Laser830 Plus 45° Straight - bevel Edging
Intelligent laser edge banding machine
Twenty-four cells: a 45° saw cuts the square edge into a bevel, the bevel is glued and pressed separately from the straight edge, and the laser unit bonds the band without a glue line further down the bed.
Overview
- Twenty-four cells in the order printed on the sheet: track conveyor, heavy-duty one-piece bed rail, 21.5-inch computer, separating agent, pre-milling, 45° saw cutting unit, bevel edge gluing, straight edge gluing, band grooving, feeding unit, bevel and straight pressing, rough and fine trimming, laser operating system, pressing, bevel surface trimming, bevel and straight integrated head-and-tail trimming, rough and fine trimming, four-head tracking, double scraping, band cut-off, flexible flat scraping, polishing head 1, polishing head 2 and slotting.
- The 45° saw cuts the straight edge into the bevel and the flat face is milled in the same set-up, so the mitre is not a second operation.
- Bevel and straight are glued at separate stations and pressed together, so the two faces are bonded in one pass.
- Panels from 50 mm wide and 9 to 60 mm thick, band 0.4 to 3 mm thick and 12 to 65 mm wide.
- 16 to 23 m/min on an 11,750 mm frame, 850 mm wide and 1,830 mm high, with 32 kW installed.
- The laser unit and its pressing group sit between the two trimming sections, and the bevel face is trimmed on its own head.
- Slotting closes the line at station 24, so a slotted bevel part comes off finished.
Laser830 Plus 45° Straight - bevel Edging
CNSK · Dongguan
Feed rate16 – 23 m/min
Panel width≥ 50 mm
Stations24
Total power32 kW
Frame11,750 mm
Station sequence
Station 01 is the track conveyor and station 03 the 21.5-inch computer; the twenty-four cells follow the order printed on the sheet, with the 45° saw at station 06 and the laser unit at station 13.
01
Track conveyor
A crawler conveyor supports the panel and drives it through every cell at constant speed.
02
Heavy-duty one-piece bed rail
A one-piece guide-rail beam carries a heavy steel pressure beam; the section is sized for the load a 45° cut puts through the bed.
03
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.
04
Separating agent
A fine spray separates surplus glue from the panel face, so hot-melt does not mark the board after pressing.
05
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.
06
45° saw cutting
One-key milling: the square edge is cut to 45° and the flat face milled into the bevel in the same pass.
07
Bevel gluing
A separate bevel gluing unit applies adhesive evenly, so the 45° band bonds without a visible line.
08
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.
09
Band grooving
Grooves are cut on the inner face of the band so it bends and presses cleanly around the corner.
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
Rough and fine trimming
Rough trimming takes the bulk of the overhang and the fine head finishes to the panel face; the two cuts sit on one unit, so the band is not re-clamped between them.
13
Laser operating system
The laser source, its power curve and the band feed are run from one controller, so a change of band is a recipe change rather than a re-setup.
14
Pressing
High-precision pressure wheels load the band evenly as it meets the panel, so the joint sits flat and holds.
15
Bevel surface trimming
A head dedicated to the bevel face trims the band flush there, separate from the straight-face trimming.
16
Head-and-tail trimming, bevel and straight
Both formats share one end-trimming head, so the changeover does not wait for a second cut.
17
Rough and fine trimming
Rough trimming takes the bulk of the overhang and the fine head finishes to the panel face; the two cuts sit on one unit, so the band is not re-clamped between them.
18
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.
19
Double-edge scraping
Scraping on both edges of the run, for trim marks and surplus glue on either face.
20
Band cut-off
The surplus band coming off the roll is cut and separated from the finished panel at the outfeed.
21
Flexible flat scraping
A sprung scraper follows the panel face instead of a fixed depth, so surplus hot-melt comes off without cutting into the board.
22
Polishing
Cotton polishing wheels clean the finished edge, leaving it smooth and even with the panel face.
23
Second polishing
A second pair of cotton wheels follows the first, for a higher sheen on the joint than one pass gives.
24
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 | Laser830 Plus 45° Straight - bevel Edging |
| 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 | Heavy-duty electrical lift, one-piece bed rail |
| Processing stations | 24 |
| Control screen | 21.5-inch industrial computer |
| Input voltage | 380 V |
| Air pressure | 0.7 MPa |
| Total power | 32 kW |
| Machine size (L × W × H) | 11750 × 850 × 1830 mm |
Values from the Laser830 +45° technical data sheet in the 2026 configuration list. The model cell of that sheet reads Laser830, the same as the straight build; the page labels this build as Laser830 Plus 45° Straight - bevel Edging so the two are never mixed. That label is how the model is written on this page, not how the data sheet prints it.
What the machine is built to do
- 45° saw and mill in one set-upThe square edge is cut to the bevel angle and the face milled in the same pass, which is what keeps the mitre tight without a second machine.
- Bevel and straight glued separatelyTwo gluing stations feed one synchronous pressing unit, so both faces are bonded together.
- Laser on the bevel lineThe laser unit bonds the band on the same bed as the 45° work, which is unusual on a bevel machine.
- Bevel face trimmingA head dedicated to the bevel face trims it flush, separate from the straight-face trimming.
- Band cut-off and flat scrapingThe surplus band is separated at the outfeed, then a flexible scraper clears the panel face before polishing.
- Slotting on the lineStation 24 slots the finished part, so it does not go to a second machine.
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Put Laser830 Plus 45° Straight - bevel Edging against your panel.
Send the thickness, width and band you run. You get a station list, the tooling and a price against your name.