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Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe Machine

  • Chosen By List:
    • List Item: Joinery shops producing window frames or door units that require accurately scribed glazing bead ends as part of finished assemblies
    • List Item: Workshops where tear-out on cross-cut profiled timber is causing rework or quality rejections
    • List Item: Operations looking to bring bead end-profiling in-house rather than relying on manual routing or outsourcing
  • This Product List:
    • List Item: Your main requirement is clean, tear-free end profiles on glazing bead and you want a machine purpose-built for that single task
    • List Item: You process a consistent volume of cross-cut profiled bead and want a reliable, repeatable result without manual intervention
    • List Item: You want the option to cross-cut and end-profile in one place by adding the 90° saw at the time of order
  • Alternate List:
    • List Item: You need to profile bead ends as part of a broader range of scribing and profiling operations — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=53&catid=20">Copenstick TDL</a> or <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=54&catid=20">Copenstick UNI</a> may offer more versatility across profile types
    • List Item: Your volume is lower and a semi-manual or simpler bench-top solution would suffice — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&catid=20">HEP Glazing Bead End Profile Scribing Machine</a> may be worth discussing with us instead
    • List Item: You need pin-and-cope or stick-and-cope joinery profiling rather than end scribing — in which case the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=51&catid=20">Copenstick PIN</a> or <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&catid=20">Copenstick STP</a> are more appropriate starting points
  • Key Specifications:
    • Specification Name: Profiling Method, Specification Value: Reverse profiling via sliding table, Specification Notes: The workpiece moves laterally across twin router bits rather than the head traversing — this approach gives more controlled feed and contributes to the tear-free cut quality.
    • Specification Name: Cutter Configuration, Specification Value: Two counter-rotating router bits at 18,000 rpm, Specification Notes: The twin-cutter setup — one clockwise, one anticlockwise — profiles both sides of the bead end in a single pass, eliminating breakout on the exit edge.
    • Specification Name: Max Routing Height / Width, Specification Value: Approx. 90 mm × 90 mm (profile/tooling dependent), Specification Notes: Actual usable capacity will vary with profile geometry and tooling selection — confirm with IWM when specifying tooling.
    • Specification Name: Optional 90° Cut-Off Saw, Specification Value: Available as factory option, Specification Notes: Combining cross-cutting and end-profiling in one machine can reduce handling time if bead is being cut to length and profiled as part of the same operation.
  • Full Specifications:
    • Specification Name: Profiling Method, Specification Value: Reverse profiling via lateral sliding table
    • Specification Name: Cutter Configuration, Specification Value: Twin counter-rotating router bits
    • Specification Name: Spindle Speed, Specification Value: 18,000 rpm
    • Specification Name: Max Routing Height, Specification Value: Approx. 90 mm (profile/tooling dependent)
    • Specification Name: Max Routing Width, Specification Value: Approx. 90 mm (profile/tooling dependent)
    • Specification Name: Distance Between Routers, Specification Value: Approx. 120 mm (profile/tooling dependent)
    • Specification Name: Workpiece Clamping, Specification Value: Pneumatic, Specification Notes: Pneumatic clamping holds the workpiece securely and consistently throughout the cut cycle, removing reliance on operator hand pressure and reducing the risk of movement-induced breakout.
    • Specification Name: Optional 90° Cut-Off Saw, Specification Value: Available as factory option
    • Specification Name: Motor Power, Specification Value: 1.5 kW, Specification Notes: Three-phase 400 V supply required — confirm your workshop supply is adequate before ordering.
    • Specification Name: Electrical Supply, Specification Value: 400 V, 3-phase
    • Specification Name: Machine Dimensions (L × W × H), Specification Value: Contact IWM for confirmed figures, Specification Notes: Allow additional clearance on the left and right of the machine for the full lateral travel of the sliding table and operator access.
    • Specification Name: Machine Weight, Specification Value: Contact IWM for confirmed figures
    • Specification Name: Extraction Requirement, Specification Value: Contact IWM for confirmed figures, Specification Notes: Dust extraction connection is required — confirm port size and volume flow with IWM when planning installation.
    • Specification Name: Noise Level, Specification Value: Contact IWM for confirmed figures
    • Specification Name: Warranty, Specification Value: 2 years
  • Product Gallery:
    • Image: Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe Machine with circular saw attachment and timber length guide rail on white background
    • Image: Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe Machine with a Makita circular saw blade and pneumatic clamp assembly on a workbench
    • Image: A hand aligning two pale pine wood moulding strips in a T-joint on a wooden work surface
    • Image: Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe machine with extended outfeed table on a concrete workshop floor, with pallets visible in the background.
A purpose-built machine for scribing the ends of cross-cut glazing bead and profiled timber — producing a clean, tear-free counter-profile in a single manual pass. The right choice for joinery shops that need consistent, repeatable bead ends without rework.

Danlist

Danlist is a Danish manufacturer producing specialist end-scribing machines for the window and door joinery industry, where precise profiled cuts to frame ends are essential for correct assembly and weatherproofing. Their PME 100 Endscribe Machine is a well-established piece of equipment in this sector, valued for its accuracy and reliability in a production setting. We work with Danlist because their machines address a specific and important requirement for joinery manufacturers that general woodworking equipment cannot adequately cover.