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The Structure of A Modern Plywood Cold Press Machine

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Heavy-Duty Steel Frame

Cold Press — because the machine frame is the main load-bearing structure of the device. Built of high-strength welded steel, providing good rigidity and stability; the machine can run under continuous high pressure without sacrificing long-term structural accuracy.

Hydraulic Pressing System

In respect to the hydraulic system, it is composed of hydraulic cylinders, pumps, valves, an oil tank and a hydraulic power unit. Provide the necessary pressing force to bond wood panels, and achieves uniform pressure distribution over the entire surface of material for consistent products quality.

Pressing Platens and Working Table

The ends of the steel platens directly in contact with the surfaces of wood panels pressed. They have a flatness and high stiffness, which allow for uniform pressure application during the manufacturing process, while the generous working table can be used with panels of various sizes to manufacture plywood, MDF, veneer, laminated board from 2400×1200 mm* up to 5500×3000 mm.

Electrical Control and Operating System

In modern times automated plywood cold press machines consist of PLC controllers, touch-screen interfaces, sensors and automatic pressure control systems. The features enable operators to easily set pressing pressure, holding time and operating parameters while enhancing production efficiency as well as accuracy.

Safety and Automation Features

Into modern machines, you will also find emergency stop systems, pressure protection devices, limit switches and even automatic loading or unloading devices. These safety and automation functions provide further operator protection from injury, as well as a reduction in manual labor and an increase in productivity improving the machines use for continuous-vector industrial wood panel production.