Welcome to Exapro, your destination for quality used industrial machinery. Our range includes versatile and high-performance tenoning machines, perfect for various applications in the woodworking industry.

Priced between €5,000 and €30,000, our tenoning machines are ideal for creating precise and durable tenon joints in wood pieces. Key features include adjustable tenon sizes, high-speed operation, precision cutting, and robust construction.

We proudly feature machinery from top manufacturers such as SCM, Weinig, and Bacci. Every piece of equipment undergoes rigorous testing and inspection to ensure top performance and longevity.

With Exapro, choosing pre-owned industrial machinery means getting the best value for your investment without compromising on quality or performance. Trust us to empower your woodworking operations to reach new heights of productivity. Explore our wide range today and let us help you make the best choice for your industrial needs.

Celaschi TSA-240 Tenoning machine

Year:

Max. woodpiece length 2500 mm
Type Double
Min. woodpiece length 299 mm

Vertongen Pentho CL3 Pentho CL3 Tenoning machine

Year: 2003

Vertongen Pentho CL3 stud milling machine fully serviced and in working order Calibration saw 1x350x30 mm 2.2 kW; 2x160 mm 2.2 kW; Milling shaft 1 (max. 350 mm) 5.5 kW. Workpiece dimensions: Height min/max - 20/135 mm; Width min/max - 20/230 mm; Length min/max - 270 mm/ 4 m. The machine is in excellent condition.

ALFRED HARBS HARBS TB 150/5000 тип 10/217 DMZ 3/3 Tenoning machine

Year: 1981

The machine was purchased in Germany as part of a wooden window production line. Automatic transfer of profiled parts. Smooth retraction of the workpiece 1. Saw left and right 2.2 kW each 2. studding left and right 7.5 kW each 3. grooving left and right 7.5 kW each Also available are conveyor belts, Hess Lux 2000 assembly and gluing machine, …


IMA FBA/II/420 Double-end Profiler, Automatic

Year: 1984

Type Single
Working width 3200 mm

Sedgwick TESH 3 Tenoning machine

Year:

Max. woodpiece length 205 mm
Nbr of cutting units 1
Min. woodpiece length 155 mm

VERTONGEN PENTHO C 4 Tenoning machine

Year: 2001

AUTOMATIC CYLINDER JOINERY TENONING MACHINE Brand : VERTONGEN Type (Model) : PENTHO C 4 Year : 2001 (Photos taken before overhaul, functional tests & cleaning) MACHINING CAPACITIES : Max. wood width if oriented at 45°: mm MACHINE COMPOSITION : 1) Saw kw ( hp), blade speed: rpm 2) Top/bottom unwinder kw ( hp), rotation speed: rpm 3) Spindle moulder kw …

WEINIG UNITEC 12 Tenoning machine

Year: 2004

Machine type – Tenoning and slotting. Manufacterer – WEINIG Model – UNITEC 12 Year of construction – 2004 Condition – erxcellent ( used ) Description - First tenoning spindle: height 640 mm; thickness 50mm.. Second tenoning spindle: height 640 mm; thickness 50 mm.. Saw blade diameter: max 450 mm.. CNC spindle axial adjustment. Automatic ruler angle adjustment.

VERTONGEN Pentho C3 Tenoning machine

Year: 2009

saw Ø 400mm 2 unwinders length 145mm x Ø 160mm spinning top Ø 50mm eccentric presser table 1000x400mm suction outlet (1 x Ø 80mm, 3 x Ø 150mm)


Guilliet QFT Tenoning machine

Year:

Max. woodpiece length 1200 mm
Min. woodpiece length 800 mm

GABIANNI 1500 Tenoning machine

Year: 1995

Type Double
Nbr of cutting units 3
Working width 1500 mm

Sautereau Concept 4 Tenoning machine

Year: 2009

Max. woodpiece length 120 mm
Type Single
Nbr of cutting units
Min. woodpiece length 510 mm
Working width 560 mm



MECANOBOIS M4 MAXI Wood combined machine

Year: 2001

Tenoning machine Mecanobois M4 MAXI TENONER 1 Saw 2 wafer unwinders 1 spinning top Feeding and manual presser Laser line on saw blade

A.COSTA ASTRA PA 6 Tenoning machine

Year:

Max. woodpiece length 140 mm
Working width 3345 mm
Type Double


Overhauled BACCI TSD AND NC14 Tenoning machine

Year: 2004

Max. woodpiece length 1200 mm
Type Double
Min. woodpiece length 100 mm

TORWEGGE H634 Tenoning machine

Year: 1998

Max. woodpiece length 2500 mm


Understanding Tenoning Machines in the Exapro Woodworking Machinery Marketplace

At Exapro, we connect professionals with top-tier industrial machinery solutions. Within our extensive offerings, the category of Woodworking Machines includes essential tools such as Tenoning Machines. Let’s explore what these machines entail, their importance, and why Exapro is the ideal marketplace for buying or selling them.

What are Tenoning Machines?

Tenoning machines are specialized woodworking tools used to create tenons, which are projecting wooden pieces designed to fit into corresponding mortises to form a strong joint. These machines are essential for producing precise and uniform tenons, which are critical components in woodworking for making strong and durable joints, especially in furniture and joinery.

Types of Tenoning Machines

  1. Single-End Tenoners: Machines that cut tenons on one end of the workpiece, suitable for small to medium-sized production.
  2. Double-End Tenoners: Machines that cut tenons on both ends of the workpiece simultaneously, ideal for larger-scale production and ensuring consistent results.
  3. Horizontal Tenoners: Create tenons with horizontal cutting heads, suitable for specific joinery applications.
  4. Vertical Tenoners: Feature vertical cutting heads, used for a variety of woodworking projects.
  5. CNC Tenoners: Computer Numerical Control machines that offer high precision and automation, allowing for complex tenoning operations and high-volume production.
  6. Manual Tenoners: Operated manually, suitable for custom or low-volume work where flexibility is needed.

The Exapro Advantage: Buying & Selling Tenoning Machines

Navigating the world of used industrial machinery can be complex, but Exapro simplifies the process. For those looking to purchase, the key benefits are manifold.

Cost-Effectiveness

Acquiring new tenoning machines can be a significant financial commitment, especially for small businesses or start-ups. Through Exapro, professionals can obtain these machines at a fraction of the cost of new ones, ensuring exceptional value for money. On our platform, the price range for used tenoning machines typically lies between €5,000 and €50,000, reflecting the variety available in terms of age, brand, wear and tear, and additional features.

Quality Assurance

At Exapro, every listing undergoes a thorough evaluation process to ensure each piece of equipment is in excellent working condition and ready for its next operational chapter. This rigorous vetting process guarantees that even used machinery meets high standards of quality and reliability.

Market Reach

Tenoning machines are crucial for efficient and precise woodworking operations across various industries. Whether you're looking to invest in one or sell it, Exapro offers a platform that ensures convenience, reliability, and value. Embark on the future of woodworking with Exapro – where tradition meets innovation.

Main Advantages of Tenoning Machines

Tenoning machines are indispensable in the woodworking industry due to their numerous benefits. Here are the main advantages:

Precision

These machines ensure precise cutting of tenons, which is essential for creating strong and accurate joints in woodworking projects.

Efficiency

Tenoning machines significantly increase the speed and efficiency of the tenoning process, allowing for high-volume output with minimal manual intervention.

Consistent Quality

Tenoning machines provide uniform and consistent tenons, maintaining product quality and reducing variability in production.

Versatility

Modern tenoning machines can handle various types of wood and produce different sizes and shapes of tenons, making them valuable assets for diverse woodworking projects.

Cost Savings

By automating the tenoning process, these machines reduce labor costs and improve overall productivity, leading to cost savings in the long run.

Main Machine Parameters of Tenoning Machines

When evaluating or understanding tenoning machines, several key parameters are considered to ensure they meet specific requirements. Here are the main machine parameters:

Tenon Size Range

The range of tenon sizes the machine can produce, affecting its versatility for different woodworking projects.

Cutting Speed

The speed at which the machine can cut tenons, typically measured in cycles per minute (CPM), influencing production rates and efficiency.

Motor Power

The power of the machine’s motor, impacting its performance and ability to cut through various types of wood.

Automation Level

The degree of automation, from manual to fully automated (CNC), impacting ease of use, repeatability, and integration into production lines.

Workpiece Capacity

The maximum dimensions and weight of the workpieces the machine can handle, affecting its suitability for different woodworking tasks.

Adjustability

The ability to adjust the machine for different tenon sizes and shapes, enhancing flexibility and efficiency in varied woodworking operations.

Area of Use of Tenoning Machines

Tenoning machines, given their versatility and capacity for high-quality tenon production, find application in a multitude of areas. Here’s a rundown of the primary areas of use:

Furniture Manufacturing

Used for producing strong and durable joints in furniture, ensuring high-quality construction and longevity.

Cabinet Making

Applied in the creation of cabinets and other storage solutions, providing precise and consistent joints.

Door and Window Production

Essential for making tenons in door and window frames, ensuring tight and secure joints.

Architectural Woodwork

Used for producing custom joinery in architectural projects, ensuring high precision and quality.

Joinery Workshops

Applied in small to medium-sized joinery shops for producing various types of joinery components.

Manufacturers of Tenoning Machines

Several renowned manufacturers in the woodworking machinery industry are known for their quality and innovation. Here are some prominent manufacturers of tenoning machines:

SCM Group

A leading provider of woodworking machinery, SCM Group offers advanced tenoning machines known for their precision and reliability.

Weinig

Renowned for their high-quality industrial machines, Weinig provides efficient and versatile tenoning machines for various applications.

Martin Woodworking Machines

Specializes in woodworking machinery, offering robust and precise tenoning machines designed for high-performance operations.

Biesse

Known for their comprehensive range of woodworking machines, Biesse provides reliable and efficient tenoning machines for the industry.

Maka Systems

Offers advanced woodworking technology, providing high-quality tenoning machines designed for precision and efficiency in woodworking applications.

Gubisch

Specializes in joinery machinery, offering versatile and efficient tenoning machines suitable for different production environments.

When considering a purchase or researching tenoning machines, it's essential to look into these manufacturers' specific models, reviews, and after-sales service. Each brand has its strengths, specialties, and technological innovations that cater to different woodworking requirements.

Conclusion

Tenoning machines are invaluable assets in the woodworking industry, offering high-quality, cost-effective, and efficient solutions for creating tenons and ensuring strong, precise joints. Whether for furniture manufacturing, cabinet making, door and window production, or architectural woodwork, these machines ensure superior product quality and compliance with industry standards. With the support of Exapro, acquiring or selling tenoning machines becomes a straightforward and reliable process, allowing businesses to focus on what they do best – producing exceptional woodworking products.