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| MILLING MACHINES FOR DOVETAIL JOINTS |
offers several parameters for the adjustment of tool and feed speed, and can output 200 to 400 drawers per hour with one single operator. It also processes all wood species, MDF and birch plywood. At Ligna in Hannover OMEC introduced the new two-axes NC milling machine (variable pitch, working width up to 800 mm, manual piece loading/unloading and manual locking), and the new model for parallel joints (for drawers, cigar, wine and present boxes, with batch processing in packs). |
| Since the beginning of their activity, OMEC from Certaldo, Italy, have specialized in the construction of milling machines for dovetail joints on drawers and furniture in general, designed both for industrial and handicraft companies. Their creations include the manual milling machine Omec 650-M, the automatic milling machine Omec 750, the automatic multi-spindle milling machine Omec F8 and the numerical control model FCN3. Omec 750 represents the tradition of the company, launched in 1965 and manufactured in thousands of pieces. Its strengths are the favourable price/performance ratio, reliability and easy operation. Omec F8, provided with 8 spindles driven by PLC, can output 120 finished drawers per hour in automatic mode, using any kind of wood with no splinters or machining burr, also for curved drawers. Omec FCN3 is a 5-axes numerical control milling machine, with two heads that simultaneously process one front and two sides, ensuring short production times. The machinery |