HICAS Woodworking Machinery Automatic Wood Manual Finger Jointer Machine

It is used to produce high-strength finger (box) joints in wood for furniture, cabinets, wood panels and construction components, improving edge strength and assembly quality.

Core specs include hydraulic power source, PLC control, 380V supply, 48 kW motor power, approx. 10,000 kg weight, overall dimensions 24610 x 5220 x 1440 mm, and required air pressure 0.6–0.8 MPa (6–8 bar).

The line is designed for automatic operation with PLC control for consistent processing. Manual controls and overrides are typically available for setup, maintenance and special operations—confirm exact control modes with the supplier.

It can process most solid woods and engineered wood products commonly used in furniture and panel production. Maximum/minimum board thickness and specific species compatibility should be confirmed with the manufacturer or provided in the machine data sheet.

Requires a stable, level foundation sized to the machine footprint plus clearance for access (machine dimensions 24610 x 5220 x 1440 mm). Electrical: 380V three-phase supply sized for 48 kW; compressed air 6–8 bar; suitable hydraulic fluid and drainage. Professional installation and commissioning are recommended.

Standard safety features include guarded cutting areas, emergency stop buttons, interlocks, and compliant electrical protections. The machine is CE/ISO certified, but additional site safety measures and operator PPE are required.

The machine is supplied with CE/ISO certification and the manufacturer provides a machinery test report and video of outgoing inspection as standard.

High precision and repeatability are achieved through PLC control and the hydraulic drive system, delivering consistent finger geometry and tight joint fits. Final tolerances depend on tooling, setup and material.

Regular maintenance includes daily cleaning and lubrication, periodic inspection and sharpening/replacement of cutting tools, hydraulic oil and filter checks, and PLC/electrical inspections per the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule.

Yes. Cutting knives, blades, hydraulic components, electrical parts and PLC spare parts are typically available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers—confirm lead times and recommended spares when ordering.

Customization is commonly available (e.g., tooling, control options, feeding systems, joint dimensions). Contact the supplier with your production requirements to discuss available modifications and options.

Throughput depends on finger size, board dimensions, material and production settings. The manufacturer can provide sample test results or estimate capacity based on your product details—request a production test or quotation for accurate figures.

Manufacturers typically offer operator training during commissioning, technical documentation, and after-sales support for service and troubleshooting. Confirm training scope, remote support and onsite service options with the supplier.

Prepare a 380V three-phase electrical supply sized for the 48 kW power rating and appropriate breakers. Provide compressed air at 0.6–0.8 MPa (6–8 bar) with adequate flow and a clean, dry line. Exact electrical wiring diagrams and air consumption figures will be supplied by the manufacturer.

Warranty terms vary by supplier—ask for details in the sales contract. The machine is delivered with a machinery test report and video inspection; factory acceptance testing (FAT) can usually be arranged and documented prior to shipment.