Heavy Duty Manual Edge Bander Machine MXH-F350A Features
- The machine body is made from hard and thick dia-casting iron, and guaranteed its stability and duration.
- Large worktable and can be customized.
- Two heating pipes are arranged in the glue tank, heating glue quickly.
- It can band both straight line and curved shape panel edge.
- Minimum inner-radius of 25 mm (1″) is possible as per different banding material.
- Short warm-up time with quick heating glue pot.
- Glue box was set to lower than worktable, this is one advanced structure.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Gluing Part
Entrance Part
Motor Driving Wheel
Rubber Pot Part
Belt Feeding Travel Switch
Broken Belt Cylinder
Our Certificates
How an Automatic Edge Banding Machine Works (8 Steps)
- Pre-milling — mills the panel edge flat for a seamless glue joint.
- Gluing — applies EVA hot-melt glue evenly along the panel edge.
- Edge feeding & pressing — feeds PVC/ABS/veneer tape and presses it onto the glued edge.
- End trimming — cuts the front and rear excess tape flush with the panel.
- Rough & fine trimming — trims top and bottom tape overflow to a smooth radius.
- Corner rounding — rounds the two ends of the edge for safety and appearance.
- Scraping — scrapes the trimmed edge to remove residual glue lines.
- Buffing — polishes the edge to a clean, glossy finish.
Heavy Duty Manual Edge Bander Machine MXH-F350A Glue Type: EVA
EVA hot-melt glue is the cost-effective standard for most furniture and cabinet production; PUR is available on request for high-humidity or heavy-duty use.
Key Parameters
- Feeding speed: 0-15m/min
- Working air pressure: 6kg/cm
Price Range
Typical ex-works price for this class of machine: $800 – $3,000. Final price depends on configuration, voltage and shipping; contact Leabon for a confirmed quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is an automatic edge banding machine used for?
- A: It seals the exposed edges of panels (MDF, plywood, particleboard, melamine) with PVC, ABS or veneer tape so the board core is protected from moisture and impact, and the furniture looks clean and finished.
- Q: PUR vs EVA hot-melt glue — which should I choose?
- A: EVA is economical and covers most cabinet and furniture work. EVA hot-melt glue is the cost-effective standard for most furniture and cabinet production; PUR is available on request for high-humidity or heavy-duty use. This model is supplied with EVA as standard.
- Q: What panel and edge-band sizes can it handle?
- A: Typical range: Feeding speed: 0-15m/min; Working air pressure: 6kg/cm. See the full specification table on this page for the exact model figures.
- Q: How fast is the production line?
- A: Feeding speed is around 0-15m/min depending on panel profile and glue type, supporting continuous panel-by-panel output for factories.
- Q: Do you provide installation, training and warranty?
- A: Yes. Leabon provides overseas on-site installation, operator training and a 12-month warranty with spare-parts support, so your line runs reliably from day one.
