 is a used edge bander — sometimes referred to as an edge banding machine — a type of woodworking equipment used to apply and finish edge material on panels and boards, commonly found in furniture manufacturing, joinery, and cabinetwork. Perske is a well-regarded German manufacturer known for producing high-frequency spindle motors and precision machining units widely used in the woodworking and plastics industries.
According to the seller's notes, this unit incorporates several processing functions, including a scoring motor, a chipper motor, a spindle motor, and a milling motor, indicating a multi-stage edge processing configuration. The motor runs at 0.15 kW with a speed of 11,160 rpm at 200 Hz, and the saw accepts blades up to a maximum diameter of 150 mm. The motor assembly is mounted on guides, providing controlled positional adjustment.
The unit offers a travel distance of 320 mm in one axis and 100 mm in the other. Overall dimensions are 550 mm × 250 mm × 330 mm (height), and the machine weighs 17 kg. This compact footprint and low weight suggest the unit is likely a machining head or aggregate rather than a full standalone edge banding line. The machine is located in Delaware, Germany and is offered in used condition.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
