Pallet nailing machine

pallet nailing machine
pallet nailing machine
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Type
pallet

Description

The machine is designed for nailing 2-way and 4-way single and double-operation pallets. Standardly, the machine is equipped with universal templates, with the first serving to perform the first operation and the second template for finalizing the pallet nailing. The nailing process itself operates on the principle of electromechanical drive (two linear actuators) with minimal electrical energy consumption. The nailing machine can work independently or can be integrated into an automatic palletizing line with pallet processing and stacking. Two operators manage the machine operation. What types of pallets can you nail? - Nailing of two-way and four-way pallets. - For single-operation and two-operation pallets A single-operation pallet, or all its parts, are manufactured in the same nailing cycle. A two-operation pallet has a construction that requires two different nailing cycles, or two operations, for its complete production. It cannot be made on a standard single-operation machine. Each operation uses different nailing hammers. What is the capacity and serviceability of the nailing machine? - The capacity of the two-operation nailing machine is 400-450 pcs / shift (8 hours). - The machine is operated by two workers. What dimensions of pallets can be manufactured? Universal template (basic equipment) - This template can manufacture various types of pallets, thanks to simple readjustment using an Allen key. The basic configuration is set according to customer's wish, or for a classic pallet construction (e.g., EUR). - Pallet width 600 mm - 1200 mm (optionally up to 1500 mm)

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