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Automatic Plywood Production Line
An automatic plywood line from log preparation and veneer peeling to drying, gluing, layup, hot pressing and stacking, configured around your panel format, wood supply and production plan.
- MaterialWood
- ProductPlywood
- ProcessHot press
- ScopeSupply and commissioning
FROM VENEER TO PLYWOOD
From veneer to plywood
Prepared logs become veneer, which is dried, glued and assembled in layers. A multi-opening hot press forms the plywood panels, and automatic stacking handles the output.
Panel format, wood supply, layer structure and adhesive, together with the production plan and plant constraints, define the equipment and line settings.
- Panel dimensions and thickness
- Matched to the required finished product
- Timber and log supply
- Defined by wood type and log availability
- Layer structure
- Layer count and arrangement matched to the product
- Adhesive
- Selected for the wood and product requirements
- Target capacity
- Defined by the production plan and line configuration
- Plant space and material handling
- Matched to available space and material flow
Line systems
From prepared logs to stacked panels
Seven systems connect wood preparation, veneer production and assembly, hot pressing and finished-panel stacking.
Veneer peeler
Veneer dryer
Veneer gluing machine
Plywood layup assembly
Multi-opening hot press
Automatic panel stacking
Applications
Plywood for woodworking and product manufacture
Line configuration
Hot pressing configured for your product
- Log preparation and veneer peeling
- Veneer drying before adhesive application
- Layer assembly matched to the product
- Multi-opening hot press with pressure, temperature and time settings
- Automatic stacking of completed panels
Plywood line questions, answered
Understand the production process and prepare the inputs for your project.
Which steps are included in plywood production?
The process starts with log preparation and veneer peeling. The veneer is dried, glued and assembled in layers, then hot-pressed into panels and stacked for the next handling stage.
What determines the hot-press settings?
Wood type, panel thickness, layer count, adhesive and required quality define the pressure, temperature and press time. Values are set during the technical product review.
What information is needed to configure the line?
Define the panel dimensions and thickness, timber and log supply, layer structure, adhesive, target capacity, and plant space and material handling.
How is the supply and commissioning proposal prepared?
The technical team reviews the product requirements, production plan and plant conditions. These inputs define the equipment configuration and the supply and commissioning scope in the technical proposal.
Technical consultation
The right line for your project
Share your panel dimensions and thickness, wood supply, layer structure, adhesive, target capacity and factory constraints so our team can review the line configuration.
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