Building Square Wood Comb Wood Finger Butt Plug Joining Automatic Wood Joining Machine

This automatic wood joining machine is designed to produce strong joints—including comb, finger and butt/plug joins—quickly and consistently for construction, furniture making and other woodworking projects.

Power source: electrical; Voltage: 380V; Power: 15 kW; Weight: 1000 kg; Core components: motor, bearings, engine; Brand: WETOP; Condition: new. Video outgoing inspection and a machinery test report are provided.

The machine supports comb (or comb-like) joints, finger joints and butt/plug joining operations. For specialized joint geometries or non-standard profiles, please consult the manufacturer.

It is suitable for most common woodworking materials, including softwoods, hardwoods and many engineered woods. Capacity depends on board thickness, density and joint type—provide material samples for a performance evaluation if needed.

The machine is rated for 380V and 15 kW. 380V is typically a three-phase supply—have a qualified electrician confirm local supply compatibility and required protection (breaker, grounding, etc.).

The machine weighs about 1000 kg, so you’ll need adequate floor loading capacity and a level, stable installation area. Lifting equipment (crane or forklift) is required for placement. Confirm required clearance, anchoring and power access with the supplier before delivery.

Yes — the machine comes with a video outgoing inspection and a machinery test report to verify performance prior to shipment.

Standard packaging options listed are carton box, wooden box and pallet. For export or long-distance shipping, the supplier can recommend suitable packaging and crating to protect the machine.

Yes. Custom size options are available—contact the manufacturer with drawings, sample parts or required production specifications to get a customization quote.

Routine maintenance typically includes lubrication of moving parts, inspection and replacement of wear components (bearings, cutters or knives), belt/drive checks, and periodic alignment checks. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for best results.

The machine is described as easy to operate, but formal operator training and safety instruction are recommended. Ask the supplier about available on-site or remote training and technical support packages.

Spare parts for core components (motor, bearings, cutting elements) are typically available—confirm with the supplier which wear parts they recommend stocking to minimize downtime.

While specific safety features are not listed, standard expectations include machine guards, emergency stop, interlocks and clear operator controls. Operators should use appropriate PPE such as safety glasses, hearing protection and cut-resistant gloves and follow lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance.

Inventory status is listed as 'Yes', but lead time can vary by configuration, customization and shipping destination. Contact the seller for current stock availability and estimated delivery time.

A machinery test report and video inspection are provided, but specific warranty terms and certifications (CE, ISO, etc.) are not listed. Request details from the supplier about warranty length, coverage and any applicable certifications before purchase.