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Servo Heavy-Duty Laser Edge Bander

Laser bonding with no glue line — including the panels other machines turn away: 8 mm skins, 40 mm strips, cut-outs and hinge holes.

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CN500 — Servo Heavy-Duty Laser Edge Bander

Overview

A laser edge bander removes the glue from the joint. The band is fused to the panel surface, so there is no EVA or PUR line to go dark, chalk or fail along a high-gloss finish. For a factory selling lacquered and matte panels side by side, that is the difference between a sample that survives a year of use and one that does not.

The heavy-duty frame is what lets the machine keep that finish on work that is normally hand-fed or rejected: thin skins at 8 mm, strips as narrow as 40 mm, and panels with cut-outs and hinge holes already drilled. Those are the parts that decide a factory's real yield, not the 18 mm door panel.

CN500 CNSK · Dongguan
BondingServo laser
Panel thickness8 – 45 mm
Narrowest panel40 mm
Work acceptedCut-out · hinge hole

Station sequence

Fifteen positions from the screen to the outfeed: the 21.5-inch screen first, then separating agent, pre-milling, PUR gluing and laser bonding, six-wheel pressing, the trimming and scraping cells, and polishing before the flow strip.

01
21.5-inch control screen
Industrial-grade 21.5-inch screen with a large graphical interface; parameters set by touch or input box, changes shown live.
02
Separating agent
A fine spray separates surplus glue from the panel face, so hot-melt does not mark the board after pressing.
03
Pre-milling
Two milling cutters re-finish the saw marks, burrs and out-of-square edges left by the panel saw, so the band seats on a clean face.
04
PUR gluing
A no-cleaning PUR pot switches between two adhesive colours and dispenses evenly, for joints that have to hold and stay invisible.
05
Laser bonding
A 2 kW laser source activates the functional layer on the band, so it fuses to the panel face with no glue line — the dry bond, run instead of or after the PUR pot.
06
Six-wheel pressing
Six swing-mounted pressure wheels follow the panel direction, buffering the impact as the band meets the edge, so the load stays even on narrow strips.
07
Rough trimming
The first trim brings the band's upper and lower edges down to the panel faces and leaves the allowance for the finishing head.
08
Servo fine trimming
Four axes — up-down and front-back — run on servo with micron-level error; the trimming angle is set numerically on the screen, so a changeover needs no test board.
09
Servo scraping
A servo motor on a precision guide rail tracks the panel face; scraping depth and pressure are closed-loop, so the edge is neither over- nor under-scraped.
10
Precise flat scraping
A flexible scraper takes surplus hot-melt off the panel face and the band, leaving the edge flat before polishing.
11
Head-and-tail trimming
The band is cut flush at the leading and trailing ends — quickly, and without ragged corners.
12
Four-head corner tracking
Four driven heads round the corners at the leading and trailing ends, so the band follows the panel radius instead of cutting it square.
13
Cleaning
Residual hot-melt is diluted and isolated before polishing, so it lifts off instead of being smeared along the edge.
14
Double polishing
Two sets of cotton wheels finish the edge, for a higher sheen on the joint than a single head gives.
15
Flow strip
A support strip carries long panels out horizontally in step with the feed, so the tail end does not need a second operator.

Technical data

Full technical data sheet, tooling list and power requirements are supplied with the offer for your panel range.

What the machine is built to do

  • No glue lineThe band is bonded by laser rather than hot-melt adhesive, so the joint stays the colour of the band itself. Nothing to clean off the panel face, nothing that ages differently from the board.
  • Thin panels from 8 mmSkins and thin door faces that would deform under a pressure roller keep their shape through the line.
  • Straight panels 8–45 mmOne setting covers the range from thin skins to 45 mm worktops, so a mixed order does not need a second machine.
  • Narrow strips to 40 mmStrips and edge build-ups down to 40 mm width feed and track without the fence pushing them off line.
  • Cut-outs and hinge holesPanels that arrive already drilled are banded over the openings instead of being pulled out of the batch and finished by hand.

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Send the thickness, width and band you run. You get a station list, the tooling and a price against your name.

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