WFSEN Full Automatic Finger Jointer Construction Horizontal Finger Jointer Shaper Machine

This machine is used to produce strong, precise finger (box) joints in wood components for furniture, doors, panels and other joinery by automatically cutting and assembling interlocking fingers to create long, stable glued joints.

Key automatic features include PLC control for process automation, hydraulic drives for consistent pressure and movement, automated feeding at up to 1.5 m/s, and synchronized cutter operation for repeatable, high-precision finger profiles.

It is suitable for a wide range of solid woods and engineered wood products (e.g., softwoods, hardwoods, finger-jointable laminates). Material-specific cutter and glue settings should be optimized for best results.

According to the specifications the maximum working width is 35–150 mm, maximum working thickness is 12–50 mm, and maximum working length is 2500 mm.

The machine lists a main power figure of 13 kW and a total power of 5.7 kW in the specification sheet; available supply voltages are 220 V, 380 V or 415 V. Please confirm the exact electrical configuration and power distribution with the supplier before installation.

Hydraulic power is the primary power source for motion and clamping. The machine requires an air pressure supply of 0.6–0.8 MPa for pneumatic components. Confirm hydraulic unit sizing and compressor capacity with the vendor.

Important mechanical specs include machine weight of approximately 1000 kg, saw (cutter) diameter of 300 mm, and a feed speed up to 1.5 m/s. Core components include PLC, engine, bearings, gearbox, gears and pump.

The specification lists a length of 4400 mm; the full width and height values were not complete in the provided data. Please request the complete L×W×H dimensions and recommended clearance from the supplier for planning floor layout.

Throughput depends on feed speed, joint length and cycle settings. The machine supports a feeding speed up to 1.5 m/s which enables high-volume production; for estimated pieces/hour please provide typical workpiece dimensions so the supplier can calculate realistic rates.

Standard safety features typically include guarding around cutting areas, emergency stop buttons, interlocks on access panels and PLC-managed safe sequences. Confirm specific safety options, CE or other compliance, and any required local safety additions with the manufacturer.

Most suppliers offer installation and commissioning services and operator training—please confirm these services, associated costs, and whether in-person or remote support is available when ordering.

Routine maintenance includes cutter inspection and sharpening, lubrication of bearings and gearbox per schedule, hydraulic fluid checks, filter changes, and PLC/software checks. The supplier should provide a maintenance manual with recommended intervals.

Core components such as cutters, bearings, seals, belts and electronic parts are commonly stocked by the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Ask the supplier for a spare-parts list and lead times for critical consumables.

Yes — many manufacturers offer options such as different cutter sets, automatic glue applicators, infeed/outfeed conveyors, additional safety or automation packages, and custom voltage/hydraulic configurations. Discuss your production requirements for available options.

Warranty terms and certifications (CE, ISO, etc.) vary by supplier and region. Request the warranty period, scope of coverage and any available compliance documentation from the seller before purchase.