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Grecon Dimter Combipact

Grecon Combipact finger jointing line, year of manufacture 2009, is an advanced system used in the woodworking industry, primarily for joining short lengths of timber into longer elements using finger joints. This process enables the use of wood waste for the production of high-quality structural components, such as beams, scantlings, or panels.

Technical data:
1. Initial element length:
- Minimum length: 150 mm
- Maximum length: 1000 mm

2. Element width:
- Minimum width: approx. 20-40 mm
- Maximum width: approx. 200 mm

3. Element thickness:
- Minimum thickness: approx. 15-20 mm
- Maximum thickness: approx. 80 mm

4. Final length after jointing:
- Standard maximum length after jointing: from 6000 mm

5. Capacity:
- Production performance usually ranges from 5 to 15 joints per minute, allowing for processing up to 3000 linear meters per hour.

6. Type of joints:
- Precision-manufactured finger joints, providing durable and strong connections.

7. Pressing force:
- The hydraulic press typically applies a force of several to over a dozen tons to effectively bond the components.

8. Control system:
- PLC-based control system ensuring process automation with the ability to set various finger jointing parameters.

9. Gluing:
- Grecon Combipact lines are equipped with automated glue application systems that precisely meter the required amount of adhesive.

10. Power supply:
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- Standard supply: 400 V, 50 Hz

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