Stop wasting talent on the back end of your edgebander
Streamline your edgebanding operations with a DOUCET BT3 return conveyor. The addition of a BT3 return conveyor can increase productivity and efficiency while adding more to your bottom line.
Why Doucet BT3 Edgebander Return Conveyor?
- One Edgebander + One BT3 Return Conveyor = One fully productive operator, a streamlined workflow, less handling damage, less rejects
- Single operator required to load and unload panels from an edgebander
- Less rejects due to damage from handling
- Parts that require rework are returned directly to the infeed of the edgebander
KEY ADVANTAGES
- Various widths available to suit your part dimensions:
- BT3-24, BT3-30 and BT3-36’s are ideal for most case good applications, such as kitchen & bathroom cabinets and living room furniture.
- BT3-48 and BT3-60 conveyors are best suited for surface finishing applications, such as office furniture and display casings
- Available with right-hand or left-hand return, according to your model of edgebander
- Non-marking urethane rollers
- Variable speed drive to match the speed of your edgebander
- Adjustable return speed
One Anderson.
Corporate, Machinery SolutionsAkhurst has made the move to distribute all of Anderson’s machines under one brand, Anderson. Anderson is the world leading CNC router manufacturer, with over 20 thousand machines sold worldwide and 5 thousand only in the US market.
When does pre-milling make sense?
Machinery Solutions, Service and SupportOver the past few years, pre-milling has grown in popularity. Pre-milling is the process of machining the edge of the panel prior to applying glue. It ensures optimal edge quality before the application of edge banding, resulting in reduced glue joints and a highly aesthetic edge.
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Corporate, Machinery Solutions, Trade ShowsThe WTD is back with extended dates, now giving visitors five days to visit our members’ extensive showrooms and see the latest new technology, including some North American premieres. No other show or single event offers you such a wide display of woodworking equipment, combined with impressive live demonstrations at each location.