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Used Veneer Machines in Tuscany, Italy

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    ORMA NPC 25/13

    ORMA NPC 25/13

    • Manufacturer: Orma
    • Model: NPC

    HEATED PRESS ORMA MODEL NPC 25/13 – CE standards – worktable dimensions mm. 2500×1350 – 4 push cylinders diam. 90 mm. – stroke 650 – total thrust in tons 80 – kW 2.2

    Cortona, Italy
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    Kuper FWJ900

    Kuper FWJ900

    • Manufacturer: Kuper
    • Model: FW/J-900

    KUPER WIRE SPLICER MOD. FWJ900

    Cortona, Italy
  • 1997 CASATI UT01/20

    1997 CASATI UT01/20

    • Manufacturer: Casati

    Used veneer guillotine Casati TSO 3100 Motorized pusher

    Bibbiena, Italy
  • 2002 ELLE EMME IM 22/01

    2002 ELLE EMME IM 22/01

    • Manufacturer: ELLE EMME

    Second hand veneer guillotine Elle Emme mod. TO2 3600 Cutting length 3.650 mm cutting height 90 mm Double blade Max width strip 620 mm Min.width strip 10 mm Digital display Protection device Hydraulic pressure Ce...

    Bibbiena, Italy

Overview

Veneer machines are specialized equipment used in the woodworking industry to produce thin layers of wood veneer. These machines can peel, slice, or cut wood logs into fine sheets, which are then used for furniture, cabinetry, and other applications. They ensure high precision and quality, making them essential for manufacturers seeking to produce fine wood products.

FAQ

What should I look for when purchasing a used veneer machine?

Check the machine's overall condition, age, and hours of use. Inspect for any signs of wear, rust, or damage and ask for maintenance records to ensure it has been well-maintained.

How can I safely ship a veneer machine?

Hire a professional shipping service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Make sure the machine is properly secured, and consider using protective coverings to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a veneer machine?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning and lubricating moving parts, checking for wear and tear, and ensuring all safety features are functioning. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.