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FM726YCX

Five-Profile Arc and Bevel Edge Bander, PUR

Five profiles on one bed, with PUR in two colours: 45° full bevel, 45° bevel-straight, quarter-round, half-round and duck-bill, bonded with an adhesive that survives a wet kitchen and a dark decor.

FM726YCX — Five-Profile Arc and Bevel Edge Bander, PUR

Overview

PUR is usually specified for one of two reasons: the panel is going into a wet or hot environment, or the decor is dark or high-gloss, where an EVA line slowly shows through. On a curved door both reasons apply at the bevel and at the arc, so the glue decision has to be made for the whole profile set rather than for one straight edge.

This machine takes the profile set of the FM725YCX and runs it on a no-cleaning PUR pot that switches between two colours. The 45° bevel is glued and pressed in one servo-controlled pass, the band is grooved before it goes round the corner, and the same bed carries the quarter-round, half-round and duck-bill formats a curved-door programme needs.

FM726YCX CNSK · Dongguan
Profiles5
GluingTwo-colour PUR
Feed rate5 / 8 m/min
Total power44.1 kW

Station sequence

Twenty stations behind the screen, from the separating spray to the servo polishing head, in the order the panel runs.

01
21.5-inch industrial screen
A large touch screen carries the recipe list and every station setting, with parameter changes shown live.
02
Separating agent
A fine spray separates surplus glue from the panel face, so hot-melt does not mark the board after pressing.
03
Servo milling 1
A servo-driven diamond cutter mills the quarter-round, and also covers pre-milling on the straight edge.
04
Servo milling 2
A 9 kW spindle cuts the other four shapes: 45° full bevel, 45° bevel-straight, half-round and duck-bill.
05
Servo 45° gluing and pressing
Glue is applied and the bevel is laminated at one station under servo control, so the inclined face of each thickness is bonded in the same pass.
06
Heat lamp 1
The panel is warmed before gluing, which keeps the bond even when the shop is cold.
07
PUR gluing
A no-cleaning pot holds two PUR colours and switches between them without a solvent flush.
08
Servo tape feed
Band feed is servo-matched to the panel speed, so the band is not stretched at the start of a run.
09
Heat lamp 2
A second lamp reheats the band and the panel after grooving, so the 45° band is still soft when it reaches the press.
10
Straight-edge pressing
Pressure wheels load the straight band evenly against the panel face.
11
Bevel-edge pressing
A second group loads the inclined band, so the bevel and the straight face are both held at the joint.
12
Servo press-fitting module
The module follows the contour of the shaped panel and presses along the curve rather than flat across it.
13
Lower rough trimming
The band on the underside is trimmed flush first, so the fine head starts from a clean edge.
14
Full-bevel bottom trimming
The surplus band on the underside of a 45° full-bevel panel is cut away, leaving the bottom face flat.
15
Servo fine trimming
Depth is set from the screen for each panel thickness and profile, so a format change needs no test board.
16
Head and tail trimming
The band is cut flush at the leading and trailing ends, with the trim motor on a high-frequency drive.
17
Head tracking
The tracking head profiles the corner at both ends, so the band follows the radius instead of being cut square across it.
18
Servo scraping
The scraper is positioned by servo for each thickness and shape, taking the knife marks off the band.
19
Full-bevel scraping
Surplus hot-melt is taken off the panel face and the band on the full-bevel format, so the return is flat before polishing.
20
Cleaning
Residual hot-melt is diluted and isolated before polishing, so it lifts off instead of being smeared along the edge.
21
Servo polishing
Cotton wheels on servo control finish the edge on each thickness and shape.

Technical data

ModelFM726YCX
Total power44.1 kW
Voltage380 V
Air pressure0.7 MPa
Electric liftMotorized
Feed speed5 m/min · 8 m/min on 45° bevel-straight
Panel width≥ 120 mm
Machine size (L × W × H)9350 × 950 × 1700 mm
Machine weight3600 kg
Panel thickness · 45° full bevel9 – 22 mm
Panel thickness · 45° bevel-straight9 – 25 mm
Panel thickness · 1/4 arc18 – 22 mm
Panel thickness · 1/2 arc18 – 22 mm
Panel thickness · duck-bill18 – 22 mm
Edge band thickness · 45° full bevel0.8 – 1.0 mm
Edge band thickness · 45° bevel-straight0.8 – 1.0 mm
Edge band thickness · 1/4 arc0.6 – 0.8 mm
Edge band thickness · 1/2 arc0.6 – 0.8 mm
Edge band thickness · duck-bill0.6 – 0.8 mm
Edge band width · 45° full bevel30 mm
Edge band width · 45° bevel-straight30 mm
Edge band width · 1/4 arc40 mm
Edge band width · 1/2 arc40 mm
Edge band width · duck-bill40 mm

Figures are taken from the FM726YCX PUR technical data sheet in the 2026 configuration list. Panel thickness, edge band thickness and edge band width are stated per profile; the tooling set for each profile is confirmed against your door drawings before the offer is issued.

What the machine is built to do

  • Five profiles on one bed45° full bevel, 45° bevel-straight, quarter-round, half-round and duck-bill are all available on the same bed; the recipe decides which units run.
  • Two-colour PUR, no cleaningA no-cleaning PUR pot holds two adhesive colours and switches between them without a solvent flush, so a colour change is a recipe change rather than a teardown.
  • 45° glued and pressed in one passThe bevel is glued and laminated at the same station under servo control, which is what keeps a full-bevel joint invisible on a dark panel.
  • Grooving before the cornerThe band is grooved on its inner face before it is pressed round the corner, so the 45° return stays sharp instead of lifting.
  • Servo press-fitting on the profileThe pressing module follows the contour of the shaped panel, so the band seats along the curve instead of being loaded flat across it.

Edge samples

45° full bevel: the band wraps the chamfer and the face is polished flat, so the joint reads as one surface on a dark decor.
45° full bevel: the band wraps the chamfer and the face is polished flat, so the joint reads as one surface on a dark decor.
45° bevel-straight: bevel and straight face on the same panel, both edges banded in the same pass.
45° bevel-straight: bevel and straight face on the same panel, both edges banded in the same pass.
Quarter-round: one 1/4 arc on the corner, band 0.6 – 0.8 mm on 18 – 22 mm panels.
Quarter-round: one 1/4 arc on the corner, band 0.6 – 0.8 mm on 18 – 22 mm panels.
Half-round: the 1/2 arc carries round the corner with no flat left between the two faces.
Half-round: the 1/2 arc carries round the corner with no flat left between the two faces.
Duck-bill: the band follows the inner arc of the duck-bill profile, 40 mm band on 18 – 22 mm panels.
Duck-bill: the band follows the inner arc of the duck-bill profile, 40 mm band on 18 – 22 mm panels.
45° on a white panel: the chamfer is banded and polished, and the return sits flat on the face.
45° on a white panel: the chamfer is banded and polished, and the return sits flat on the face.
45° on woodgrain: band tone matched to the decor, and the chamfer line runs continuous round the corner.
45° on woodgrain: band tone matched to the decor, and the chamfer line runs continuous round the corner.
Corner detail: the band turns without a gap or a step at the mitre.
Corner detail: the band turns without a gap or a step at the mitre.

Put FM726YCX against your panel.

Send the thickness, width and band you run. You get a station list, the tooling and a price against your name.