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How it Works:
In a typical door shop glue is applied and components assembled on an assembly table. The door is placed in a section and clamps adjusted. The cylinders are activated by one valve which brings pressure in on all (4) corners at the same time to clamp and square the Miter Door. Fine adjustments to the corners can be made by dialing the pressure BOTH in and out with the innovative dial regulator system that comes standard on a Miter Door Pro.
A motor drive is used to rotate the next section. The cured door is removed and new components are placed in that section for clamping. Our 5 section Door Pro can produce up to 250 doors in an 8 hour shift. This equates to approximately 2.5 minutes per door and a clamping time of 12 minutes.
The Taylor Miter Door Pro clamping system is designed for the medium to large door shop that clamps either large door production runs or a kitchen at a time. All clamps and clamping bars easily reposition for changing door sizes.
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