Straight Edge Bander
A short straight bander that still finishes the joint in one pass: nine stations on a 5,300 mm frame, 9 to 60 mm panels, and no pre-milling to pay for when the saw already cuts clean.

Overview
- Nine processing stations on one frame: heat lamp, gluing, pressing, head and tail trimming, fine trimming, corner tracking, scraping, cleaning and double polishing.
- 5,300 mm is the shortest bed in the 4 series that still carries a full finishing train, which matters where floor space decides what a shop can buy.
- No pre-milling station. The FM465 is specified for panels that arrive square from a well-set saw, and the saving goes into the finishing end instead of the front end.
- 9 to 60 mm at the beam, so a 9 mm skin and a 60 mm worktop run on the same setting.
- The pressure beam lifts electrically and the height is entered on the screen, not cranked by hand.
- The corner tracking motor follows the end of the panel, so the band stops where the panel stops instead of leaving a step.
- Frame height 1,750 mm as standard, 1,350 mm for container loading.
Station sequence
The job is set on the control screen; the panel then meets nine processing cells in this order.
Technical data
| Model | FM465 |
| Feed rate | 16 – 23 m/min |
| Panel width | ≥ 50 mm |
| Panel thickness | 9 – 60 mm |
| Edge band thickness | 0.4 – 3 mm |
| Edge band width | 12 – 65 mm |
| Pressure beam | Electric lift, to 65 mm |
| Processing stations | 9 |
| Control screen | Control screen, per configuration |
| Input voltage | 380 V |
| Air pressure | 0.7 MPa |
| Total power | 14 kW |
| Machine size (L × W × H) | 5300 × 670 × 1750 mm |
Values from the FM465 technical data sheet and the 2026 configuration list.
What the machine is built to do
- Nine stations, one frameHeat, glue, press, head and tail trim, fine trim, corner tracking, scrape, clean and polish sit in that order on one 5,300 mm bed, so the panel never leaves the machine between them.
- No pre-milling, by designA panel that arrives square from the saw does not need a milling head; leaving it out shortens the frame and lowers the price without changing how the joint looks.
- Straight edge 9 to 60 mmA 9 mm skin and a 60 mm worktop pass under the same pressure beam, set once from the screen.
- Corner trackingA high-frequency motor follows the trailing end and rounds the corner, which is the difference between a finished edge and a trimmed one.
- Electric beam liftHeight is set electrically up to 65 mm, which is what makes short runs of very different thicknesses practical rather than slow.
- 1,350 mm shipping heightBuilt at 1,750 mm as standard; the low-frame version goes into a 40 ft container instead of a flat rack.
Edge samples


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Put FM465 against your panel.
Send the thickness, width and band you run. You get a station list, the tooling and a price against your name.