By expanding production in terms of the range of machinery and manufacturing sites, and by incorporating companies such as Raimann, Dimter and Grecon, the WEINIG Group was able to develop into a single-source provider for the processing of solid woods as the decades progressed. Their product groups include planers and moulders, rip saws, band resaws, cross-cut saws in optimizing and undertable design, finger jointing lines, double-end tenoners, gluing presses, CNC processing centres, tool grinders, as well as automatic length stop systems and scanner systems.
Panel saws, edgebanders, zero-joint systems, nesting CNC machines, and panel storage systems complete their wooden materials division.
The panel saw range of the WEINIG Group is covered by machines from the HOLZ-HER brand. The range is divided into horizontal and vertical panel saws, as well as CNC machines with nesting technology. The vertical panel saws are characterised by an exceedingly compact design which can be installed in spaces with as little as five square metres.
Perfect edges with water-tight, invisible 'zero joints’. One thing all WEINIG HOLZ-HER edgebanders have in common is the GluJet system. It features a short warm-up time, low energy consumption when re-melting, and flexibility thanks to a choice between EVA and PUR glue in cartridges or in the form of granules.
A total of 21 edgebanding machines are offered in 6 series, which means every size of operation will be able to find the right edgebander for their needs.
AURIGA LUMINA SPRINT The AURIGA line comes with diamond-tipped cutters as standard and is designed for completely automated processing. The machines of the LUMINA Series offer similar benefits to those of the ACCURA machines and also feature state-of-the-art changeover systems. Edgebanders from the SPRINT Series are known for their variable feed rate of up to 18 m/min. They can process edges up to 15 mm thick. ACCURA STREAMER UNO The current models in WEINIG’s ACCURA Series of edgebanders feature a newly developed changeover system for the gluing station, which makes it easier to change the gluing system and clean the adhesive nozzles after removing the changeover trolley. The STREAMER Series has an excellent price-performance ratio. It encompasses a broad range of machines, from the entry-level STREAMER 1053, through to professional edgebanding technology in the large-scale STREAMER 1057 XL, which can process edges up to 6 mm thick. The only machine offered in the UNO Series, the UNO 1302, is especially suited for use in confined spaces. At only three metres long, it is the result of the company’s decades of knowledge and experience.
WEINIG’s machines for traditional wood/plastic CNC processing are largely provided by HOLZ-HER. PRO-MASTER, EVOLUTION and the proprietary CONTUREX Series are the company’s CNC machine lines.
PRO-MASTER
The PRO-MASTER line provides horizontal processing centres, which are especially suited to wooden materials. The PRO-MASTER 70 Series features universal 4-axis machines at an entry-level. The 71 and 72 offer 5-axis tools, which provide greater freedom in producing complex, three-dimensional contours. If an import interface is used, the designs can be taken directly from CAD and CAM systems.
EVOLUTION
The EVOLUTION line is home to especially compact solutions for vertical processing, which can perform all the required steps despite their diminutive size. The vacuum-clamping technology is gentle on materials, fully automatic, and means all sides of a workpiece can be accessed for processing.
CONTUREX
The CONTUREX CNC machines are primarily suited to processing solid wood for window/door production, conservatories, furniture and façade construction.
WEINIG offers the following types in the CONTUREX series:
- Conturex Compact
- Conturex 114
- Conturex 124
- Conturex 124 Fläche
- Conturex 125 VARIO
- Conturex 126
- Conturex 226
CNC systems with nesting technology are also provided by HOLZ-HER via their DYNESTIC Series. These enable wooden materials to be processed while conserving resources. These machining centres with gantry design and high-level cut optimisation are ideal for use as individual machines as well as integration into more complex production systems.
Planers in general, including the sub-group moulders, are the WEINIG Group’s core line of business. They are used to process solid wood, wooden materials and plastics, particularly elongated materials. There are five product lines in this segment with ideal solutions for all application scenarios.
The HYDROMAT Series features a collection of planers for high-speed processing and enable feed rate speeds of up to 800 metres per minute. The machines are designed to be very robust and are thus long-lasting.
Baureihe Cube Unimat Powermat Hydromat Breithobel Cube Plus Unimat 200 Powermat 700 Hydromat 3500 Hydromat 45 Unimat 300 Powermat 1500 Hydromat 5000 Hydromat 700 Unimat 500 Powermat 2400 Unimat 600 Powermat 2500 Hydromat 6000 Unimat 800
WEINIG CUBE makes planing especially easy thanks to simple controls and the ability to rapidly change dimensions. CUBE machines are primarily suited to small- and mid-sized companies.
The UNIMAT Series is home to high-performance, top-quality profiling machines at reasonable prices. The plants are suited to all standard tasks in craft workshops or large companies.
POWERMAT planing machines are designed in a modular fashion to enable them to be incorporated with other production machines. Low production tolerances and a high level of occupational safety are but two reasons to choose machines from this series..
Saws are essential tools in the field of woodworking. They are used in all areas of production – from trimming raw wood through to the production of complex contours in panel materials.
Rip saws
WEINIG produces three series of rip saws – the UNIRIP, VARIORIP and PROFIRIP – which include a total of seven models.
Baureihe UniRip VarioRip ProfiRip FlexiRip 310 310 340 JirionLine KR 310 KRD 310 450 KR 610
UNIRIP
The UNTIP 310 produces outstanding cutting results with very little time needed to re-equip the machine for different applications. The compact design makes it especially suited to use in confined spaces. The 310 is ideal for standard applications.
VARIORIP
The VARIORIP Series also only features one model. The 310 can be expanded with up to two automatically adjusting saw blades, which reduces set-up time. This machine is most likely to be found in small- and mid-sized operations.
PROFIRIP
The PROFIRIP Series features a selection of five different models. These machines are used by a wide range of operators thanks to their versatility.
Band resaws
WEINIG-brand band resaws are used to process raw wood and fully utilise the materials on hand to produce outstanding cutting results. Within this segment, WEINIG produces the following types:
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Undertable cross-cut saws
WEINIG produces two models of undertable cross-cut saw. They include simple controls, require little space, and offer a high level of occupational safety.
Optimising cross-cut saws
WEINIG optimising cross-cut saws are used to cut fixed lengths, fix faults and optimise wooden boards.
Panel-cutting is possible on all models, including single-unit and bulk-processing.
WEINIG distinguishes between machines without and with positioning slides. The following optimizing cross-cut saws are available:
without positioning slides with positioning slides OptiCut 150 OptiCut S 50 OptiCut 200 OptiCut S 90 OptiCut 450 OptiCut S 60
WEINIG ProfiShape is used to produce end profiles for wood joints on frame sections, as well as all other longitudinal and transverse profiling – with low tolerances down to the hundredth range. These tool machines are not just used for their traditional purpose – solid woods – they are also used for other wooden materials and the processing of fibre insulation boards.
WEINIG tool-grinding machines from the Rondamat Series expand the product range with machines for manufacturing and repairing tools, such as blades in planers, and ensure clean, precise wood cuts. The Rondamat machines process standard shapes and can be used in conjunction with specialist tools to create individual profiles.
Finger joints are used to connect solid wood longitudinally with nearly the same properties as if it were naturally grown piece of wood. A range of other wooden materials can also be joined together using this technique. WEINIG finger-jointing lines optimise use of resources, such as through using residual wood and chippings, and can also rectify defects in the material.
In this area, WEINIG offers a wide range of different applications. The following table presents an overview.
Series Short wood jointers Construction
wood machines Compact systems Single-board
jointers Continuous
presses ProfiJoint Ultra TT 2000 - 4000 PowerJoint FL 200/ 300 DKK ProfiJoint Kombination Turbo-S 2000-4000 CF / CF-H HS 2000 - 6000 Ultra / Ultra TT 1000 Turbo-LH 6000 VS 5000 CombiPact Turbo-S 1000 HS 120 / HS 200
WEINIG ProfiPress gluing presses bring a great deal of flexibility to wood-processing operations. They facilitate the manufacture of panel materials, the seamless combination of a variety of woods, and the exploitation of residual wood to produce top-quality results. High-frequency technology improves the application of adhesives and reduces glue consumption.
