German veneer manufacturer invests in a Schelling plant

The specialist in panel-dividing technology, Schelling Anlagenbau GmbH, has been chosen to supply the newest cut-to-size plant ASH to the company Hobb. The specialist for cut-to-size high-grade veneer components invest into a new Schelling cut-to-size plant at their Hobb Holzverarbeitung production facility in Bad Bentheim (Germany) to cut the cores on site. Schelling offers here the optimal solution. With the core competence on high-grade veneer cut-to-size components and the cut-to-size technology from Schelling, the company Hobb is able to combine cutting and pressing of veneer components in one location.

Newest technology

The cut-to-size plant consists of an ASH with rip cut and cross cut saw, turntable and fully automated sorting and stacking plant. Loading the cut-to-size plant is fully automatic. The stacking patterns are completely independent of the cutting patterns. The motor power of the main saw is 75 KW, the maximum book height is 210 mm.

The concept of the plant was designed for highest performance and has many custom features which have been tailored to the customer’s requirements. The cut-to-size plant ASH is the newest innovation made by Schelling. The angular plant with automatic stacking will have a total capacity of up to 60 m³/h in 2 shifts. Commissioning is planned for autumn 2008.

Practiced Schelling philosophy

The proven Schelling concept was pivotal in Hobb buy Schelling, everything out of one hand, starting with project work, design, production, installation and start-up. Striving for efficiency and a high grade of R&D is for Schelling a permanent process that is anchored in the Schelling philosophy. Working with the customer, the Schelling experts have created the perfect solution for Hobb. Schelling satisfies the highest customer demands in cutting of board material in the furniture industry.