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Hydraulic pallet nailer with two nailing bars for simultaneous work on the upper and lower sides.
Send an enquiry ↗Delta in Crevalcore manufactures nailing machines and equipment for wooden-pallet production. Its range includes hydraulic nailers and saws for timber bundles. These operations require different tooling and format fixtures. The catalogue identifies this Delta by its pallet-machinery activity to distinguish it from unrelated companies that share the same name.
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Model / series
Hydraulic pallet nailer with two nailing bars for simultaneous work on the upper and lower sides.
Send an enquiry ↗Model / series
PLC-controlled automatic bundle saw with an upward-cutting saw chain; documented bundle passage is 1200 × 1200 mm.
Send an enquiry ↗Include machine model, serial number and a pallet drawing showing board and block dimensions. Document nail type, length, shank diameter, head and feeding arrangement; equal nail length does not establish feeder suitability. Identify nail positions, upper and lower nailing groups and fixture mounting separately. Obtain hydraulic pressure and pump and valve identification from machine documentation. For bundle saws establish bundle width, height, cut length, saw chain, guide and clamping arrangement. Specify PLC type, software version and electrical supply for control components. Throughput figures relate to particular workpiece and loading conditions, rather than establishing a cycle rate for every pallet design.
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