At Kitmondo, we offer a comprehensive selection of used finger joint machines, essential for crafting strong and precise wood joints in the woodworking industry. These machines are designed to cut, shape, and join wood pieces end-to-end, resulting in long, continuous lengths that boast greater strength and stability compared to traditional joints. Our inventory ranges from €15,000 for basic models to €150,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from renowned brands like Weinig, Grecon, Omga, and System TM. Each machine is equipped with unique features such as joint profile, production speed, wood size capacity, and automation levels to meet your specific production needs.
When choosing a finger joint machine, it’s important to consider factors such as the type of wood being processed, the required joint strength and precision, production volume, and the ease of operation and maintenance. These aspects are vital for achieving high-quality joints, optimizing production efficiency, and minimizing waste. Investing in used finger joint machines from Kitmondo not only grants access to top-tier equipment at significantly reduced prices but also supports sustainable practices by extending the life of durable machinery.
Explore Kitmondo’s listings today to find dependable finger joint machines that offer exceptional performance and value for your woodworking needs. Trust Kitmondo's commitment to excellent customer service to help you select the perfect finger joint machine to enhance your woodworking operations.
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Year: 2018
Working width | 1000 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Spindle Power | 16 kW |
Working thickness | 45 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Feeding conveyor | Yes |
Year: 2022
Working width | 1300 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Feeding conveyor | Yes |
Working thickness | 1 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Delivery conveyor | Yes |
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The woodworking company sells a completely new line for splicing and gluing timber from the German manufacturer WEINIG in packaging. The equipment is located in a warehouse in Latvia. Part of the equipment: Opticut Fordersystem F100 Optimierungskappsage OptiCut 450 Quantum EasyScan Smart C200 Hobel- und Kehlautomat WEINIG Hydromat 3000 WEINIG Einlauf- Automatisierung- High Mech E Combipact G02003Year: 2008
Working width | 150 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Working thickness | 50 mm |
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Spindle Power | 22 kW |
Year: 2002
Working width | 330 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Feeding conveyor | Yes |
Working thickness | 0.8 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Delivery conveyor | Yes |
Year: 2008
Working width | 150 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Working thickness | 80 mm |
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Type | Semi-Automatic |
Year: 2006
GRECON ULTRA TT wood joining line Year of production 2006 The machine is equipped with undercuts for gluing on the flat / on the line, which makes the machine universal - it can glue elements on the stile (on the zigzag) or on the flat (on the line). Dimensions of the machine: - length - 15000 mm - width - …Year: 2003
Working width | 45 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Spindle Power | kW |
Working thickness | 1.5 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Feeding conveyor |
Year: 2006
Working width | 1200 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Feeding conveyor | Yes |
Working thickness | 0.9 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Delivery conveyor | Yes |
Year: 2002
Working width | 160 mm |
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Spindle Power | 6 kW |
Working thickness | 80 mm |
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Year: 2015
Working width | 3400 mm |
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Glue application | No |
Feeding conveyor | Yes |
Working thickness | 1.5 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Delivery conveyor | Yes |
Year: 1999
Working width | 600 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Spindle Power | 15 kW |
Working thickness | 70 mm |
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Type | Automatic |
Feeding conveyor |
Year:
Working width | 1150 mm |
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Spindle Power | 1.5 kW |
Working thickness | 3 mm |
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Wood sheet joining machine, model FW1200 E made by Kuper, suitable for joining wood sheets. Used, overhauled with warranty.Year: 1998
Working width | 3100 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Working thickness | 2 mm |
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Spindle Power | 22 kW |
Year: 2011
Glue application | Yes |
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Type | Semi-Automatic |
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Year: 1978
Working width | 2100 mm |
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Glue application | Yes |
Working thickness | 5 mm |
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Spindle Power | 16 kW |
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Working width | 800 mm |
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Type | Semi-Automatic |
Glue application | Yes |
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Finger joint machines are pivotal in woodworking, enabling the creation of robust, interlocking joints that enhance the structural integrity of wood products. These machines are essential for producing high-quality joints efficiently, making them ideal for a variety of applications such as furniture, doors, windows, and structural components. Understanding the different types, features, and purchasing considerations of finger joint machines can greatly improve your woodworking operations. Kitmondo, a premier online marketplace for used industrial machinery, offers a broad selection of finger joint machines, ensuring access to high-quality equipment at competitive prices.
Finger joint machines are specialized tools designed to produce finger joints, which consist of a series of interlocking cuts that resemble fingers. These joints are favored for their strength and stability, providing superior performance compared to other joint types. They are widely used in the production of furniture, doors, windows, and various structural elements.
Finger joint machines come in various configurations to cater to different production needs. Here’s a detailed overview of the main types:
Horizontal finger joint machines cut joints horizontally, ideal for longer wood pieces and ensuring robust and reliable joints.
Vertical finger joint machines cut joints vertically, perfect for shorter pieces of wood, often used in creating small furniture components and detailed woodworking tasks.
Automated machines incorporate advanced features, reducing manual intervention and increasing precision and productivity.
When selecting a finger joint machine, consider the following features and specifications to ensure it meets your operational requirements:
The size and configuration of the joints determine their strength and suitability for different applications. Ensure the machine can produce the specific joint sizes you need. Kitmondo’s listings provide detailed specifications on joint size and configuration to help you find the right machine.
The machine's speed affects production throughput. Higher speeds facilitate faster processing, essential for large-scale operations. Look for machines with adjustable speed settings to accommodate varying production needs.
Precision is crucial for creating strong, reliable joints. Advanced machines offer high precision, ensuring consistent and tight-fitting joints. Consider the machine’s cutting accuracy and repeatability.
Advanced automation and control systems enhance precision, consistency, and efficiency. Features such as programmable settings, touch-screen interfaces, real-time monitoring, and automated adjustments can significantly boost productivity.
The machine's build quality and durability are essential for long-term efficiency. Machines constructed from high-quality materials, such as robust steel frames and durable cutting components, are more resistant to wear and tear. Easy-to-maintain designs and accessible components simplify maintenance, reducing downtime and operational costs.
Safety is paramount in woodworking. Look for machines with safety features like emergency stop buttons, protective guards, and automatic shutdown mechanisms to protect operators and equipment.
Reputable brands ensure higher quality and better support. Some top brands in the finger joint machine market include:
Kitmondo features equipment from these and other reputable brands, ensuring access to reliable and well-supported machinery.
The cost of used finger joint machines varies widely based on age, condition, brand, and features. Prices generally range from several thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars. For instance, a used Weinig horizontal machine might cost between $20,000 and $50,000, while a high-end Grecon automated machine could range from $50,000 to $100,000. Kitmondo’s marketplace offers diverse pricing options, providing transparency and competitive deals for buyers.
Finger joint machines are essential in the woodworking industry, offering efficient and reliable solutions for creating strong and durable joints. By understanding the different types of machines and key factors to consider when purchasing, businesses can make informed decisions that enhance their operational capabilities. Kitmondo offers a comprehensive platform for sourcing high-quality used machinery, providing detailed listings and competitive pricing. Whether you need a horizontal, vertical, or automated finger joint machine, Kitmondo’s extensive inventory and user-friendly interface make it easy to find the right equipment for your woodworking operations