At Exapro, we offer a diverse selection of used finger joint machines, essential for creating strong and precise wood joints in the woodworking industry. These machines are designed to cut, shape, and join pieces of wood end-to-end, forming long, continuous lengths that are stronger and more stable than traditional joints. Our finger joint machines range in price from €15,000 for basic models to €150,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from leading brands like Weinig, Grecon, Omga, and System TM. Each machine features unique specifications such as joint profile, production speed, wood size capacity, and automation level, ensuring they meet your specific production needs.

When selecting a finger joint machine, consider key factors such as the type of wood being processed, required joint strength and precision, production volume, and ease of operation and maintenance. These elements are crucial for achieving high-quality joints, optimizing production efficiency, and minimizing waste. Investing in our used finger joint machines not only provides access to premium equipment at significantly reduced prices but also supports sustainable practices by extending the lifecycle of durable machinery. Trust in Exapro's commitment to excellent customer service and find the perfect finger joint machine to enhance your woodworking operations.

Explore Exapro’s listings today to discover reliable finger joint machines that deliver exceptional performance and value for your woodworking needs.

MAGNYS ITALY MOD M10 Finger Joint machine Low working hours

Year: 2018

Working width 1000 mm
Glue application Yes
Spindle Power 16 kW
Working thickness 45 mm
Type Automatic
Feeding conveyor Yes


CHANG I IN CI-VCB4-IVSS Finger Joint machine

Year: 2022

Working width 1300 mm
Glue application Yes
Feeding conveyor Yes
Working thickness 1 mm
Type Automatic
Delivery conveyor Yes

WEINIG - Finger Joint machine Hot deal

Year:

The woodworking company sells a completely new line for splicing and gluing timber from the German manufacturer WEINIG in packaging. The equipment is located in a warehouse in Latvia. Part of the equipment: Opticut Fordersystem F100 Optimierungskappsage OptiCut 450 Quantum EasyScan Smart C200 Hobel- und Kehlautomat WEINIG Hydromat 3000 WEINIG Einlauf- Automatisierung- High Mech E Combipact G02003

GRECON PROFI JOINT PJ 10/6100 Finger Joint machine

Year: 2008

Working width 150 mm
Type Automatic
Working thickness 50 mm
Spindle Power 22 kW

KUPER ZiZu Finger Joint machine

Year: 2002

Working width 330 mm
Glue application Yes
Feeding conveyor Yes
Working thickness 0.8 mm
Type Automatic
Delivery conveyor Yes

Finger Joint Machine FJL 180 SA - 2008

Year: 2008

Working width 150 mm
Glue application Yes
Working thickness 80 mm
Type Semi-Automatic

WEINIG GRECON ULTRA TT Finger Joint machine

Year: 2006

GRECON ULTRA TT wood joining line Year of production 2006 The machine is equipped with undercuts for gluing on the flat / on the line, which makes the machine universal - it can glue elements on the stile (on the zigzag) or on the flat (on the line). Dimensions of the machine: - length - 15000 mm - width - …

CASATI Z 2000 Joint machine

Year: 2006

Working thickness 3 mm
Spindle Power 1.5 kW

Fisher+Ruckle Omnimaster Finger Joint machine

Year: 2006

Working width 1200 mm
Glue application Yes
Feeding conveyor Yes
Working thickness 0.9 mm
Type Automatic
Delivery conveyor Yes

GOMA FC-10 KZ6 Finger Joint machine

Year: 2002

Working width 160 mm
Spindle Power 6 kW
Working thickness 80 mm

FISHER-RUCKLE FZR28 CROSSMASTER Finger Joint machine

Year: 2004

Working width 2800 mm
Working thickness 1.5 mm

INNOVATOR TrimSmart 3400 Finger Joint machine

Year: 2015

Working width 3400 mm
Glue application No
Feeding conveyor Yes
Working thickness 1.5 mm
Type Automatic
Delivery conveyor Yes

Finger Jointing Line Famad PDFD (not Goma, Grecon Dimter)

Year: 1999

Working width 600 mm
Glue application Yes
Spindle Power 15 kW
Working thickness 70 mm
Type Automatic
Feeding conveyor

KUPER ACR/3100 Finger Joint machine

Year: 1998

Working width 3100 mm
Glue application Yes
Working thickness 2 mm
Spindle Power 22 kW

Used KUPER FW1150 sheet joining machine

Year:

Working width 1150 mm
Spindle Power 1.5 kW
Working thickness 3 mm

Used KUPER FW1200 E Wood sheet joining machine

Year:

Wood sheet joining machine, model FW1200 E made by Kuper, suitable for joining wood sheets. Used, overhauled with warranty.

RÜCKLE FZS 21.1 Finger Joint machine

Year: 1978

Working width 2100 mm
Glue application Yes
Working thickness 5 mm
Spindle Power 16 kW


Finger Jointing Line GOMA MLKT (not FAMAD, Grecon Dimter)

Year:

Glue application Yes
Spindle Power 11 kW
Type Semi-Automatic


Maximizing Woodworking Efficiency: A Comprehensive Guide to Finger Joint Machines

Finger joint machines are indispensable in the woodworking industry, providing the capability to create strong, durable joints by interlocking pieces of wood using a series of cuts resembling interlocking fingers. These machines enhance productivity, ensure high-quality joints, and streamline the production process. Understanding the different types, features, and considerations for purchasing finger joint machines can significantly improve your woodworking operations. Exapro, a leading online marketplace for used industrial machinery, offers a diverse selection of finger joint machines, providing businesses with access to high-quality equipment at competitive prices.

What Are Finger Joint Machines?

Finger joint machines are specialized woodworking tools designed to create finger joints, which are commonly used in the production of furniture, doors, windows, and structural components. These joints offer superior strength and stability compared to other types of joints, making them ideal for various applications in the woodworking industry.

Types of Finger Joint Machines

Finger joint machines come in various configurations to meet specific production needs. Here’s an overview of the main types:

Horizontal Finger Joint Machines

Horizontal finger joint machines are designed to cut finger joints horizontally. They are commonly used for longer wood pieces and provide a strong, reliable joint.

  • Single-End Horizontal Machines: Cut finger joints on one end of the wood piece at a time. Suitable for smaller operations and less frequent use.
  • Double-End Horizontal Machines: Cut finger joints on both ends of the wood piece simultaneously, significantly increasing production speed and efficiency.

Vertical Finger Joint Machines

Vertical finger joint machines cut finger joints vertically and are ideal for shorter pieces of wood. These machines are often used in the production of small furniture components and other detailed woodworking tasks.

  • Single-End Vertical Machines: Cut finger joints on one end of the wood piece. Suitable for precision work and smaller batches.
  • Double-End Vertical Machines: Cut finger joints on both ends of the wood piece at the same time, enhancing efficiency for larger production runs.

Automated Finger Joint Machines

Automated finger joint machines incorporate advanced automation features, reducing manual intervention and increasing precision and productivity.

  • CNC Finger Joint Machines: Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines offer high precision and automation, ideal for complex and high-volume production.
  • Semi-Automatic Finger Joint Machines: Combine manual and automated features, providing a balance of control and efficiency.

Key Features and Specifications

When selecting a finger joint machine, it is crucial to consider specific features and specifications to ensure the machine meets your operational requirements. Key factors include:

Joint Size and Configuration

The joint size and configuration determine the strength and application of the finger joint. Ensure the machine can produce the specific joint sizes you need for your projects. Exapro’s listings provide detailed specifications on joint size and configuration, helping you find a machine that matches your needs.

Speed and Efficiency

The speed and efficiency of the machine affect production throughput. Higher speeds allow for faster processing of wood pieces, which is essential for large-scale operations. Look for machines with adjustable speed settings to accommodate different production requirements.

Precision and Accuracy

Precision and accuracy are critical for creating strong, reliable joints. Advanced machines offer high levels of precision, ensuring consistent and tight-fitting joints. Consider the machine’s cutting accuracy and repeatability.

Automation and Control

Advanced automation and control systems enhance precision, consistency, and efficiency in the finger jointing process. Features such as programmable settings, touch-screen interfaces, real-time monitoring, and automated adjustments can significantly boost productivity.

Build Quality and Durability

The build quality and durability of the machine are essential for long-term operational efficiency. Machines constructed from high-quality materials, such as robust steel frames and durable cutting components, are more resistant to wear and tear. Easy-to-maintain designs and accessible components simplify maintenance, reducing downtime and operational costs.

Safety Features

Safety is paramount in woodworking operations. Look for machines with safety features such as emergency stop buttons, protective guards, and automatic shutdown mechanisms to protect operators and equipment.

Leading Brands in Finger Joint Machines

Reputable brands ensure higher quality and better support. Here are some top brands in the finger joint machine market:

  • Weinig: Known for their high-precision and innovative machines, Weinig offers robust solutions suitable for various woodworking applications.
  • Grecon: Renowned for their durable and advanced technology, Grecon’s machines are popular in the woodworking industry.
  • System TM: Provides a range of high-performance finger joint machines, known for their reliability and efficiency in demanding applications.
  • Dimter: Offers versatile finger jointing machines characterized by efficiency and robustness, suitable for large-scale operations.
  • Leadermac: Known for high-quality machines designed for precision and high-speed jointing, ideal for complex and high-volume production.

Exapro features equipment from these and other reputable brands, ensuring access to reliable and well-supported machinery.

Pricing of Used Finger Joint Machines

The cost of used finger joint machines varies widely based on factors such as age, condition, brand, and specific features. Generally, prices can range from several thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars. For example, a used Weinig horizontal finger joint machine might be priced around $20,000 to $50,000, while a high-end Grecon automated finger joint machine could cost between $50,000 and $100,000. Exapro’s marketplace offers a range of pricing options, providing transparency and competitive deals for buyers.

Conclusion

Finger joint machines are essential tools in the woodworking industry, offering efficient and reliable solutions for creating strong and durable joints. By understanding the different types of machines and key factors to consider when purchasing, businesses can make informed decisions that enhance their operational capabilities. Exapro offers a comprehensive platform for sourcing high-quality used machinery, providing detailed listings and competitive pricing. Whether you need a horizontal finger joint machine, a vertical finger joint machine, or an automated model, Exapro’s extensive inventory and user-friendly interface make it easy to find the right equipment for your woodworking operations.