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The butt-jointed longitudinal veneer splicers manufactured by INNOVATOR Machinery, different from the traditional paper taping or zig-zag thread stitchers, are ideal for processing high-quality glue-spliced veneer faces. With INNOVATOR longitudinal veneer splicers, the well-cut and pre-glued veneer strips are fed into the machine manually for a perfect joint, especially suitable for splicing short veneers. This model, which is a perfect entry-level splicer for “custom shops” with lighter application requirements, also meets all the splicing performance features of INNOVATOR’s veneer splicing machines. This machine is also capable of splicing components for Diamond Match applications. Combined with INNOVATOR’s Double Knife Veneer Guillotines (CutMate D series) and Double Sided Veneer Glue Applicator (GlueMate 700), perfect veneer cutting, gluing, and splicing work can be achieved.
With high cost-performance value
Complied with European safety standards
Rigid welded machine body for stable splicing work
The bottom transporting chains guided by wear-resistant rails
Special-designed pressurized and heating mechanical structures
Pre-glued and dried veneers required prior to feeding into the machine for jointing
Splicing up to 3.5 mm pre-glued veneers by adjusting production speed and temperature
The top head unit mounted by means of pneumatic cylinders and guided by two linear guides
The latest designed transporting chains of engineering plastics for reducing the heat on veneers
Reflective photocell sensor in the infeed section to ensure a perfect alignment of the jointed veneers
Both top and bottom central heating strips coated with chromium material for easy cleaning and maintenance
GERMANY FESTO pneumatic system, the well-known and the top brand for easy parts purchase and after-sales service
Narrow heating zone with individual temperature controllers for minimizing the heat to avoid deforming splicing veneers
The top and bottom transporting chains are driven by one spur gear motor for synchronization with one inverter controlling the running speed
