Optimising block cutter OPK 3900V

Product description:

The machine is used for cutting blocks for pallets. It is possible to cut different lengths from the same squared timber. The machine measures the material and then cuts the maximum number of blocks from it (optimisation).

Features

• measuring the length of the squared timber,
• calculating the maximum number of blocks that can be cut from the squared timber,
• trimming the edges of the squared timber,
• possibility of setting cutting tolerance; this function allows for increasing the maximum number of blocks from the squared timber (optimisation),
• cutting different block sizes without stopping the machine,
• sorting blocks of different dimensions,
• a wide conveyor allows multiple squared timbers to be placed on the machine simultaneously,
• Operation: 1 operator or robot,
• Electronic dimension change system,
• Has its own control panel,
• Can operate as a standalone unit or in a production line.

Output:

• 40 blocks per minute (for material longer than 4m, the output will be higher than declared by the manufacturer).

Operating principle:

The operator places the material to be cut onto the wide feeder. The material closest to the cutting section is precisely positioned and measured, then fed for cutting. The block saw performs the first and last cut at a pre-programmed position. Thanks to advanced optimisation technology, the machine can cut the maximum number of blocks from the squared timber. For example: From a squared timber 2948mm long, we want to cut blocks 100mm long. Normally, when cutting the material, the number of blocks obtained is: 29, with 48mm of waste. By setting a cutting tolerance of +/- 2 mm, the block saw can cut 30 x 98mm blocks with only 8mm of waste. (For calculation simplicity, saw blade width was not taken into account).