Wood veneer was already used in ancient Egypt. At this time, it was produced using
Saws. Nowadays,
modern veneer peeling and slicing machines are used to ensure an optimal yield of high quality veneer. The sawing process is ineffective due to the width of the sawing blade, and a lot of wood is simply chipped off during this process. A
veneer peeling and slicing machine is used for the processing of logs. The machine is made out of a stable base and a clamping device that can hold the entire log. The trunk is propelled and turns itself very quickly around its own axis. For the actual peeling process, a pressure bar is used that pushes a knife onto the entire width of the trunk to continuously peel off the veneer. The desired veneer strength is adjusted using the pressure bar. Other processes that produce a nicer veneer pattern are often used in the furniture industry. The most optimal process is, for example, in the production of the single layers of plywood, or for boards used for fruit and vegetable boxes. Particularly nice veneer is applied using the knife cutting technique. Using this method, the log is cut in half or in quarters. The thickness of the cut veneer can be between 0.5mm and 1mm.
- Efficient processing of logs
- Optimal for the manufacturing of individual layers for plywood
- Used in fine surface coating or for the production of block board veneers
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