About this machine

This Weinig Powermat 600 Compact is a used wood planer — sometimes referred to as a moulder or four-sider — designed to surface, profile, and dimension solid timber in a single pass. Wood planers of this type are workhorses of joinery shops, window and door manufacturers, and flooring producers, removing material from multiple faces simultaneously to produce accurately sized and finished workpieces. Weinig is a well-established German manufacturer specialising in solid wood processing machinery, supplying equipment to industrial joinery, furniture production, and timber construction sectors worldwide.

This 2014 machine is configured with five spindles and accepts workpieces with a working width of 20 to 230 mm and a working height of 10 to 120 mm, covering a broad range of timber sections. The planing table measures 2,500 mm in length, providing stable support for longer stock. Feed is handled by a 4 kW electronic drive with infinitely variable speed control running from 5 to 30 metres per minute, with an infeed roller positioned ahead of the first lower tool that is pneumatically controlled up and down. The feed rollers use Durofer pointed-tooth rollers with a depth limiter and self-cleaning function, and their axial adjustment travel relative to the left tool holder is 35 mm. A memory function is included in the control system, allowing operating parameters to be stored and recalled.

The first spindle is positioned at the bottom and is powered by a 7.5 kW braked motor. It runs at 6,000 rpm on a 40 mm diameter spindle, accepts tool circles of 125 to 145 mm and rebating cutter circles of 130 to 160 mm, and has 5 mm of axial travel. A rebating device is fitted, and the table insert ahead of this spindle benefits from a MarathonCoating surface. An electronic digital display is provided for rotary adjustment at this station.

The second spindle is on the right and shares an 11.0 kW braked motor with the third, left-hand spindle. Both right and left spindles run at 6,000 rpm on 40 mm diameter spindles with 55 mm of axial travel. Tool swing diameters are 93 to 200 mm at 40 mm below table level and 93 to 180 mm at 55 mm below table level, with a maximum of 163 mm for straight cutter heads and 180 mm behind the fence. Maximum groove depth on these spindles is 35 mm. The left spindle is CNC-controlled for radial positioning.

The fourth spindle is mounted at the top and is driven by its own 11.0 kW braked motor. It also runs at 6,000 rpm on a 40 mm spindle, with tool swing diameters of 93 to 200 mm and a maximum of 180 mm for straight cutter heads, 35 mm maximum groove depth, and 40 mm of axial travel. This spindle is CNC-controlled for radial positioning. A split pressure shoe is fitted ahead of the upper tool holder, adjustable to the tool swing diameter, spring-loaded, and able to pivot away from the tool. Pressure shoe positions ahead of and after the upper spindle are equipped with electronic digital displays integrated into the memory function.

The fifth and final spindle is a second bottom unit, powered by a 7.5 kW braked motor running at 6,000 rpm on a 40 mm spindle. Tool travel spans 93 to 200 mm, maximum throat depth is 15 mm, and axial travel is 35 mm. The machine operates on a 400 V supply (range 380 to 420 V) at 50 Hz, with all spindle motors built to IE2 efficiency standard and electrical design in accordance with DIN VDE 0113 and EN 60204. The seller states the machine has been cleaned and fully inspected prior to listing.

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