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Combo Pneumatic End Cut-off, Moulding and Boring Machine
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Share your part, material and capacity requirements. Our team will help you determine the suitable machine configuration.
- Application-focused configuration
- Technical sales guidance
- Installation and service planning
You can include part drawings and production expectations in the quote form.
General Features and Production Capabilities
Three end-machining operations in one handling flow
Combo brings length cutting, vertical-spindle moulding and multi-bit boring together on one machine, reducing repeated transfers between separate workstations.
- Cut
- Mould
- Bore
Circular-saw length cutting
The cutting unit prepares the part to the required end length before the following moulding or boring step is selected.
Vertical-spindle end moulding
The vertical moulding unit shapes profiled ends for furniture and joinery parts, including geometries used in finger or profiled end joints.
Multi-bit boring in the same setup
The boring head produces the required hole pattern after cutting or moulding without moving the part to a separate drilling station.
Nine selectable work programs
The operator can choose among nine documented programs to run an individual unit or a defined combination of cutting, moulding and boring steps.
- 9 programs
Independent or combined unit sequence
Each unit can operate on its own, or selected operations can follow one another for parts that need several end-machining steps.
Angle-adjustable worktable
The adjustable table supports end machining at the required part orientation for mitre and profiled-joint applications. The final fixture and angle are verified from the part drawing.
Furniture and joinery end processing
The combined workflow is suited to chair, table and furniture components whose ends require cutting, shaping, drilling or a planned combination of these operations.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Standard machine |
|---|---|
| Integrated working units | 3 units |
| Selectable work programs | 9 |
| Cutting unit | Circular saw for length cutting |
| Moulding unit | Vertical spindle moulding unit |
| Boring unit | Multi-bit drilling head |
| Worktable | Angle-adjustable |
| Unit sequencing | Independent or combined sequence |
| Typical joint operations | Mitre joints · finger/profiled end joints |
| Machine dimensions (L × W × H) | 1,532 × 1,550 × 1,860 mm60.31 × 61.02 × 73.23 in |
| Total installed power | 9 kW (12.07 HP) |
| Machine weight | 1,200 kg (2,646 lb) |
Standard Working Units and Controls
Circular-saw cutting unit
Prepares the workpiece end to the required length as the first or only selected operation.
Vertical-spindle moulding unit
Shapes profiled ends used in furniture components and selected end-joint geometries.
Multi-bit boring unit
Produces the planned hole pattern in the same part setup used for end cutting and moulding.
Angle-adjustable worktable
Supports part orientation for straight, mitre and profiled end operations according to the approved fixture plan.
Operator control with nine programs
Provides selection of individual units or documented operation combinations from a central control station.
Integrated working area
The three units are arranged around one work area for a compact end-machining workflow. Final holding, tooling, guarding and operator method are confirmed for the approved part and process.
Typical applications
- End cutting, moulding and boring
- Joinery components
- Mortise-and-tenon joints
Model selection
Frequently asked questions
Which operations can the Combo machine perform?
The machine combines three working units: a circular saw for end-length cutting, a vertical spindle for end moulding and a multi-bit head for boring. A part can receive one operation or a planned sequence without being moved to separate machines.
Can the three units operate separately or in combination?
Yes. Nine documented programs let the operator select an individual unit or a defined sequence of cutting, moulding and boring steps. The appropriate program is chosen according to the part drawing, joint geometry and required hole pattern.
Which furniture and joinery applications suit the Combo machine?
It is intended for chair, table and furniture components whose ends require length cutting, profiled moulding, drilling, mitre preparation or finger/profiled end-joint geometry. Final suitability depends on the raw part, finished shape, holding method and tool access.
How is the part angle set for end machining?
The worktable is angle-adjustable, allowing the part to be oriented for straight, mitre or profiled end operations. The final table angle, stops, holding arrangement and tool selection are confirmed from the approved drawing or sample.
What are the machine dimensions, installed power and weight?
The machine measures 1,532 × 1,550 × 1,860 mm (60.31 × 61.02 × 73.23 in), has 9 kW (12.07 HP) total installed power and weighs 1,200 kg (2,646 lb). The final layout must also include service access, extraction, electrical, pneumatic and material-handling space.
Which part data should be shared for a production evaluation?
Share the part drawing or sample, wood species, raw and finished dimensions, end geometry, cut angle, hole pattern, required operation sequence and expected daily quantity. These details determine the workholding, tooling and most suitable program.
How are tooling, holding and operating safety determined?
The saw blade, moulding cutter, drilling head, stops and holding method are selected for the approved part and process. Guarding, extraction, operator training, maintenance isolation and the site risk assessment must be confirmed before production begins.
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