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CNC six-sided drill machine is a high-end CNC equipment for drilling and grooving of plate furniture production. Six-sided CNC drilling can complete six-sided processing, grooving and milling at one time.free from manual intervention. The hinge hole can be processed in the linkage, and the thickness of the plate can be mirrored on both sides within a certain range.
-Roller automatic transmission, accurate delivery to the station, great- ly improve efficiency, reduce labor costs and labor intensity.
-The positioning device ensures accurate position, provides guaran- tee for the process, and runs smoothly to prevent damage and defor- mation of the wooden door.
-Strong structure, strong load bearing, suitable for a variety of sizes and materials.
-The layout can be flexibly adjusted, and other equipment can be connected, and the structure is simple, the parts are easy to replace, the maintenance is convenient, and the cost is reduced.
Fullyautomaticbevel andstraightedgebandingmachine,Itcanseal threetypes
of shapes(bevel and straightedge,purebeveledge,straightedge),and the
bevel andstraightedgecan achieve edgebandingon allfoursides.Itcanseal
flatplateswithathicknessof16-40mm.Inclinedsheetwitha thicknessof
16-25mm:AdopttheInvtoperatingsystem:Itcanseal about12metersper
minute.
A professional woodworking CNC equipment specifically designed for efficient panel processing. By integrating intelligent cutting software, it supports online design, one-click order splitting, optimized nesting, and precise positioning. Equipped with automatic loading and unloading platforms, it significantly improves panel utilization rate. The equipment is compatible with production lines such as edge banding machines and laminating machines, making it suitable for whole-house customization and various types of furniture manufacturing. It can also complete complex processes including cutting, grooving, engraving, and soft-pack background wall processing, realizing automatic loading and unloading and greatly reducing labor costs.
