Name: FM465J Straight Edge Bander
Brand: CNSK
SKU: FM465J

Overview

Eleven processing stations: pre-milling, heat lamp, gluing, pressing, head and tail trimming, fine trimming, corner tracking, scraping, precise flat scraping, cleaning and double polishing.
Pre-milling re-cuts the panel edge before gluing, so a slightly wavy saw edge still takes a straight band and a closed glue line.
Precise flat scraping takes off the glue film left along the top and bottom of the joint, which is what shows on a lacquered or dark panel.
6,400 mm bed, one metre longer than the FM465, with the two extra stations that the length buys.
9 to 60 mm at the beam, 16 to 23 m/min feed.
18 kW total; frame 1,750 mm as standard, 1,350 mm for container loading.
Specified for door panels and visible cabinet parts, where the joint is looked at rather than only measured.

FM465J CNSK · Dongguan

Feed rate16 – 23 m/min

Panel thickness9 – 60 mm

Stations11

Bed6,400 mm

Total power18 kW

Station sequence

Screen first; pre-milling opens the sequence and double polishing closes it.

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

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.

03

Heat lamp

The board and the glue are pre-heated before pressing, which keeps the bond even in cold weather.

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

Fine trimming

The finishing cut takes the overhang back to the panel face; this is the pass that decides how clean the joint reads.

08

Corner rounding, head tracking

A high-frequency trimming motor profiles the corners at both ends, so the banded edge runs round the panel without a step.

09

Scraping

Upper and lower edges are scraped to remove trim knife marks, and surplus glue between band and panel comes off.

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

Cleaning

Residual hot-melt is diluted and isolated before polishing, so it lifts off instead of being smeared along the edge.

12

Double polishing

Two sets of cotton wheels finish the edge, for a higher sheen on the joint than a single head gives.

Technical data

Model	FM465J
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	11
Control screen	Control screen, per configuration
Input voltage	380 V
Air pressure	0.7 MPa
Total power	18 kW
Machine size (L × W × H)	6400 × 800 × 1730 mm

Values from the FM465J technical data sheet and the 2026 configuration list.

What the machine is built to do

Eleven stations, pre-milling firstThe panel edge is milled square before the heat lamp and the glue pot, so the band meets a fresh face instead of a saw mark.
Flat scraping before polishingGlue film along the top and bottom of the joint is scraped away, so a polished edge does not turn dull two days later.
Two metres more bed6,400 mm against 5,300 mm on the FM465, spent on pre-milling and flat scraping rather than on more speed.
Straight edge 9 to 60 mmSkins and worktops run on the same beam setting, entered from the screen.
Corner trackingThe end of the panel is followed by a high-frequency motor, so the band is cut round the corner.
1,350 mm shipping heightThe low-frame version loads into a 40 ft container; 1,750 mm is the standard build.