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FM756JCX

45° Bevel and Straight Edge Bander, EVA

A handle-free groove and a 45° bevel on the same bed, with the band cut on both faces and pressed through the profile: the order that normally needs two machines runs on one, with the EVA furnace on the frame.

FM756JCX — 45° Bevel and Straight Edge Bander, EVA
FM756JCX — 45° Bevel and Straight Edge Bander, EVA

Overview

  • Twenty-five numbered cells: 21.5-inch industrial computer, separating agent, pre-milling, servo forming cutter 1/2, servo forming cutter 3/4, bottom chamfer, bevel edge gluing, edge band grooving, straight edge gluing, feeding unit, bevel and straight synchronous pressing, panel with handle-free groove and band gluing, EVA gluing furnace, transmission pressing, heat gun, baking lamps 1 to 4, seventeen-group servo forming and pressing, rough trimming, four-speed dual-track head-and-tail trimming, fine trimming, scraping, notch trimming, second scraping, cleaning and servo polishing.
  • Both formats on one line: a separate bevel gluing unit and a separate straight edge gluing unit, then a pressing section that loads the bevel and the straight face together.
  • The handle-free groove is glued in the same station that glues the panel face and the band itself, so the wrap is bonded along its whole width instead of at the edges only.
  • Two servo cutter pairs mill the profile on both faces of the band; bottom chamfer then sets the lower edge to the notch contour so the band folds under the panel.
  • 11,620 mm frame, 1,150 mm wide, 1,900 mm high, 67 kW, 8 m/min: the largest build in the handle-free range.
  • Panels from 120 mm wide; 18 to 22 mm thick with 55 to 60 mm band on the handle-free profile, 9 to 25 mm thick with 30 to 40 mm band on the bevel and straight format.
  • Fine trimming, scraping, notch trimming, a second scraping head, cleaning and servo polishing close the sequence, with the polish head following the profiled contour.
FM756JCX CNSK · Dongguan
Feed rate8 m/min
Panel width≥ 120 mm
Stations25
Total power67 kW
GluingEVA furnace

Station sequence

Station 01 is the 21.5-inch industrial computer; twenty-five numbered cells run from separating agent to servo polishing, with the EVA furnace at station 13 and the bevel and straight gluing units at stations 07 and 09.

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
Servo forming cutter 1/2
Two 7 kW spindles mill the profile grooves — J, C, W, arc, half-pass, ox-horn and drop shapes among more than twenty-five — with the shape called from the screen.
05
Servo forming cutter 3/4
A second pair of servo spindles mills the opposite face of the profile, so a wrap is cut on both sides of the band in one pass.
06
Bottom chamfer
The lower edge is chamfered to the notch contour, so the band folds under the panel instead of lifting at the corner.
07
Bevel gluing
A separate bevel gluing unit applies adhesive evenly, so the 45° band bonds without a visible line.
08
Band grooving
Grooves are cut on the inner face of the band so it bends and presses cleanly around the corner.
09
Straight edge gluing
A separate gluing unit serves the straight edge, so the flat band and the 45° band are not run through the same nozzle setting.
10
Feeding unit
A driven feed unit holds the panel against the fence and pushes it into the bevel station at a steady rate.
11
Bevel and straight pressing
Pressure wheels load the bevel and the straight face together, so both bonds are made in one pass.
12
Panel, handle-free groove and band gluing
Three gluing points on one station: the panel face, the handle-free groove and the band itself, so the wrap bonds along its whole width.
13
EVA gluing furnace
The furnace melts EVA granulate and applies it to the panel face and the band in one pass; the pot sits on the machine, with no external tank and no cleaning solvent.
14
Transmission pressing
A driven pressing section carries the panel through the forming zone at constant speed, so the band is loaded for its full contact length.
15
Heat gun
Hot air softens the band before it enters the forming press, so a tight radius folds without a white stress line.
16
Baking lamps 1–4
Four lamps heat the band along the forming section, so it stays soft across a long profile and a cold shop floor.
17
Seventeen-group forming press
Seventeen pressure components load the band along every curve and corner of the profile, so the wrap closes without a second pass.
18
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.
19
Four-speed automatic dual-track head-and-tail trimming
Two tracks run the ends and the speed is switched in four steps, so a pair of panels is trimmed without dropping the feed rate.
20
Fine trimming
The finishing cut takes the overhang back to the panel face; this is the pass that decides how clean the joint reads.
21
Scraping
Upper and lower edges are scraped to remove trim knife marks, and surplus glue between band and panel comes off.
22
Notch trimming
The notch edges are fine-trimmed after pressing, so the profile reads clean and the panel face stays flat.
23
Scraping 2
The second scraping head repeats the pass on the lower edge, so both faces come off the band clean.
24
Cleaning
Residual hot-melt is diluted and isolated before polishing, so it lifts off instead of being smeared along the edge.
25
Servo polishing
The polishing head is servo-driven and follows the profiled contour, so the cotton wheel stays on the band instead of the panel face.

Technical data

ModelFM756JCX
Feed rate8 m/min
Panel width≥ 120 mm
Panel thickness18 – 22 mm (handle-free) / 9 – 25 mm (bevel and straight)
Edge band thickness0.55 – 0.6 mm (handle-free) / 0.8 – 1.0 mm (bevel and straight)
Edge band width55 – 60 mm (handle-free) / 30 – 40 mm (bevel and straight)
Pressure beamElectric lift
Processing stations25
Control screen21.5-inch industrial computer
Input voltage380 V
Air pressure0.7 MPa
Total power67 kW
Machine size (L × W × H)11620 × 1150 × 1900 mm

Values from the FM756JCX technical data sheet in the 2026 configuration list. The sheet prints the thickness, band thickness and band width in two columns, one for the handle-free profile and one for the bevel and straight format, and they are shown here in the same order. The glue on this build is EVA, melted in the furnace that sits at station 13; the sheet also lists the bevel and straight gluing units at stations 07 and 09 as EVA pots. The same frame is built with an external two-colour PUR pot instead, and that variant has its own page.

What the machine is built to do

  • Two formats, one bedHandle-free profile and 45° bevel straight edge are both cut here: the format is a recipe, not a second machine and a second operator.
  • Bevel and straight gluing kept apartTwo gluing units, one for the bevel band and one for the straight edge, each with its own setting instead of a shared nozzle.
  • Synchronous pressingThe bevel and the straight face are pressed in the same pass, so neither is run at the pressure of the other.
  • Handle-free groove glued in linePanel face, groove and band are glued at one station, which is what holds a wrap that reaches round the groove.
  • Seventeen forming groupsThe band is loaded along the whole profile until the shape sets, so a tight radius does not need a hand touch-up.
  • EVA furnace buildThis page covers the EVA order; the same frame is also built with an external PUR pot, and that variant has its own page.

Edge samples

45° bevel and straight-edge strips banded on the same line, trimmed at the factory.
45° bevel and straight-edge strips banded on the same line, trimmed at the factory.

Put FM756JCX against your panel.

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