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Cutters with HSS knives for finger joints

2013-01-18
Finger jointing is a method of combining wooden elements using wedge joints, commonly applied in the manufacture of first fix joinery, in construction, furniture and many other industries which use wood or its derivative materials. The new cutters with soldered HSS knives from GLOBUS are used to produce these joints.

The finger jointing technique allows for the use of raw materials of a much lower quality, as well as a significant optimisation with the use of higher quality wood. Given the high cost of the raw material and its availability, finger joining techniques offer sawn timber processors the opportunity to increase the efficiency of their work.

We can assume that two profiles are used when making finger joints:
  • the so-called 'zigzag' joint – the joint teeth cover the entire width of the element – connection of elements with a 'zigzag' joint is used most often by manufacturers of joinery (windows, doors), but also by manufacturers of glued laminated elements for use in the construction industry;
  • the so-called 'line' joint – the joint teeth are hidden beneath the cut – in this case, the connection allows a product with a significantly higher utility value to be obtained, which is why this technique for the connection of materials is used in the manufacture of chipboard.
The new cutters with soldered HSS knives from GLOBUS are used to produce these joints

Most often the splicing or widening of wood with shorter or longer elements is used to:
  • obtain longer elements, using shorter boards or strips of lower quality raw material;
  • obtain a product with a higher quality and strength having removed knots and defects;
  • manage waste.
In construction, wood joined with finger joints allows the use of structural beams of any length. Long beams are ideal in producing timber structures, especially the framed walls of houses or the roof truss, in that they are characterised by a much higher mechanical strength and can thus be used to build structures with a greater span using material with a smaller cross section.

Production of furniture panels using finger joints is economical (the product is cheaper than that made using solid timber), and the plywood is very durable.

Technology for the connection of short length elements using finger jointing is also appreciated by manufacturers of garden structures, roof trusses and even wooden houses.


Profile router bits DIA for nesting

2012-10-03
Profile router bits DIA for nesting make use of the latest design, in which the helix of PCD knives is arranged into 3 spirals forming three full diamond blades. The design, number and arrangement of the PCD knives ensures continuous contact between the blade and the material, which translates into the acquisition of high-quality processing and provides very good removal of dust, important when working with high speed and rapid rate of feed. The bodies of profile router bits DIA for nesting are made of a special high-strength steel or a heavy sintered high density metal, a so-called HDM (a non-vibrating material, resistant to high temperatures).

The bits are also characterised by the small diameter of the working part and shank. The two-part design of the bit body, with this small diameter of working part and shank, provides a higher durability and longer tool life when machining, and at the same time enables the maintenance of a high quality in the edge of the materials being worked, for example laminated chipboard and melamine board, MDF and other wood-based materials.

Nesting is a processing technology, also known as Nested Based Manufacturing (NBM), the overall objective of which is to create profiles and holes for hinges on a single machining run in a CNC machining centre, with, of course, the optimal cutting of the material being used. The advantages of nesting include the exact cutting of the rectangular elements and profiles created, as well as lower production costs owing to the small amount of human labour in the process and the complexity of the processing (cutting of panels and drilling and milling for hinges on a single machining run).


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DREMA 2012 - time for a summary

2012-04-05
With another edition of DREMA behind us, it's time for a few words of summary:
  • our stand was visited by over 400 people
  • a pleasant note on the first day was the receipt of the ACANTHUS AUREUS award from the organiser of the Fair for Stand Most Conducive To The Marketing Strategy
  • we are pleased to have established a number of interesting and promising contacts,
    especially in new areas for the application of our tools

This time round, we presented new products, those which at the beginning
of the year became a part of the permanent GLOBUS range and those
for which implementation is nearing completion, specifically: 
  • This time round, we presented new products, those which at the beginning of the year became a part of the permanent GLOBUS range and those for which implementation is nearing completion, specifically:
  • new carbide saw blades in the MULTIX series with a thin disc for cutting fresh timber
  • new carbide saw blades in the GLOTECH series with a thin disc for cutting wood-based materials
  • new generations of carbide saw blades in the GLOTECH 2, MARATHON 2 and PERFECTCUT series for cutting single wood-based panels with trim saws
  • new generations of carbide saw blades in the MARATHON 2 series for stack cutting wood-based panels
  • a new generation of ALUEX series saw blades for users in the door and window joinery segment (but not only) for cutting sections from aluminium alloys and PVC profiles
  • new formed cutters for rounding and chamfering, and for bevelling terrace boards
  • new formed cutters for bevelling / profiling imitation log for manufacturers of wooden building components

We have prepared special presenters for all of the products, with these allowing for a very realistic display of their use.

We also prepared a special area at our stand – TOP SERVICE – where customers could talk with us and raise important questions about proper maintenance and its impact on increased tool life. The climax of this sub-project was the conference we organised, entitled TOWARDS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE, which was held at the KKS LECH POZNAŃ stadium in Poznań,
on Bułgarska Street.

We are confident that the contacts made in the course of this year's Drema
will prove fruitful both for us and for our customers. We would therefore like to thank all who contributed their valuable time and visited us at the fair.

Thank you and see you in two years.



 



SET2 – a new series of saw blades for circular saws

2011-08-31
A new series of circular saws with HM Series blades
SET2 is a continuation of the SET product line which was introduced a few years ago. It complements GLOBUS brand tools already offered in this segment and is designed for performing minor repair work at home, in the garden or on a farm.

The shape of the tooth, alternately applied inclined sintered carbide (GS) blade geometry and the corresponding number of teeth allows for the cutting of wood both along and against the grain.
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New generations of blades for the FURNITURE INDUSTRY

2011-06-01
Today, we are happy to introduce the new generation of circular saw blades with sintered carbide for cutting wood-based materials, included in the series:
The new series start with the most popular blades with a diameter of 300 mm for cutting wood-based materials.

The blades feature an enhanced disc design and optimised geometry of the teeth.  In addition, discs are equipped with slots to compensate for the effects of temperature and innovative cuts in the disc, which lower the noise level.  Special grades of sintered carbide were precisely selected for specific applications during a series of tests.



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