Pipeline Component Series

Suitable for the SiteOne‑for‑two or multiple rotary peelers—centralized collection of wood cores

Core DifferencesA 12‑meter rail and PLC counting system automatically collect wood cores and prompt packaging based on quantity.

Suitable for the SiteLog cut-off saw with front-end log buffering and automatic feed.

Core DifferencesA 5‑meter log rack temporarily stores multiple logs at once, feeding them one by one in an orderly manner into the log cut‑off saw.

Suitable for the SiteCustomers who wish to have feeding automatically started and stopped based on rear-end material level

Core DifferencesBuilding on the standard pallet racking system, material-level sensing and automatic start‑stop functionality have been integrated to reduce unnecessary idle time.

Suitable for the SiteUnmanned veneer peeling machine controller frontend, compatible with single‑drum, double‑drum, or stepped‑type unmanned start‑up operations.

Core DifferencesPre‑buffer wood logs at the front end of the peeling feeder to enable continuous unmanned material supply.

Suitable for the SiteWood veneer plant, specification 97, processing eucalyptus, pine, and mixed hardwood logs.

Core DifferencesThree 1,000-mm saw blades perform synchronized cross-cutting, while the wave‑type conveyor automatically rolls the logs, ensuring more uniform log‑segment dimensions.

Suitable for the Site127*68 wide-board production line

Core DifferencesThe saw blade spacing and support span have been optimized for the 127‑mm specification, ensuring straighter cuts on long wood pieces.

Suitable for the SiteA veneer core plant that simultaneously produces construction formwork and eco‑friendly furniture panels.

Core DifferencesA heavy‑duty dual‑purpose log cut‑off saw covers fixed‑length cutting of 97/127 wood segments

Suitable for the SiteThe 5.2‑meter transition link between the log cut‑off saw and the rounding machine

Core DifferencesSeamlessly convey and distribute cut log segments to downstream stations

Suitable for the SiteOne‑to‑two or one‑to‑many production lines for large‑diameter, high‑hardness wood species.

Core DifferencesElectric push rods smoothly feed the wood, ensuring accuratesortingwith minimal impact.

Suitable for the SiteWorkshop layout requiring manual re‑conveyance before and after rounding and peeling

Core DifferencesReturn or divert wood segments in the set direction, reducing manual secondary handling

Suitable for the SiteFront-end lines are needed before and after the round‑cutting process for edge alignment and material sorting.

Core DifferencesEvenly distribute logs to their respective channels, ensuring smoother subsequent peeling feed.

Suitable for the SiteThe front section of the rounding process for mixed-diameter logs.

Core DifferencesIdentify and sort logs by diameter, directing lumber segments of different specifications to the most appropriate downstream processing stations.

Suitable for the SiteA 5.2‑meter inclined ramp lift between the material separation and rounding processes.

Core Differences20 A chain‑driven forced lifting, accurately feeding each log one by one into the rounding machine.

Suitable for the SiteRetains some manual assistance; the rounding section requires gradual upgrades.

Core DifferencesEnhance the stability of round‑cutting material feeding without major modifications to the entire line.

Suitable for the SiteConfiguration for the round‑cutting–peeling production line, at the feed end of the peeling machine.

Core DifferencesChain drive smoothly conveys wood segments into the rotary lathe, reducing idle waiting time.

Suitable for the SiteInstalled beneath or alongside the peeling machine, rounding machine, and log cut‑off saw, customized to the site’s length.

Core DifferencesContinuously convey wood-dust waste outside the workshop or to a centralized processing point.

Suitable for the SiteVeneer peeling workshops where sawdust, bark, and wood chips need to be screened or centrally collected.

Core DifferencesA roller screening mechanism separates wood shavings and debris, facilitating centralized recovery, transportation, and maintaining a clean working environment.