For the flooring industry, Ogden Group says its PUR Continuous Roll Feed press is a fast and efficient method for laminating the top veneer wear layer to the plywood substrate using PUR adhesives. The machine is a heavy-duty designed press constructed with a window-style steel frame and precision machined lineal steel beams. The system can be equipped with automatic infeed which places the random length veneer on top of the plywood.

Available from Cefla, the Prima reciprocating spray machine can easily be integrated into an existing production line. Easy to use, it works in either ambient-air or pressurized environments and minimizes dependence on scarce labor, the company says. The system also enables companies to minimize paint consumption and change colors on the fly.

Weber Models KSF and KSL are two to three shift per day machines that can provide up to 8 stations arranged to meet your needs, says Hans Weber. Their modular construction also allows for reconfiguration of the sanding stations at a later date. Sanding belt length is 103 inches and the machines also feature a calibrating roller drive up to 37 kW. The patented CBF provides a smooth, even surface and no chatter marks, the company adds. Used for solid wood sanding, veneer sanding and lacquer sanding, the KSF can also be combined into sanding machine lines with bottom sanding versions.

The PT Veneer Forming systems, produced by RfsProtech, are used in the manufacturing of radial components for industries including window, door, and cabinets. The PT series ends the need for fixtures and forms for the pressing and laminating of veneers into half-round, arch and elliptical shapes, says Ogden Group. The elimination of the need to make forms allows for quick and easy set-up of custom parts. Systems are available with a variety of curing methods including RF, conduction heat bands and cold press.