Basic free running or motorised in-feed roller conveyor, ensuring panels are offered to the rollers at the correct height and assists in the reduction of excessive stress on the rubber rollers and the machine bearings.

Out-feed disc conveyor for collecting double sided glued panels prior to the lay-up and laminating stages of the process. Can be supplied free running but generally sold as motorised to ensure the discs are always rotating in the bath of water. This ensures the water based adhesives, that have collected on the disc edges, are kept moist and made easier to clean. Motorised units are complete with a photo-cell, secured to the end of the conveyor, which stops and starts the conveyor to prevent panels from dropping off the end of the unit.

Pumping unit to automatically top-up and feed mono adhesives (PVA) into two and four roller glue spreaders. Sensors are placed into the glue line to monitor the amount of adhesive in the machine.

Automatic mixing and pumping two part adhesives into two and four roller glue spreaders. Sensors monitor the glue line and top-up automatically. Fluid adhesive and fluid hardeners are placed into separate tanks and pumped into a small 1.5 Kg container where it is mixed prior to dispensing into the machine. This means that the cleaning procedure in contained to the 1.5 Kg mixing chamber only.

Model S2R
A top quality glue spreading machine supplied with two application rollers and adjacent glue troughs which control the glue line being applied to the sub strate. Can be supplied with many optional extras, depending on the application of the machine. Ideal for veneering or high pressure laminate bonding.

Model S4R
A high quality four roller glue spreader with two application rollers and two doctor rollers that control the glue line being applied to the substrate. Ideal for papers, veneers and laminate bonding due to the low glue weight that can be applied with this method of control. Again, there are a number of optional extras that can be supplied with this machine, depending on the required application.

This illustration shows a manual roller cleaning device that can be attached to either the four roller or two roller machines. There is also the option of an automatic, motorised cleaning unit that will oscillate up and down the machine. Both dispense water over the rollers, assisting in the removal of adhesive from the rollers and speeding up the cleaning process.

A brushing machine to clean panels and remove contamination prior to glue application. An essential process for thin covering materials that will telegraph the smallest of particles left on the panel. The machine is connected to a dust extraction unit and equipped with a variable speed gear box when situated in a processing line.