- Rotary Planing Machine
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- The Rotoplane Advantage
- Rotary planing makes a clean shearing cut that leaves a smooth, porous surface perfect for gluing. No surface tear out. No sniping. Planes pieces as short as 2".
- Advantages?
- Conventional Planing
- Conventional sanding tears out against the grain and can't handle short pieces. It is prone to sniping and leaves a semi-polished surface that is less conducive to glue absorption.
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- Why Rotoplane?
- Rotoplane rotary planing machines are the modern way to calibrate and plane a variety of materials. These versatile machines offer you improved quality, productivity, and significant cost savings compared to conventional planing.
- Rotoplane machines feature a unique, patented planing head, which moves in a horizontal rotation rather than a vertical rotation as with conventional planer heads. This is an important difference that offers many advantages.
- With rotary planing, grain direction in the work piece is no longer a concern. Neither are resinous, knotty, or wild-grained woods. You can now process cabinet doors, glued panels, and completed frame assemblies without fear of surface tear out.
- In addition, the shearing action of the planing head leaves a smooth, porous surface that is perfect for gluing. It is neither too slick, as with planing, nor torn, as with sanding. The result is tighter; stronger glue joints.
- The unique rotary head employs durable multisided carbide blades which are turned as they wear; to expose a new cutting edge and to provide extended production between blade changes.
- Rotary planing is fast, efficient, and economical. Let us demonstrate for you the unique advantages of a Rotoplane rotary planing machine and help you to specify the right machine for your operation.
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