FM368JH
Straight Edge Bander with Notching
Pre-milling and a separating-agent spray ahead of the glue, double polishing at the end, and a notching unit after the band is finished.

Overview
- Ten processing cells: separating agent, pre-milling, gluing, pressing, head-and-tail trimming, rough and fine trimming, scraping, double polishing and notching.
- The separating agent keeps surplus glue off the panel face, which matters on the 12–40 mm range where the band is thin.
- Double polishing finishes the edge after the first pass, for a higher sheen on the joint.
- 12–40 mm panels, ≥ 50 mm width, 16–23 m/min; 7,000 mm bed.
- 18 kW total, 380 V, 0.7 MPa air.
FM368JH
CNSK · Dongguan
Feed rate16 – 23 m/min
Panel thickness12 – 40 mm
Panel width≥ 50 mm
Processing stations10
Total power18 kW
Station sequence
Set the job on the screen; the panel is sprayed and milled before the glue, and notched after the second polishing head.
01
Control screen
Job set-up runs from the screen — parameters entered by touch or input box — and a change shows its effect at once.
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
Gluing
Hot-melt adhesive is melted and applied to the panel edge before the band is pressed on.
05
Pressing
High-precision pressure wheels load the band evenly as it meets the panel, so the joint sits flat and holds.
06
Head-and-tail trimming
The band is cut flush at the leading and trailing ends — quickly, and without ragged corners.
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
Fine trimming
The finishing cut takes the overhang back to the panel face; this is the pass that decides how clean the joint reads.
09
Scraping
Upper and lower edges are scraped to remove trim knife marks, and surplus glue between band and panel comes off.
10
Double polishing
Two sets of cotton wheels finish the edge, for a higher sheen on the joint than a single head gives.
11
Notching
A slotting unit cuts the notches the profile needs after banding, so a notched panel does not need a second machine.
Technical data
| Model | FM368JH |
| Feed rate | 16 – 23 m/min |
| Panel width | ≥ 50 mm |
| Panel thickness | 12 – 40 mm |
| Edge band thickness | 0.4 – 1.5 mm |
| Edge band width | 22 – 65 mm |
| Pressure beam | Electric lift |
| Processing stations | 10 |
| Control screen | Numeric panel or industrial touch screen, per configuration |
| Input voltage | 380 V |
| Air pressure | 0.7 MPa |
| Total power | 18 kW |
| Machine size (L × W × H) | 7000 × 800 × 1750 mm |
Values from the FM368JH technical data sheet and the 2026 configuration list.
What the machine is built to do
- Separating agentA fine spray separates surplus glue from the panel face, so hot-melt does not mark the board after pressing.
- Pre-milling before gluingTwo cutters take the saw marks and the out-of-square edge off the panel first, so the band meets a clean face instead of bridging a ripple.
- Two polishing headsA second set of cotton wheels finishes the edge after the first pass, for a higher sheen on the joint.
- Notching on the lineThe slotting unit cuts the notches a profile panel needs after banding, so the part does not come off the line for a second operation.
Edge samples


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Put FM368JH against your panel.
Send the thickness, width and band you run. You get a station list, the tooling and a price against your name.