WEINIG HS 120 / HS 200: The nonplus ultra of the high-performance class

HS 200 Spinfeed

The horizontal single timber shapers from WEINIG are the fastest in the world. Continuous throughfeed of up to 200 parts per minute and 12 press cycles per minute make this system a production giant.

High-performance components such as fully-automatic feeding and front end control can also be integrated.

Wood that does not meet specific quality criteria can be excluded from further processing without being glued. Tool systems with varying diameters of 228.6 to 266.7 mm or 9 to 10 ½ inches can be run.

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WEINIG finger jointing line for short timber pieces offers you

WEINIG HS 120/HS 200 offers you

  • From a manual to a fully automatic system
  • Heavy cast iron construction of the shaper body
  • Shortest wood entry length 110 mm
  • (Wood) quality monitoring, defective parts are automatically identified and removed
  • Glue monitoring using a scanner (optional)
  • Up to 200 parts/min (3.3 parts/s)
  • Shaper spindles can be adjusted axially and radially
  • Tool adjustment in the 1/100 mm range
  • Motor pressure from above in the shaper range
  • Inclusive teleservice (remote maintenance) for improved customer support

Technical Details

Horizontal finger joint

Positive-negative profile
Trapeze profile

Horizontal finger joints are mainly used in furniture construction. The shoulder profiles provide, for example, table plates that look like parquet where only the straight butt joints are visible.

The positive-negative profile is the second most common profile in a shaper combination because the system only needs to be equipped with three scoring units instead of four and produces high quality visible joints.

The trapeze profile is also called “American Profile” because this finger joint originates from the US and is usually delivered with a finger joint length of 1/4 inch.

Horizontal finger joint (special)

Half shoulder profile
Reverse shoulder profile

Both of these horizontal profiles are special profiles and are hardly used in ProfiJoint Combination because they only offer advantages with individual shaper lines.

The half shoulder profile can be run in manual and in fully automatic lines.

The reverse shoulder profile is mainly used for the simplest lines where, sometimes, no scoring unit is used.

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