- Softforming Optimat KAL 310/E
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Description
Exciting potential for industry interior fitters
The new scope for creative edge design, especially with softforming profiles, and the growing number of different materials used in furniture production are raising whole new challenges for interior fitters and the furniture industry - and opening up interesting new potential. But increasing cost pressures are forcing producers to exercise special care in planning new investments. Customers expect a practically oriented machine for banding softforming and other edges to offer flexibility, efficiency and outstanding economy for every type of edging material. It was on the basis of of this underlying concept that the softforming machine Optimat KAL 310/E was developed.
Enormous edging variety
One of the most impressing aspects of the softforming Optimats is their amazing flexibility. The machines are capable of processing a wide range of different edging materials:
- Solid wood
- Fixed length or coil material
- Melamine
- PVC
- ABS or veneer edges
Profiles range from roof and drum shapes through to S or inlay profiles. And naturally with finish processing all-in!
State-of-the-art engineering for optimum results
The modern, high-performance engineering concept of the Optimats guarantees a high standard of processing quality and outstanding user convenience:
Modern, low-maintenance machine elements
Fast, precise resetting with maximum precision in the reproduction of settings
Maximum user convenience both as regards mechanical and unit engineering and machine control
Workpiece-oriented program generation with graphic support for the machine operator.
Inlay profiles lend any panel edge an unmistakable "face" of its own. The versatile possibilities for combination of edges and panels in terms of colour, shape and material lend the imaginative producer endless scope for creative furniture design - and that goes for your business too. In order to produce inlay profiles, certain additions to the basic softforming machine configure are required.
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