This Stegherr NFT is a wood milling machine — sometimes referred to as a wood router — purpose-built for a highly specific production task: milling a groove into the top face of rungs that have already been pre-milled. Stegherr is a recognised German manufacturer of specialised woodworking machinery, producing equipment for joinery and furniture manufacturing applications. This particular machine is a crossbar grooving unit, designed to integrate into a rung production workflow rather than serve as a general-purpose milling station.
The operating cycle is largely automatic. The pre-milled rung is placed against a stop and centred; the operator then presses the workpiece against the stop to initiate the milling process. The milling unit advances, performs the groove, and returns automatically to its starting position — reducing operator input to loading and positioning only. The machine arrives ready to plug in, with a mobile stand included, making it straightforward to position on the workshop floor.
The milling motor runs on a 400 V three-phase supply, rated at 1.1 kW and drawing 2.5 A. The machine also requires a compressed air connection at 6 bar to drive its pneumatic functions. Transport dimensions are approximately 600 × 400 × 1,500 mm (L × W × H) and the unit weighs around 60 kg, making it compact and manageable for relocation.
This is a used machine, dating from 1999, currently located in Aalen, Germany (postcode 73430), and is offered for collection from that site. It is sold in its current condition, with all technical details based on the manufacturer's brochure and without guarantee.
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