Chamfering Machine

The transmission uses a reduction engine controlled by a frequency regulator to modify the range of velocities. This equipment was designed to work in the chamfer of timber, in dimensions that go from 100 to 150 mm in width.

The processing is done through the lateral brushing of the product by blades disposed along it, and then through a balance system that vertically approximates the positions where the bits should make their cuts.

The transport of materials is performed as each piece is loaded onto the sliding base, and is guided from a vertical pile. Each piece is dragged through the equipment, where the lateral calibrators and vertical chaflanera do their work. In the end, the product falls on a table that groups a certain amount and moves it to gather the next package.