Window and Door Component Double End Tenoner
Double End Trim, Tenon, Cope, Edge Profile, and Travelling Vertical Notcher for Wood Window and Door Components. This machine can combine multiple machining stations with programmable positioning, automatic part feeding and integrated downstream transfer.
- Accommodates thicknesses from 5/8″ to 5″, widths from 3/4″ to 12″, and lengths 4.75″ to 120″ – Other Capacity Available
- Production rates of 60 Feet Per Minute
- Barcode or QR code setup available
- Automatic infeed and downstream integration available
- Programmable servo positioning
Both Ends in One Continuous Process
Precision feed lugs carry each component through opposing machining stations so both ends can be processed without turning or manually repositioning the part. Depending on the application, the machine can be arranged for trimming, upper and lower tenoning or scoring, coping, edge profiling and traveling notching.
Independently positioned machining units allow multiple end details to be completed while the component remains securely controlled throughout the process. The station arrangement and tooling are selected around the required finished profile.
Programmable Setup Across the Machine
28 programmable Servo-Set adjustments control part thickness, machine length, the alignment guide, feed-chain drives and the positioning of the trim, tenon and profile motors. Adjustments are made through the operator’s control screen, with barcode or QR code scanning and programming included for the system. This can control:
- Hold-down position for material thickness
- Machine traverse for part length
- Alignment fence position
- Feed-chain drives
- Horizontal positioning of the trim motors
- Horizontal and vertical positioning of the upper and lower tenon motors
- Horizontal and vertical positioning of the profile motors
Part Flow from Infeed to Outfeed
Individually driven 36-inch feed-in belts receive parts at the infeed of the machine. Air-actuated incremental stops accumulate and index parts ahead of the feed lugs, either one at a time or in multiples.
Two electronically linked servo feed drives operate at variable speeds up to 60 feet per minute. The machine uses two outside precision feed chains with hardened steel feed lugs on 20-inch centers. A center stock support extends from the infeed idle sheave to the outfeed drive motor.
At the outfeed, transfer belts move completed parts from the Double End Tenoner to the molder feeder. The machining area is enclosed on both sides with hinged, interlocked access doors, LED lighting and inspection windows. Individual hoods surround the cutter motor assemblies and connect to suction openings in the enclosure. Refuse belts beneath the machining stations move waste material toward the infeed end of the machine. A separate 90-degree floor-incline conveyor is included for waste removal.
