Solid Wood Processing
Portable carpentry machines
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Portable carpentry machines
Chain mortiser CM 100 / CM 150 / CM 200
CM series chain mortisers cut mortises in timber components to a maximum depth of 100, 150 or 200 mm, depending on the model.
Portable carpentry machines
Chain slotter FS 175
The FS 175 cuts longitudinal slots 7 or 11 mm wide in timber beams and other large-section elements to a maximum depth of 175 mm.
Portable carpentry machines
Carpentry planer RD 300
The RD 300 planes beams and solid timber elements at widths up to 300 mm, with the planing depth adjustable from 0 to 4 mm.
Portable carpentry machines
Portable band saw FP 300
The FP 300 is a hand-guided portable band saw for cutting timber beams and other solid timber elements to a maximum depth of 300 mm.
Portable carpentry machines allow machining directly on the workpiece, making them useful for beams and other timber components that are difficult to handle on stationary equipment. They are used in the workshop or on site for cutting joints, planing and sawing components for timber structures and roofs.
A chain mortiser cuts recesses for mortise-and-tenon joints. A chain slotter cuts slots in beams, within the width and depth limits of the model. We select these machines according to the shape and dimensions of the joint.
A carpentry planer, also known as a beam planer, planes the surfaces of beams and boards as the operator moves it along the workpiece. A portable band saw cuts timber as the operator guides the machine along the marked cutting line.
We select the model based on the required operations, workpiece cross-section and access to the working area. We also consider machining capacity, machine weight, clamping and guidance arrangements, and frequency of use.
Delivery, preparation for use and operator training are agreed based on the equipment selected, together with the terms of technical support.