CNC crosscut saws bring computer-controlled automation to the crosscutting process, allowing operators to program cut lists, set lengths with precision, and repeat the same cut reliably across a full batch. Where a manual or semi-automatic saw relies on the operator to position each piece, a CNC machine removes that variable and reduces the short-end waste that quietly adds up over a shift.
These machines suit workshops where throughput matters and cut lists are either complex or high in volume — joinery production, timber processing, and frame manufacturing are typical applications. The right specification depends on your timber sizes, the length of your cut lists, and how your material flows through the shop.
If you are considering a CNC crosscut saw and want to talk through what will actually work for your operation, speak to IWM. We have been specifying crosscut solutions for British workshops for over fifty years and will give you a straight answer.
Soukup CNC machining centres are built specifically for timber window and door production. Designed and manufactured in Europe to CE standards, they handle everything from casement and sash frames to bespoke joinery work, holding tight tolerances across a full production run.
Where they earn their place in a workshop is in the reduction of manual handling and setting-up time. A well-specified Soukup centre allows a small team to produce consistent, clean-finished components at a pace that hand or semi-automated methods struggle to match.
If you are weighing up whether CNC is the right step for your window and door operation – or comparing this type of machine against your current process – talk to us. We have been specifying this kind of equipment for joinery workshops for many years and can give you an honest assessment of what will and will not work for your volume and profile range.
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Window manufacturers producing a mix of standard and shaped frames who need consistent bead end profiles without slowing down the production line
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Joiners wanting to bring bead end-scribing in-house rather than relying on pre-scribed stock or manual methods
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Workshops already running profiled beading who need a dedicated scribing station that can switch between profile types quickly using stacked tooling
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You need to end-scribe beads for both standard rectangular frames and shaped or radius windows from the same machine
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You run several different bead profiles and want to minimise tool changes by stacking multiple scribes on the tooling shafts
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You want digital readout-assisted cutter positioning so setups are repeatable and quick when switching between profile types
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You are looking for an alternative to Stegherr-type machines at a lower price point without sacrificing end-profile quality
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You only need straight 90° end scribing at high volume and do not require the angled or curved capability — the HEP Glazing Bead End Profile Scribing Machine or Copenstick STP may be a more cost-effective fit
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Your requirement is pin-jointing or tenoning rather than end scribing — in which case the Copenstick PIN is the more appropriate machine
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You need a universal or multi-operation machine that combines several processes — the Copenstick UNI or TDL may be worth discussing with us first
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Your bead volumes are very low and the investment in custom tooling is difficult to justify — talk to us and we can help you assess whether the SDL stacks up for your throughput
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Cut Angles, Specification Value:
0°– 45°, Specification Notes:
The full 0°–45° range means the machine handles not just standard 90° butt joints but also radius and pitched window intersections without a separate setup.
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Spindles, Specification Value:
2 (counter-rotating), Specification Notes:
Counter-rotating spindles cut from both sides simultaneously, which eliminates breakout and produces a clean, tear-free end profile on finished mouldings.
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Collet Standard, Specification Value:
ER25
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Max Profiles Per Tool Stack, Specification Value:
Up to 3 per shaft, Specification Notes:
Stacking multiple profile cutters on each shaft means you can switch between scribe profiles by repositioning rather than physically changing tooling, which reduces downtime between runs.
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Cut Angles, Specification Value:
0°– 45°, Specification Notes:
The full 0°–45° range means the machine handles not just standard 90° butt joints but also radius and pitched window intersections without a separate setup.
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Spindles, Specification Value:
2 (counter-rotating high-speed milling spindles), Specification Notes:
Counter-rotating spindles cut from both sides simultaneously, which eliminates breakout and produces a clean, tear-free end profile on finished mouldings.
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Spindle Speed, Specification Value:
12,000 RPM
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Spindle Motor Power, Specification Value:
2 × 1.5 kW
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Collet Standard, Specification Value:
ER25
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Spindle Height Adjustment, Specification Value:
90 mm (lockable), Specification Notes:
The 90 mm figure is the total vertical travel of the spindle shafts, which determines the maximum combined height of profiles you can stack on the tooling.
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Tooling Position Setting, Specification Value:
Digital mechanical readout, Specification Notes:
The digital readout lets you return to a known cutter position accurately when switching between profiles, reducing setup time and the risk of trial-and-error adjustment.
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Position Accuracy, Specification Value:
0.1 mm
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Max Profiles Per Tool Stack, Specification Value:
Up to 3 per shaft, Specification Notes:
Stacking multiple profile cutters on each shaft means you can switch between scribe profiles by repositioning rather than physically changing tooling, which reduces downtime between runs.
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Maximum Tooling Diameter, Specification Value:
60 mm
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Tooling Type, Specification Value:
Custom-manufactured; available as welded TCT (resharpenable) or replacement-tip with spare knives, Specification Notes:
Welded TCT suits workshops with a grinder and consistent profiles; replacement-tip tooling is the lower-maintenance option if profiles change frequently.
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Workpiece Clamp, Specification Value:
Manual (adjustable)
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Workpiece Limit @ 90°, Specification Value:
50 × 60 mm
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Workpiece Limit @ 45°, Specification Value:
30 × 60 mm
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Glazing Bar Width, Specification Value:
18–32 mm (as per table incrementation)
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Table Travel, Specification Value:
100/180 mm (trimmed to suit profile)
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Turret Stop, Specification Value:
3 positions (adjustable)
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Curved Section Capability, Specification Value:
Yes — via optional table cams, Specification Notes:
The optional cams allow the sliding table to follow a curved path, making it possible to end-scribe beads for circular or segmental window frames.
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Sliding Table, Specification Value:
Yes — with incremental scale for width and angle selection
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Working Height of Table, Specification Value:
895–935 mm (adjustable)
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Machine Dimensions, Specification Value:
480 × 490 × 1085/1125 mm (H adjustable), Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance beyond the 480 mm depth for operator access and material infeed on both sides of the sliding table.
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
120 kg approx.
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Motor Power / Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
240 V, 16 A, Single Phase, 50 Hz, Specification Notes:
Single-phase supply means the machine can run from a standard workshop socket, but confirm a dedicated 16 A circuit is available before installation.
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Dust Extraction Connection, Specification Value:
80 mm port, Specification Notes:
An 80 mm extraction port is suited to a small dedicated extractor or a lightweight central system; confirm your existing extraction can accept this port size.
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A dedicated end-scribing station for profiled glazing bars and beads, handling both standard 90° joints and angled intersections up to 45° from the same machine. Built for window manufacturers and joiners who need consistent, tear-free end profiles across mixed frame types without slowing production.
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Joinery manufacturers producing pre-finished timber window and door frames who need a faster, cleaner method of assembling glazing bead cassettes
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Workshops where leaving no visible fixing on the face side of a finished frame is a non-negotiable quality requirement
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Operations running multiple cassette sizes simultaneously, needing organised component staging and a repeatable nailing sequence rather than a manual ad-hoc approach
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Your workshop assembles glazing bar cassettes for pre-finished timber windows and doors and the current process is slow, inconsistent, or leaving visible fixings on finished faces
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You need to stage and work through multiple cassette sizes in a single session — the 12-set magazine means components for different frames can be racked and ready rather than picked individually
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A clean, invisible fixing on the face side is a quality or contractual requirement that a manual pinning approach cannot reliably deliver
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You want a dedicated, purpose-built station for this one operation rather than adapting a general-purpose nailer or press
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Your requirement is end-profiling or scribing of glazing bead rather than cassette assembly — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&catid=20">HEP Glazing Bead End Profile Scribing Machine</a> or the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&catid=20">Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe Machine</a> are designed for that task
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You need a machine that handles a broader range of glazing bead operations beyond mitred cassette pinning — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&catid=20">Copenstick STP</a>, UNI, or TDL may cover a wider scope of bead processing and are worth discussing alongside the PIN
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Your volume of cassette assembly is low enough that a dedicated station is hard to justify — talk to us and we can advise whether a simpler approach would serve you better
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Your bead profiles fall outside the size range the PIN is designed to accommodate — speak to IWM to confirm profile size compatibility before specifying
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Magazine Capacity, Specification Value:
12 sets, Specification Notes:
The 12-rack magazine lets an operator stage all perimeter bead components for multiple frames before nailing begins, reducing handling interruptions during a production run.
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Nail Actuation, Specification Value:
Foot pedal, Specification Notes:
Foot-pedal firing keeps both hands free to hold and position the bead against the fence, which matters when working with longer or lighter profiles.
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Nail Position Adjustment, Specification Value:
Two sliding stops with thumbscrew lock
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Extension Tables, Specification Value:
Adjustable (included), Specification Notes:
Adjustable outfeed support is important when assembling longer perimeter bead profiles that would otherwise tip or flex during the nailing operation.
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Magazine Capacity, Specification Value:
12 sets of timber perimeter glazing bead, Specification Notes:
The 12-rack magazine lets an operator stage all perimeter bead components for multiple frames before nailing begins, reducing handling interruptions during a production run.
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Nail Actuation, Specification Value:
Foot pedal, Specification Notes:
Foot-pedal firing keeps both hands free to hold and position the bead against the fence, which matters when working with longer or lighter profiles.
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Nail Position Adjustment, Specification Value:
Two sliding stops with thumbscrew lock
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Reference Fence, Specification Value:
90° fixed fence
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Extension Tables, Specification Value:
Adjustable (included), Specification Notes:
Adjustable outfeed support is important when assembling longer perimeter bead profiles that would otherwise tip or flex during the nailing operation.
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Fixing Visibility, Specification Value:
No trace on face side of finished frame, Specification Notes:
The special nails are driven from the underside of the mitred joint, which is a practical requirement for any pre-finished or painted frame where reworking a visible fixing is not an option.
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Power Supply, Specification Value:
240 V single-phase, 50 Hz, Specification Notes:
Standard single-phase supply — confirm exact amperage requirement with IWM before installation planning.
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Air Supply Requirement, Specification Value:
Compressed air required — confirm supply pressure with IWM, Specification Notes:
The PIN is a pneumatic nailing station and requires a workshop compressed air supply; confirm the working pressure and flow rate needed before commissioning.
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Machine Dimensions, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM — ships in 66 × 69 × 137 cm timber crate, Specification Notes:
Crated shipping dimensions are provided for delivery planning; contact IWM for the operating footprint, including clearance needed for operator access and bead infeed.
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
97 kg net (148 kg crated), Specification Notes:
At under 500 kg, floor loading is unlikely to be a concern for most workshop slabs, but confirm if siting on a suspended or lightweight floor.
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Compatible Nail / Fixing Specification, Specification Value:
Proprietary special nail — confirm specification and consumable supply with IWM, Specification Notes:
The concealed fixing system relies on a proprietary nail driven from the underside of the mitre; confirm availability and ongoing supply of the correct consumable before committing to the machine.
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Bead Profile Size Range, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
Profile size compatibility depends on your specific bead section — talk to IWM before specifying to confirm the PIN will accommodate your glazing bead dimensions.
A dedicated foot-pedal nailing station for assembling mitred glazing bead cassettes on pre-finished timber windows and doors — faster, more consistent, and with no trace of the fixing on the finished face.
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Joinery workshops already running Copenstick TDL or UNI machines who want to reduce setup time and operator error between operations
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Production managers introducing repeatable, network-linked workflows where job data is pushed directly to the machine rather than keyed in by hand
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Businesses scaling up glazing bead output where manual positioning has become a bottleneck or a source of inconsistency
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You are already running or planning to run a Copenstick TDL, UNI-V, or UNI-H machine and want to increase positioning accuracy and cycle speed
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Your operation would benefit from sending job data directly from a network or computer to the machine, removing manual re-entry of dimensions
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You process glazing beads in consistent, repeatable runs where a programmable NC table will deliver a measurable reduction in setup time
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You are building towards a more automated production line and need a positioning solution that can grow with that ambition
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You do not currently own a <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=53&catid=20">Copenstick TDL</a> or UNI machine — the STP is a companion unit, not a standalone machine; discuss the full Copenstick range with us
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Your volumes are lower or your bead work is highly varied — a manually operated stop setup on the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=51&catid=20">Copenstick PIN</a> or UNI may be more practical and cost-effective
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You need end-profiling or scribing capability rather than positioning — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&catid=20">HEP Glazing Bead End Profile Scribing Machine</a> or <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&catid=20">Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe</a> address a different part of the process
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Budget is a primary constraint and NC automation is not yet justified by your throughput — talk to us about where the STP genuinely pays for itself in your workflow
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Available Lengths, Specification Value:
2 m – 6.7 m, Specification Notes:
Longer tables suit workshops processing full-length bead runs without intermediate repositioning; confirm your typical stock lengths before specifying.
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Handedness, Specification Value:
Left or right-handed, Specification Notes:
Orientation must be matched to your existing machine layout and operator workflow — this cannot be changed after installation.
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Control Interface, Specification Value:
Touch-screen NC positioner with USB & Ethernet connectivity, Specification Notes:
Ethernet linking allows job data to be sent as a CSV file directly to the positioner, removing the need for manual re-entry and the errors that come with it.
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Compatible Machines, Specification Value:
Copenstick TDL, UNI-V, UNI-H
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Available Lengths, Specification Value:
2 m – 6.7 m, Specification Notes:
Longer tables suit workshops processing full-length bead runs without intermediate repositioning; confirm your typical stock lengths before specifying.
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Handedness, Specification Value:
Left or right-handed, Specification Notes:
Orientation must be matched to your existing machine layout and operator workflow — this cannot be changed after installation.
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Control Interface, Specification Value:
Touch-screen NC positioner
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Network Connectivity, Specification Value:
USB & Ethernet, Specification Notes:
CSV job data can be sent directly from a local network to the positioner, supporting integration with existing production software.
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Compatible Operations, Specification Value:
Half-lap jointing (TDL), notching (UNI-V), boring (UNI-H)
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Brushless Motor Power, Specification Value:
0.75 kW
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Max Traverse Speed, Specification Value:
60 m/min, Specification Notes:
At this speed a 1 m carriage move takes roughly one second, keeping idle time between cuts to a minimum on high-volume runs.
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Positioning Accuracy, Specification Value:
±0.1 mm
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Max Stored Programs, Specification Value:
500, Specification Notes:
Enough to hold a full product library of bead lengths without ever deleting jobs — useful where the same profiles recur across multiple window systems.
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Pusher/Stop Options, Specification Value:
Multiple configurations available — discuss with IWM, Specification Notes:
The specific pusher and stop arrangements depend on your host machine model and auxiliary relay setup; talk to us before ordering to confirm the right configuration.
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Net Weight, Specification Value:
145 kg
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Power Requirement, Specification Value:
240 V, 5 A, Single Phase, 50 Hz, Specification Notes:
Single-phase 5 A supply only — a lighter electrical demand than the TDL or UNI host machines, but confirm your spur capacity if adding this to an existing socket on the same circuit.
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Manufacturer, Specification Value:
Copenstick
A servo-driven positioning table for Copenstick TDL and UNI machines that removes manual length measurement from your glazing bead workflow. Designed for joinery workshops where repeatable positioning and network-linked job data matter.
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Joinery shops producing SDL or TDL window units who need consistent, repeatable half-lap joints across a range of bar profiles
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Workshops looking to reduce tooling changeover time when running multiple profiles through the same joint detail
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Manufacturers who have experienced tear-out or inconsistency when processing fully profiled components on general-purpose machinery
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Your production centres on SDL or TDL window bars and you need a machine purpose-built for the half-lap joint rather than an adapted general-purpose solution
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You run a variety of bar profiles and need to avoid repeated tooling changes between joint halves — the TDL's single-setup geometry saves time across mixed batches
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Tear-out on profiled sections has been a problem on your current equipment — the three-sided clamped milling cycle addresses this directly
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Joint strength and visual consistency matter to your end product, and you want the reliability of a half-lap over individually mitred pieces
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Your work involves a wider range of joint types beyond the half-lap — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=54&catid=20">Copenstick UNI</a> may offer more flexibility across different joint geometries
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You need end-profiling or scribing on glazing bead rather than half-lap jointing — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&catid=20">HEP Glazing Bead End Profile Scribing Machine</a> or the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&catid=20">Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe Machine</a> would be more appropriate
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Your volume or budget does not justify a dedicated SDL/TDL machine — talk to us about whether the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&catid=20">Copenstick STP</a> or PIN would cover your requirements at a different price point
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Your bar section dimensions fall outside 17–60 mm wide or 10–56 mm high — confirm your sizes with us before specifying this machine
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Joint Type, Specification Value:
90° Half-Lap
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Application, Specification Value:
SDL / TDL bars, window grills, decorative cabinetry
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Profiled Component Capability, Specification Value:
Yes — fully profiled sections can be processed, Specification Notes:
Three-sided milling with the workpiece held under clamp throughout means profiled bars are machined without releasing or rotating, reducing the risk of tear-out on finished faces.
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Changeover Requirement, Specification Value:
Single tooling setup for vertical and horizontal cuts, Specification Notes:
Because the half-lap cut geometry is the same regardless of bar profile, you do not need to swap tooling between the two halves of the joint — useful when running mixed profiles in the same session.
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Joint Type, Specification Value:
90° Half-Lap
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Application, Specification Value:
SDL bars, TDL bars, window grills, decorative cabinetry
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Profiled Component Capability, Specification Value:
Yes, Specification Notes:
Three-sided milling under continuous clamp allows fully profiled sections to be machined without rotation, minimising tear-out risk.
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Clamping Method, Specification Value:
Fixed clamp — workpiece held throughout machining cycle, Specification Notes:
Holding the workpiece on all three milled sides simultaneously is what allows the machine to achieve repeatable accuracy without operator intervention mid-cycle.
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Tooling Changeover, Specification Value:
Reduced — same cut geometry for both joint halves
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Machine Dimensions, Specification Value:
480 × 800 × 1500 mm (excluding flip stop and supports), Specification Notes:
Allow additional floor clearance beyond the footprint for the flip stop, infeed support arms, and operator access — the working envelope is considerably larger than the machine body alone.
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Weight, Specification Value:
150 kg approx.
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Motor Power, Specification Value:
3 × 800 W spindle motors
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Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
240 V, 16 A, Single Phase, 50 Hz, Specification Notes:
Single-phase supply means the TDL can run from a standard workshop socket — no three-phase installation required.
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Pneumatic Supply, Specification Value:
6 Bar, Specification Notes:
A dedicated compressed air supply at 6 bar is required to operate the pneumatic clamps and foot-pedal cycle.
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Extraction Connection, Specification Value:
120 mm port, Specification Notes:
Copenstick recommend a minimum airflow of 1,500 m³/h at this connection — check your extraction unit's capacity before installation.
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Max Bar Section (Width × Depth), Specification Value:
17–60 mm wide × 10–56 mm high, Specification Notes:
Confirm your specific bar section dimensions fall within this range before specifying — bars outside these limits cannot be processed.
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Spindle Speed, Specification Value:
24,000 RPM
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Tooling Holding, Specification Value:
ER11 Collets
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CE Marked, Specification Value:
Yes, Specification Notes:
CE marking confirms the machine meets applicable EU/UK machinery safety directives and ships with the required documentation — relevant if your quality system requires machine conformity records.
A purpose-built half-lap jointing machine for SDL and TDL window bars, window grills, and decorative cabinetry. If repeatable, tear-out-free joints across mixed bar profiles matter to your production, this is the machine built to do that job.
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Joinery shops producing a variety of window and door components who need one machine to handle several operations without retooling delays
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Workshops where floor space rules out running a dedicated spindle moulder alongside a separate glazing bead machine
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Businesses regularly cutting notches or dovetails who want a controlled, repeatable process rather than a manual or ad-hoc setup
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You need one machine to handle glazing bead profiling, general spindle moulding, tenoning, and notching or dovetailing — and want to avoid running several dedicated machines
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Quick tooling changes between different profiles or operations are a priority, and HSK32 toolholders are already in use or under consideration in your workshop
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You work with components that require angled profiles, where the 0–90° spindle tilt gives you cuts that a fixed-spindle machine simply cannot make
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Your production mix is varied enough that pre-settable fence positions and repeat stop locations will save meaningful time across a working week
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Your work is primarily straight glazing bead profiling at volume — the Copenstick STP or Copenstick TDL may be better suited to a higher-throughput, single-purpose role
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You need pin-router capability as your main requirement — the Copenstick PIN is the more appropriate machine for that work
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Your primary need is end-profile scribing on glazing beads rather than full-length profiling — the HEP Glazing Bead End Profile Scribing Machine or Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe Machine are designed specifically for that operation
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Budget is a primary constraint and the multi-function capability of the UNI is more than your current workload justifies — talk to us about which single-function machine in the Copenstick range would be a better fit
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Spindle Type, Specification Value:
HSK32 Quick-change high speed spindle motor, Specification Notes:
HSK32 tooling changes without resetting from scratch, which reduces downtime when switching between profiles or operations.
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Spindle Tilt, Specification Value:
0° – 90°, Specification Notes:
The full 90° tilt range is what allows the machine to switch between vertical moulding and horizontal notching or dovetailing without a separate machine.
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Pneumatic Z-Axis Lift, Specification Value:
100mm vertical travel, foot-controlled, Specification Notes:
Foot-operated lift keeps both hands on the workpiece during the cut, which matters for safety and repeatability on short or awkward components.
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Fence Turret Stops, Specification Value:
Two 4-position turret stops (front and rear of fence), Specification Notes:
Pre-set fence positions let you return to a specific tooling and fence combination for repeat runs without re-measuring each time.
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Spindle Type, Specification Value:
HSK32 Quick-change high speed spindle motor, Specification Notes:
HSK32 tooling changes without resetting from scratch, which reduces downtime when switching between profiles or operations.
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Spindle Tilt Range, Specification Value:
0° – 90°, Specification Notes:
The full 90° tilt range is what allows the machine to switch between vertical moulding and horizontal notching or dovetailing without a separate machine.
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Z-Axis Lift, Specification Value:
100mm pneumatic, foot-controlled, Specification Notes:
Foot-operated lift keeps both hands on the workpiece during the cut, which matters for safety and repeatability on short or awkward components.
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Fence Turret Stops, Specification Value:
Two 4-position stops (front and rear), Specification Notes:
Pre-set fence positions let you return to a specific tooling and fence combination for repeat runs without re-measuring each time.
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Speed Control, Specification Value:
Variable frequency drive
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Tenon Carriage, Specification Value:
Yes — fitted as standard, Specification Notes:
Allows the machine to be used as a conventional spindle moulder with tenon carriage, expanding its use beyond glazing bead work.
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Power Feed Unit, Specification Value:
Optional fitment, Specification Notes:
Adding a power feed improves consistency of feed rate and reduces operator fatigue on longer production runs.
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Workpiece Clamping, Specification Value:
Manual clamping device on main fence, Specification Notes:
Secures the workpiece before notching or dovetailing cuts, where the material cannot be guided by hand in the conventional way.
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Motor Power, Specification Value:
2.2 kW
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Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
240V, 16A, Single Phase, 50Hz, Specification Notes:
Single-phase supply means no three-phase installation is required; confirm a 16A spur is available before specifying.
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Spindle Speed, Specification Value:
12,000 – 24,000 RPM, Specification Notes:
Variable frequency drive allows speed to be dialled to suit the cutter diameter and material being worked.
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Working Height of Table, Specification Value:
950mm
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Machine Dimensions (W × D × H), Specification Value:
600 × 840 × 1,235mm, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance around all sides for workpiece feed, operator movement, and extraction ducting.
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
Approx. 140 kg
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Extraction Connection, Specification Value:
1 × 80mm and 1 × 120mm ports, Specification Notes:
Two ports serve different guard positions; confirm your extraction unit can accommodate both connection sizes or supply an appropriate reducer.
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Pneumatic Supply, Specification Value:
6 bar, Specification Notes:
A regulated shop-air supply at 6 bar is required to drive the pneumatic Z-axis cylinder; confirm your compressor can sustain this pressure under load.
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Tool Holding, Specification Value:
ER25 Collets
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Height Adjustment of Spindle Shaft, Specification Value:
125mm
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Position Indicator, Specification Value:
Digital (0.8mm per revolution), Specification Notes:
The digital readout lets you set and return to precise height positions without manual gauging.
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Position Accuracy, Specification Value:
0.1mm
One machine that handles glazing bead profiling, general spindle moulding, tenoning, and notching or dovetailing — without dedicating floor space to several single-purpose tools. A practical choice for joinery and window shops where the work mix is varied and retooling time adds up.
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Joinery shops producing window frames or door units that require accurately scribed glazing bead ends as part of finished assemblies
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Workshops where tear-out on cross-cut profiled timber is causing rework or quality rejections
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Operations looking to bring bead end-profiling in-house rather than relying on manual routing or outsourcing
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Your main requirement is clean, tear-free end profiles on glazing bead and you want a machine purpose-built for that single task
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You process a consistent volume of cross-cut profiled bead and want a reliable, repeatable result without manual intervention
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You want the option to cross-cut and end-profile in one place by adding the 90° saw at the time of order
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Profiling Method, Specification Value:
Reverse profiling via lateral sliding table
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Cutter Configuration, Specification Value:
Twin counter-rotating router bits
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Spindle Speed, Specification Value:
18,000 rpm
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Max Routing Height, Specification Value:
Approx. 90 mm (profile/tooling dependent)
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Max Routing Width, Specification Value:
Approx. 90 mm (profile/tooling dependent)
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Distance Between Routers, Specification Value:
Approx. 120 mm (profile/tooling dependent)
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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.
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Optional 90° Cut-Off Saw, Specification Value:
Available as factory option
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Motor Power, Specification Value:
1.5 kW, Specification Notes:
Three-phase 400 V supply required — confirm your workshop supply is adequate before ordering.
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Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
400 V, 3-phase
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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.
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for confirmed figures
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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.
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Noise Level, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for confirmed figures
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Warranty, Specification Value:
2 years
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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.
Glazing bead machines are designed to run accurate, consistent beading profiles on timber and similar materials — the kind of clean, repeatable results that matter in window manufacturing and joinery production. Whether you are running a small workshop or a higher-volume operation, getting the profile right first time saves material and keeps your fitting tolerances tight.
The range covers conventional spindle-based beading machines through to CNC-controlled units where programmable cutting patterns allow you to switch between profiles with minimal downtime. The right choice depends on your volumes, the range of sections you need to produce, and how your workflow is set up.
If you are unsure which type suits your production, talk to us. We have been specifying this kind of machinery for timber and joinery workshops for over 50 years and can help you avoid over- or under-specifying for your actual output.
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Joinery shops producing glazed frames who need consistently clean bead ends without hand-finishing
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Window and door manufacturers running glazing bead in volume who want a safe, repeatable process with pneumatic clamping
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Workshops where break-out on scribed bead ends is causing rejects or rework
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Your workshop produces glazed frames and bead end break-out is a consistent quality problem
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You need a dedicated, repeatable scribing process rather than relying on a router table or hand methods
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Operator safety and consistent clamping are priorities — the pneumatic interlock removes a manual step
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You want a simple, single-purpose machine that any competent operator can run with minimal setup
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You need to scribe along the full length of the bead as well as the ends — consider the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&catid=20">Copenstick STP</a>, PIN, UNI, or TDL, which are designed for profile scribing along the bead run
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Your volume is lower and you are looking for a more flexible end-scribing solution — the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&catid=20">Dan-List PME 100 Endscribe Machine</a> may be worth comparing directly
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You need a combined or multi-operation machine to reduce your machine count — talk to us about whether a Copenstick variant covers both requirements
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You are unsure whether your bead profiles fall within the capacity of the HEP — contact IWM with your profile dimensions before ruling out alternatives
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Scribing Method, Specification Value:
Dual counter-rotating vertical spindles, Specification Notes:
Counter-rotating spindles approach the cut from both directions simultaneously, which is what eliminates break-out on the end grain — a common failure point with single-direction routing.
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Clamping, Specification Value:
Pneumatic, interlocked to start, Specification Notes:
The interlock means the machine cannot cycle unless the clamp is engaged, reducing the risk of the workpiece moving during the cut.
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Operation, Specification Value:
5-step manual feed cycle
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Power Supply, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM at point of enquiry, Specification Notes:
Electrical supply requirements are not published and vary by build — confirm phase and amperage with us before ordering to ensure your workshop supply is compatible.
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Manufacturer, Specification Value:
Soukup
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Machine Type, Specification Value:
End profile scribing machine
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Scribing Method, Specification Value:
Dual counter-rotating vertical spindles, Specification Notes:
Counter-rotating spindles approach the cut from both directions simultaneously, which is what eliminates break-out on the end grain — a common failure point with single-direction routing.
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Clamping, Specification Value:
Pneumatic, interlocked to start, Specification Notes:
The interlock means the machine cannot cycle unless the clamp is engaged, reducing the risk of the workpiece moving during the cut.
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Feed Method, Specification Value:
Manual left/right traverse by operator
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Operation Steps, Specification Value:
5-step cycle (load, clamp, start, traverse, release)
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Dimensions, Specification Value:
Available on request, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance for operator access and bead handling on both sides of the machine — confirm footprint with IWM before siting.
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Weight, Specification Value:
Available on request
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Power Supply, Specification Value:
Available on request, Specification Notes:
Electrical supply requirements are not published and vary by build — confirm phase and amperage with us before ordering to ensure your workshop supply is compatible.
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Pneumatic Supply Required, Specification Value:
Yes — pressure and flow rate available on request, Specification Notes:
A compressed air supply is required for the clamping system — confirm pressure and flow rate with IWM before installation.
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Spindle Speed, Specification Value:
Available on request
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Tooling, Specification Value:
Custom profile cutters, supplied to your bead profile — included with machine order, Specification Notes:
One set of cutters matched to your bead profile is supplied with the machine, made and delivered ready to use; additional profile sets are available separately.
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Max Bead Width / Height Capacity, Specification Value:
Available on request, Specification Notes:
Confirm against your bead profile range before specifying — contact IWM with your profile dimensions.
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Noise Level, Specification Value:
Available on request
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CE Marked, Specification Value:
Available on request — confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
CE marking confirms the machine meets applicable EU/UK machinery safety directives; verify this at point of enquiry if required for your risk assessment or insurance.
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A dedicated end profile scribing machine for glazing beads, designed to eliminate break-out on end grain without hand-finishing. Built for joinery shops and window manufacturers who need a consistent, repeatable result every cycle.
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Window and door manufacturers who regularly take on arched or shaped frames but currently handle them as a slow, disruptive one-off process
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Joinery workshops already running a Soukup Crafter or Wizard who need a dedicated downstream station to complete arch components accurately without tying up their main machining centre
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Manufacturers who also produce door infill panels and want a single machine capable of handling both shaped frames and flat panel work
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You manufacture arched or shaped windows and doors regularly enough that handling them as a manual one-off is costing you time and consistency
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You are already running a Soukup Crafter or Wizard for straight window production and need a dedicated station to complete the arch workflow without pulling your main machine off standard work
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You need to machine glazing beads from board material on both faces as part of your arch production process
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You produce door infill panels alongside window arches and want a single machine capable of handling both with repeatable positioning
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Your primary need is straight window and door machining with no regular requirement for arched work — the Soukup Crafter or Soukup Wizard 3S or 4L would be the more appropriate starting point
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You need single-end tenoning as your main production bottleneck rather than arch profiling — the Soukup Temac Automatic Single End Tenoning Machine addresses that more directly
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You are considering the Arcus as a standalone purchase without an upstream cutting and angling machine — the Arcus depends on segments being accurately prepared first, so discuss the full line configuration with IWM before specifying
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Your arch volumes are very low and occasional — it is worth discussing with IWM whether the Arcus is justified against your projected output, or whether an alternative approach suits your current scale
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Application, Specification Value:
Arched & shaped window/door components, glazing beads, door infill panels
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Machining Passes, Specification Value:
Inside and outside profile in single setup, Specification Notes:
Profiling both faces in one setup reduces handling and keeps segment geometry consistent before pressing.
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Compatible Upstream Machines, Specification Value:
Soukup Crafter, Soukup Wizard series, Specification Notes:
Segments must be accurately cut to length and end-angled on a compatible machine before presenting to the Arcus — confirm your existing or planned upstream machine with IWM.
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Panel Machining, Specification Value:
Supported via supplementary table with two zero reference points, Specification Notes:
The supporting table and zero-reference positioning system for door infill panel work should be confirmed as included or optional at point of enquiry.
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Manufacturer, Specification Value:
Soukup
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Machine Type, Specification Value:
CNC Machining Centre
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Primary Application, Specification Value:
Arched and shaped window & door arch component profiling
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Secondary Application, Specification Value:
Glazing bead machining from board material (both sides)
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Tertiary Application, Specification Value:
Door infill panel machining (with supporting table), Specification Notes:
Two zero reference points provide repeatable panel positioning — useful where batches of infill panels are a regular requirement.
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Profiling, Specification Value:
Inside and outside profile of arch segments
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Integration, Specification Value:
Designed for use in combination with Soukup Crafter or Wizard
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Dimensions, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
Footprint and installation clearance requirements should be confirmed before committing floor space — contact IWM for the current datasheet.
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Weight, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
Check floor loading capacity in your workshop before installation — IWM can provide the figure on request.
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Power Requirement, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
Electrical supply requirements should be verified with your installer before ordering — IWM can confirm phase and amperage on request.
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Spindle Configuration, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM
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Control System, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM
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Noise Level, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
If measured noise output exceeds 80 dB(A), acoustic treatment or hearing protection will be required under UK COSHH and noise at work regulations.
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Extraction Connection, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
Extraction diameter and minimum airflow should be matched to your dust extraction system before installation — confirm with IWM at point of enquiry.
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A dedicated CNC station for profiling arched and shaped window and door components, so your main machining centre stays on standard production. Designed to work in combination with the Soukup Crafter or Wizard, the Arcus completes the arch workflow — inside and outside profile in a single setup — without pulling skilled operators away from straight-frame work.
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Joinery workshops producing a mix of casement and sliding sash windows who need one machine to handle both without retooling between product types
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Manufacturers working with traditional box sash construction who need accurate profiling of meeting rails, horn milling, and cord or balance spring grooves
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Businesses where small sash stability during milling has been a recurring quality issue and who need a more consistent CNC solution
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Your workshop produces both casement and sliding sash windows and you want a single CNC centre to handle the core machining operations across both product types
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Traditional timber box sash window production is a significant part of your work and you need accurate, repeatable profiling of meeting rails, horns, and balance spring or cord grooves
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You've experienced splitting or instability problems when machining smaller sashes and need a machine whose design specifically addresses that issue
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You need to produce stormproof, flush, and high-performance casement configurations from the same machine without significant reconfiguration
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Your production is primarily casement with little or no sliding sash work — the Soukup Wizard 3S or Wizard 4L may be a better fit for a casement-focused line
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You need a higher-volume, more automated throughput for casement production — the Soukup Versa CNC Window Machine may suit a larger production environment
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Your requirement is single-end tenoning rather than a full machining centre — the Soukup Temac Automatic Single End Tenoning Machine is a more straightforward and lower-cost option
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You are at an earlier stage of CNC adoption and need a simpler entry point — discuss the Soukup Wizard Tenon CNC Window Machine with us as a possible alternative
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Window Types Covered, Specification Value:
Casement & Sliding Sash (timber only), Specification Notes:
The machine handles both window families in timber, reducing the need for separate dedicated equipment for casement and sash production lines.
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Component Length Range, Specification Value:
220–2,900 mm (between tenons), Specification Notes:
The 220 mm minimum is the key figure for workshops producing smaller or cottage-style sashes — confirm your shortest component against this before specifying.
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Daily Output (1 operator), Specification Value:
8–12 complete sliding sash windows, 15–20 casements, or 30–40 single sashes, Specification Notes:
Figures are for a single-operator shift — actual output will vary with timber species, profile complexity, and operator experience.
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Anti-Splitting Design, Specification Value:
Double-cycle tenoning — no anti-splitting spindle jump required, Specification Notes:
Cross wood is milled out during the tenoning cycle rather than relying on a spindle jump at the corner, which improves results and consistency when machining smaller sashes.
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Manufacturer, Specification Value:
Soukup
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Machine Type, Specification Value:
CNC Window Machining Centre
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Material, Specification Value:
Timber only
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Casement — Frame Operations, Specification Value:
Tenoning and profiling of frames; tenoning and profiling of casements with shortened rail tenon for stormproofing; full machining of components without stormproofing (flush, stormproof, high performance)
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Casement — Glazing Operations, Specification Value:
Recovery of glazing beads and sticking bars from frame rebate
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Sliding Sash — Sash Box Operations, Specification Value:
Open tenons and slots; horn milling in different moulds; meeting rail slot adaptation to parting bead; traditional bevelled meeting rail profiling; outside profiling and grooving for cord, gasket, or balance springs, Specification Notes:
Mortising of sash stiles is carried out off-line — confirm off-line mortising provision before specifying this machine.
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Sliding Sash — Box Frame Operations, Specification Value:
Tenoning and profiling of box parts for balance springs; cill notching for interior lining bead; divided cill profiling; slot trenching in cill and head for pulley stiles; cutting of moulded pulley stiles, lining beads, and cill extension, Specification Notes:
Pulley stiles, lining beads, head and cill extensions are moulded off-line — these operations can be carried out on the Soukup Versa Max; confirm your off-line moulding provision is in place before specifying.
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Anti-Splitting System, Specification Value:
Double-cycle tenoning; cross wood milled out during tenoning cycle — no corner spindle jump required, Specification Notes:
This approach leaves only longitudinal wood for outside milling, reducing tear-off risk and improving consistency on small sashes where stability is typically the limiting factor.
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Tooling Configuration, Specification Value:
Electronically controlled cut-off saw; CNC tenoning spindle; CNC profiling spindle; horizontal milling unit (horn milling and cill trenching), Specification Notes:
Tool stacks on the tenoning and profiling spindles adjust automatically to the programmed height and depth — discuss specific profile and tooling requirements with IWM before ordering.
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CNC Control System, Specification Value:
Beckhoff industrial PC with 12" touch screen panel; Soukup WinCreator software supplied as standard, Specification Notes:
The system is also compatible with Klaes and Joinerysoft, so workshops already using either package can integrate without switching software.
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Min/Max Component Length, Specification Value:
220 mm min / 2,900 mm max (measured between tenons), Specification Notes:
The 220 mm minimum is the practical limit for smaller sashes — workshops regularly producing cottage or heritage glazing bars should confirm their shortest components against this figure.
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Daily Output (1 operator), Specification Value:
8–12 complete sliding sash windows; 15–20 casements; 30–40 single sashes, Specification Notes:
Output figures assume a competent single operator on a standard shift; profile complexity and timber preparation will affect actual throughput.
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Dimensions (Floorspace), Specification Value:
2,000 mm × 2,000 mm, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance beyond the machine footprint on all feed sides and for extraction ducting — confirm usable floor area with IWM before ordering.
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Weight, Specification Value:
3,000 kg, Specification Notes:
At 3,000 kg, floor loading should be assessed before installation, particularly in older workshop buildings or on suspended floors.
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Power Requirement, Specification Value:
3-phase, 415 V, 50 Hz, Specification Notes:
Confirm that a suitable three-phase 415 V supply with adequate amperage capacity is available at your site before ordering.
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Noise Level, Specification Value:
90 dB(A), Specification Notes:
90 dB(A) is above the HSE upper exposure action value of 85 dB(A) — acoustic treatment and mandatory hearing protection for operators will be required under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005.
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A single CNC centre that handles the core machining operations for both casement and traditional sliding sash windows in timber — without switching between dedicated machines. Designed specifically for British window production, including the horn milling, meeting rail profiling, and grooving work that box sash construction demands.
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Timber frame fabricators who need to process long structural sections to a cutting list without manual measuring at the saw
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Joinery and construction workshops stepping up from manual crosscutting to automate repetitive length cutting across high daily volumes
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Off-site construction operations where cutting tolerance and throughput consistency directly affect downstream assembly accuracy
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Your operation runs structured cutting lists and you need the saw to measure and position material automatically rather than relying on operators to do so
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You are cutting structural timber, house components, or long joinery sections up to 6,000 mm (or longer with extended bed options) at consistent daily volumes
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All your crosscuts are square at 90° — you do not need the machine to cut compound or angled sections
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You want automated loading via servo-driven feed but are comfortable with a static unloading table rather than a fully automated outfeed system
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You need angled or compound crosscuts as well as square cuts — the Soukup Crossline 650 Automatic Angle Cross Cut Saw handles cuts up to ±70° and is the more appropriate specification for that workflow
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Your operation is a smaller joinery or fabrication shop with lower daily volume where a manual or semi-automatic crosscut saw would be a more proportionate fit — talk to us about right-sizing before committing to this level of automation
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You are specifying within a wider timber frame panel production line — the Soukup Framer Profi or Framer Modular Assembly Table may need to be considered alongside this machine to ensure the full workflow is compatible
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Your building or floor run cannot accommodate 12 metres or more of installed length including feed and clearance — confirm your available space with us before proceeding
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Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
500 mm
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Max. Material Length, Specification Value:
6,000 mm (options: 9,000 mm / 12,000 mm), Specification Notes:
The extended length options will significantly increase the machine footprint beyond the standard 11,960 mm — confirm available floor run before specifying.
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Max. Cutting Height, Specification Value:
120 mm, Specification Notes:
This is the maximum single-pass depth; confirm your largest section sizes fall within this before proceeding.
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Tolerance, Specification Value:
±0.5 mm/m, Specification Notes:
For timber frame and off-site construction, this level of dimensional consistency supports accurate panel and structural assembly without remedial trimming.
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Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
500 mm
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Cut Angle, Specification Value:
90°, Specification Notes:
Square crosscutting only — if angled cuts are required, consider the Soukup Crossline 650 Automatic Angle Cross Cut Saw instead.
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Material Length, Specification Value:
6,000 mm (9,000 mm / 12,000 mm available), Specification Notes:
The extended length options will significantly increase the machine footprint beyond the standard 11,960 mm — confirm available floor run before specifying.
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Max. Cutting Height, Specification Value:
120 mm, Specification Notes:
Confirm your largest section sizes fall within this before proceeding.
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Feed Speed, Specification Value:
0–60 m/min
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Saw Blade Motor, Specification Value:
7.5 kW (10 HP), Specification Notes:
Three-phase motor — confirm three-phase supply is available at your premises before ordering.
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Tolerance, Specification Value:
±0.5 mm/m
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Noise Level, Specification Value:
60 dB, Specification Notes:
60 dB is broadly comparable to a normal conversation; sustained daily operation still warrants appropriate hearing protection in line with your noise risk assessment.
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Dust Extraction, Specification Value:
100 mm + 120 mm ports, Specification Notes:
Two separate extraction connections are required — confirm your extraction system has sufficient capacity and the correct spigot sizes for both ports.
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Touch Screen Control, Specification Value:
10" touch screen
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Machine Length, Specification Value:
11,960 mm, Specification Notes:
This is the machine body only — additional clearance for infeed, outfeed, and operator access will be needed. Verify your building length against the full installed run.
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Machine Width, Specification Value:
1,210 mm
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Machine Height, Specification Value:
1,590 mm
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
1,750 kg, Specification Notes:
At 1,750 kg, floor loading should be checked before installation — particularly relevant for mezzanine levels or older workshop floors.
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Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
3 Phase, 400 V, 50 Hz, Neutral & Earth, 32 A, Specification Notes:
Confirm three-phase 400 V supply with Neutral and Earth is available and that your distribution board can support a 32 A draw before ordering.
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A servo-fed automatic crosscut saw for workshops running structured cutting lists against long structural timber and joinery sections. Square cuts to 0.5 mm/m tolerance, with bed options up to 12,000 mm for the longest frame components.
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Timber frame manufacturers who need to process cutting lists accurately and repeatedly without hand-measuring every piece
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Structural timber workshops stepping up from manual or semi-automatic crosscutting to reduce bottlenecks in component preparation
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Off-site construction businesses where dimensional tolerance across long lengths directly affects assembly accuracy on site
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You are producing timber frame components from cutting lists and need automatic length measurement and servo-driven feed to maintain consistent accuracy across high volumes
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Your crosscutting is all at 90° and you do not need angled cuts — this machine is optimised for square crosscutting and is simpler to specify and operate as a result
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You are working with structural softwood or engineered timber up to 120 mm in section height and up to 6 m in standard length (or up to 12 m with extended configuration)
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You want a machine that an operator can load a cutting list into and run with minimal intervention, reducing labour cost per component
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You need to cut compound or angled crosscuts — the Soukup Crossline 650 Automatic Angle Cross Cut Saw handles angular cutting up to ±70° and may be more appropriate for rafter or roof component work
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Your volume does not justify a fully automated feed system — the Soukup Crossline 500 (non-M) may offer the same cutting capacity at lower capital cost if manual feeding is acceptable
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Your workshop cannot accommodate nearly 12 m of floor length even in its standard configuration — discuss space constraints with IWM before proceeding
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You are primarily cutting panels or working with SIP construction — the Soukup Framer Profi or Framer Modular system may be a better fit for that workflow
- Key Specifications:
- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
500 mm
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Max. Cutting Height, Specification Value:
120 mm, Specification Notes:
This is the maximum depth of cut at 90°; confirm that your largest section timber falls within this limit before specifying.
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Feed Speed, Specification Value:
0–60 m/min, Specification Notes:
Variable feed speed allows the machine to be dialled to material size and cut frequency, which affects both cycle time and finish quality.
- Specification Name:
Length Tolerance, Specification Value:
0.5 mm/m, Specification Notes:
On a 6 m length this equates to a maximum positional error of 3 mm — relevant if your downstream assembly or joinery relies on close component fit.
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- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
500 mm
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Cut Angle, Specification Value:
90°, Specification Notes:
This model cuts square only; if angled crosscuts are required, consider the Soukup Crossline 650 Automatic Angle Cross Cut Saw.
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Material Length (Standard), Specification Value:
6,000 mm
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Material Length (Extended Options), Specification Value:
9,000 mm / 12,000 mm, Specification Notes:
Extended feed track configurations are available; confirm with IWM which option suits your standard stock lengths and workshop footprint.
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Max. Cutting Height, Specification Value:
120 mm, Specification Notes:
Confirm that your largest section timber falls within this limit before specifying.
- Specification Name:
Feed Speed, Specification Value:
0–60 m/min
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Saw Blade Motor, Specification Value:
7.5 kW (10 HP), Specification Notes:
This motor requires a three-phase supply; confirm your site's three-phase capacity with your electrician before ordering.
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Length Tolerance, Specification Value:
0.5 mm/m
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Dust Extraction Spigots, Specification Value:
100 mm + 120 mm, Specification Notes:
Two extraction points require connection to a suitably sized extraction unit; confirm your existing extraction capacity covers both outlets simultaneously.
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Control Interface, Specification Value:
10" Touch Screen
- Specification Name:
Automatic Material Measuring, Specification Value:
Yes, Specification Notes:
The machine measures incoming material automatically, removing the need for manual marking-out and reducing operator error on repetitive cutting lists.
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Servo Driven Electronic Loading, Specification Value:
Yes, Specification Notes:
Servo-driven feed gives precise, repeatable positioning of each piece — this is what delivers the 0.5 mm/m tolerance across the full length.
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Manual Cutting List Input, Specification Value:
Yes
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Static Unloading Table, Specification Value:
Yes
- Specification Name:
Grooving Module, Specification Value:
Optional extra, Specification Notes:
The grooving module is available as an add-on; it is used during prefabrication to mark stud positions precisely within panel construction. Confirm requirement and pricing with IWM at enquiry stage.
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Machine Length, Specification Value:
11,960 mm, Specification Notes:
At nearly 12 m in its standard configuration, shop floor length should be measured carefully before enquiring — extended material options will require additional clearance at the infeed end.
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Machine Width, Specification Value:
1,210 mm, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance either side for operator access and safe timber handling.
- Specification Name:
Machine Height, Specification Value:
1,590 mm
- Specification Name:
Machine Weight, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM, Specification Notes:
Weight data is not published in available documentation; ask IWM to confirm before checking floor loading, particularly on mezzanine or older industrial slabs.
- Specification Name:
Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
Three-phase (full spec: confirm with IWM), Specification Notes:
The 7.5 kW saw blade motor requires a three-phase supply; full voltage and amperage data should be confirmed with IWM so your electrician can verify site readiness before ordering.
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A servo-driven automatic crosscut saw for workshops that need to process cutting lists accurately and repeatedly at volume. Built for square crosscutting of structural and engineered timber up to 120 mm section height.
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Timber truss manufacturers cutting large batches of components to tight angular tolerances
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Offsite timber frame fabricators who need to process pre-cut lists from BTL design software without manual re-entry
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Joinery and structural timber operations that have outgrown manual or semi-automatic crosscutting and need consistent accuracy across long production runs
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Your production involves regular angled cuts across a wide range — particularly compound angles for trusses, rafters, or structural frame components
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You are running BTL-format cut lists from design software and want to eliminate manual data re-entry at the saw
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You need a machine that can operate as both a standalone manual saw and a fully automated cell, depending on the job in hand
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You are building out an offsite fabrication line and need a cross cut station that can be integrated with conveyors or manipulators
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Your cutting is predominantly square cross cuts with only occasional angled work — the Soukup Crossline 500 may be a more proportionate specification at lower cost
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Your throughput is lower and full CNC automation is not justified — a semi-automatic or manually indexed saw may suit your operation better and reduce capital outlay
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Your primary requirement is panel or wall frame assembly rather than individual member cutting — the Soukup Framer Profi or Framer Modular Assembly Table may be the more relevant starting point
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Timber storage and handling between processes is your current bottleneck — consider whether the Timber Frame Offsite Track Storage or Vertical Transporter should be specified alongside or before the saw
- Key Specifications:
- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
ø650 mm
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Angle Range, Specification Value:
20°–160° (turntable rotation), equivalent to ±70° from square, Specification Notes:
This covers the full range of compound angles typically encountered in truss and rafter production without repositioning the workpiece.
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Feed Speed, Specification Value:
0–60 m/min (servo-driven)
- Specification Name:
Cut Tolerance, Specification Value:
±0.5 mm per linear metre, Specification Notes:
For truss and frame work this is a meaningful level of consistency — cumulative error across a full roof structure is kept well within structural tolerances.
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- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
ø650 mm
- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Speed, Specification Value:
2800 RPM
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Saw Motor Power, Specification Value:
7.5 kW (10 HP), Specification Notes:
Three-phase supply — confirm a 3-phase, 400 V, 32 A circuit is available at the installation point before ordering.
- Specification Name:
Turntable Rotation, Specification Value:
20°–160°
- Specification Name:
Feed Speed, Specification Value:
0–60 m/min
- Specification Name:
Cut Tolerance, Specification Value:
±0.5 mm/bm, Specification Notes:
For truss and frame work this is a meaningful level of consistency — cumulative error across a full roof structure is kept well within structural tolerances.
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Material Feed, Specification Value:
Servo-driven electronic pusher with automatic head detection, Specification Notes:
Automatic head detection removes the need for a manual datum step, keeping cycle times short on long cut lists.
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Clamping, Specification Value:
2 upper + 2 side pneumatic clamps, individual pressure regulation, Specification Notes:
Individual pressure control allows the machine to handle different timber section sizes without reconfiguring the whole clamping setup.
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Saw Blade Lift, Specification Value:
Automatic rise to cut, variable lifting speed regulation
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Control System, Specification Value:
Beckhoff industrial PC with 12" touch screen
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Operating Modes, Specification Value:
Manual or fully automatic (BTL file input), Specification Notes:
BTL compatibility means cut lists generated in most structural timber design packages can be fed directly to the machine without re-keying data.
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Software Integration, Specification Value:
WinCreator or third-party BTL format software, Specification Notes:
Confirm compatibility with your existing design or production software with IWM before specifying.
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Dust Extraction Outlets, Specification Value:
ø120 mm + ø100 mm (both simultaneous), Specification Notes:
Both outlets are intended for simultaneous use — confirm your extraction system can accommodate both connections, or discuss a suitable collector with IWM.
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Soundproof Design, Specification Value:
Yes, Specification Notes:
The acoustic enclosure brings the measured noise level at the operator position to 60 dB — roughly equivalent to a normal office environment, and well below the level at which additional acoustic treatment would be required.
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Maximum Workpiece Length, Specification Value:
6,000 mm, Specification Notes:
Allow adequate infeed and outfeed clearance beyond the machine footprint for full-length material — discuss roller support requirements with IWM at specification stage.
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Maximum Section Size, Specification Value:
350 mm × 230 mm
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Machine Dimensions, Specification Value:
13,000 mm (L) × 1,250 mm (W) × 1,600 mm (H), Specification Notes:
The 13 m overall length includes the integrated feed and outfeed zones — measure the full bay length, not just the cutting head footprint, when assessing installation space.
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
2,000 kg, Specification Notes:
At 2,000 kg a floor loading assessment is advisable before installation — check your slab specification with a structural engineer if in doubt.
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Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
3-phase, 400 V, 50 Hz, 32 A (N+E), Specification Notes:
A dedicated 32 A three-phase circuit with neutral and earth is required — confirm this is available, or budget for an electrical upgrade, before ordering.
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Line Integration, Specification Value:
Compatible with conveyors and manipulators, Specification Notes:
Specific integration requirements will depend on your existing or planned line layout — discuss with IWM at specification stage.
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A fully automatic CNC cross cut saw built for truss and timber frame production, handling angled cuts across the full ±70° range with servo-driven feed and direct BTL file input. If you are running structured cut lists and need consistent accuracy through a long production day, this is where manual and semi-automatic saws run out of road.
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Timber truss manufacturers needing consistent, repeatable cuts at volume with minimal manual intervention
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Offsite timber frame fabricators who cut both structural members and wall panel components and want to consolidate operations onto one machine
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Production facilities already running WinCreator or BTL-format software who want a saw that integrates into their existing data workflow
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You are producing both timber trusses and prefabricated wall panels and need angled cross-cutting and stud-position grooving from a single machine
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Your operation runs BTL-format design software and you want cut lists to flow directly to the saw without manual re-entry
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You need fully automatic CNC operation at production volume, not a manually operated or semi-automatic saw
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You are planning or already running a production line with conveyors and manipulators and need a saw that can be integrated into that flow
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You only need cross-cutting without grooving — the Soukup Crossline 650 (without the M module) is likely the more straightforward and cost-effective specification
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Your timber sections are consistently smaller and a 650 mm blade is more than required — the Soukup Crossline 500 is worth discussing with us first
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Your output volumes are lower or your operation is predominantly manual — a simpler cross-cut saw may be better matched to your throughput and budget
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You need full multi-axis machining of timber frame components beyond cross-cutting and grooving — the Soukup Framer Profi may be more appropriate for your scope
- Key Specifications:
- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
650 mm
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Turntable Range, Specification Value:
20°–160°, Specification Notes:
This range covers the full spread of compound angles commonly required in truss geometry without repositioning the workpiece.
- Specification Name:
Cut Tolerance, Specification Value:
±0.5 mm/bm
- Specification Name:
Feed Speed, Specification Value:
0–60 m/min, Specification Notes:
Variable feed speed allows the operator to match throughput to timber section size and material condition rather than running at a fixed rate.
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- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Diameter, Specification Value:
650 mm
- Specification Name:
Saw Blade Speed, Specification Value:
2,800 RPM
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Saw Blade Motor, Specification Value:
7.5 kW (10 HP), Specification Notes:
Three-phase supply will be required — confirm exact amperage draw and supply availability with IWM before ordering.
- Specification Name:
Turntable Rotation, Specification Value:
20°–160°, Specification Notes:
This range covers the full spread of compound angles commonly required in truss geometry without repositioning the workpiece.
- Specification Name:
Cut Tolerance, Specification Value:
±0.5 mm/bm
- Specification Name:
Feed Speed, Specification Value:
0–60 m/min (variable), Specification Notes:
Variable feed speed allows the operator to match throughput to timber section size and material condition rather than running at a fixed rate.
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Saw Blade Lifting Speed, Specification Value:
Regulated (variable)
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Control System, Specification Value:
Beckhoff industrial PC with 12" touch screen
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Software Compatibility, Specification Value:
WinCreator or third-party BTL-format software, Specification Notes:
If your existing CAD/CAM or design package exports BTL files, the machine can receive cut lists directly — check your software's export capability before specifying.
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Clamping, Specification Value:
Upper and side pneumatic clamps with individual pressure regulation, Specification Notes:
Individual pressure regulation on each clamp matters when you are running mixed section sizes without stopping to reconfigure.
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Grooving Module, Specification Value:
Included (max groove width 60 mm, subject to tooling), Specification Notes:
The grooving module allows stud-position slots to be cut into wall panel material on the same machine, removing a separate operation.
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Material Measuring, Specification Value:
Automatic
- Specification Name:
Operating Modes, Specification Value:
Manual or automatic (CNC)
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Dust Extraction Outlets, Specification Value:
ø120 mm + ø100 mm, Specification Notes:
Two separate outlets with different spigot sizes — confirm your extraction system can accommodate both connections and the combined airflow demand before installation.
- Specification Name:
Sound Attenuation, Specification Value:
Soundproof enclosure design, Specification Notes:
The machine incorporates a soundproof enclosure — contact IWM for the confirmed dB rating if acoustic assessment is required for your site.
- Specification Name:
Machine Dimensions, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for confirmed dimensions, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance for infeed table, outfeed table, and operator access when planning floor space.
- Specification Name:
Machine Weight, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for confirmed weight, Specification Notes:
Verify floor loading capacity with your structural engineer prior to installation — contact IWM for the confirmed figure.
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Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
Three-phase — contact IWM for confirmed voltage and amperage, Specification Notes:
Confirm phase, voltage, and amperage requirements with IWM before ordering to ensure your incoming supply is correctly specified.
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Outfeed, Specification Value:
Automatic transfer from cutting zone to outfeed table
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Line Integration, Specification Value:
Compatible with conveyors and manipulators
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A fully automatic CNC cross-cut saw with integrated grooving module, built for timber truss manufacturers and offsite fabricators who need angled cross-cutting and stud-position trenching from a single machine. If your operation runs BTL-format design software and requires production-volume throughput without manual re-entry of cut data, this is the machine to discuss with us.
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Joinery workshops processing window and door sets who need a dedicated station for hardware drilling rather than tying up a full machining centre
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Operations already running a Soukup Wizard that want to add a linked drilling stage and share component data across the line
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Shops handling a mix of standard and complex components, where a fixed table for long or intricate pieces and moving tables for routine work gives genuine flexibility
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You need a dedicated drilling station for window and door hardware — keeping this work off your main machining centre and freeing it for profiling and tenoning
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You are running or planning a Soukup Wizard line and want to add a linked drilling stage that shares the same component data without re-programming
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Your production mix includes both long, complex components and routine pieces, and you need a machine that can handle both without reconfiguration
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You want the option of barcode-driven automatic program loading to reduce operator setup time and error across varied batch work
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You need profiling and tenoning as well as drilling in a single machine — the Soukup Wizard 3S or Wizard 4L would handle the full window or door component in one setup
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Your primary requirement is tenoning rather than drilling — the Soukup Temac Automatic Single End Tenoning Machine is likely a better fit and a more cost-effective one
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You need a fully integrated CNC window machining solution with a broader range of operations — the Soukup Crafter CNC Window Machining Centre is worth discussing with us instead
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Head and front-face drilling make up the majority of your work and manual component turning between operations would create a bottleneck — talk to us about whether a different configuration better suits your workflow
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Axes, Specification Value:
3-axis, Specification Notes:
The 3-axis configuration handles drilling and milling from the top and back face in a single setup; front-face and head drilling require the operator to turn the component manually.
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Tables, Specification Value:
Two moving tables + one fixed right-hand table, Specification Notes:
The fixed right-hand table is intended for longer components with more complex drilling requirements; routine components are clamped on the two moving tables alone.
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Barcode Integration, Specification Value:
Optional, Specification Notes:
When the optional barcode device is fitted, the working program loads automatically on component recognition, reducing manual setup time and the risk of operator error between batches.
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Software Compatibility, Specification Value:
WinCreator / compatible third-party software
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Machine Type, Specification Value:
Stand-alone drilling and milling work centre
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Primary Operations, Specification Value:
Drilling and milling (hinges, olives, door lock cases, dowel drilling)
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Axes, Specification Value:
3-axis, Specification Notes:
Front-face and head drilling require manual component turning between operations.
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Tables, Specification Value:
Two moving tables + one fixed right-hand table
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Program Setup, Specification Value:
Automatic via barcode device (optional) or manual via WinCreator / third-party software
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Line Integration, Specification Value:
Can be linked to Soukup Wizard machine; shares component data across the line, Specification Notes:
Shared data between the Drillex and Wizard means component parameters only need to be entered once, reducing programming duplication.
- Specification Name:
Software, Specification Value:
WinCreator or compatible third-party software
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Dimensions, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance around the machine for component infeed, outfeed, and operator access — discuss your available footprint with us before planning the installation.
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Weight, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data
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Power Requirement, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data
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Spindle Power, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data
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Maximum Component Size, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data
- Specification Name:
Minimum Component Size, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data
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Noise Level, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data
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Extraction Connection, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current configuration data
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A dedicated CNC drilling and milling station for window and door hardware, keeping repetitive drilling work off your main machining centre. Runs standalone or linked directly to a Soukup Wizard line.
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Joinery shops producing timber windows and doors at volume who need repeatable, square assemblies without relying on operator skill alone
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Workshops moving away from manual or band-cramp assembly and looking for a more consistent, efficient pressing process
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Manufacturers working across a range of frame sizes who need a press bed large enough to accommodate their largest units
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Your workshop assembles timber windows and doors at a consistent volume and you need repeatable squareness and clamping pressure across every frame
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You're producing frames up to 4000 × 2600 mm and need a pressing bed large enough to handle your full size range
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You want a dedicated hydraulic press rather than adapting a general-purpose cramping or assembly system
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You're replacing a manual or band-cramp process and need a more reliable, less operator-dependent assembly method
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Your volumes are lower or your frame sizes are more variable — the Soukup Assembling Table KS 2400 may offer more flexibility for mixed work without the footprint of a dedicated press
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Your work involves curved or segmented profiles rather than standard rectangular frames — the Soukup Segment Press Machine is designed specifically for that application
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Your primary requirement is glazing and finishing rather than structural frame assembly — the Soukup Mounting & Glazing Stand GW 2500 is better suited to that stage of the process
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You are unsure whether a hydraulic press is the right approach for your production level — talk to IWM before specifying, as the correct choice depends on throughput, frame sizes, and workshop layout
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Standard Bed Size, Specification Value:
3200 × 2100 mm (FP-S 32.21), Specification Notes:
This is the standard stocked configuration — confirm availability of the 2500 × 1800 mm and 4000 × 2600 mm variants with IWM before specifying.
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Maximum Bed Size, Specification Value:
4000 × 2600 mm (FP-S 40.26), Specification Notes:
Suits workshops assembling large commercial or heritage window and door frames; confirm floor space and access requirements before ordering.
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Clamping Pressure, Specification Value:
1,500 kgf per cylinder (100 mm stroke), Specification Notes:
Each vertical beam delivers independent, controlled clamping force — allowing pressure to be set separately for vertical and horizontal axes to suit the frame being glued.
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Drive Type, Specification Value:
Electro-hydraulic
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Model — Standard, Specification Value:
FP-S 32.21
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Bed Size — Standard, Specification Value:
3200 × 2100 mm
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Model — Small, Specification Value:
FP-S 25.18, Specification Notes:
Available upon request only.
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Bed Size — Small, Specification Value:
2500 × 1800 mm
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Model — Large, Specification Value:
FP-S 40.26, Specification Notes:
At this footprint, allow additional clearance for loading and unloading assembled frames; check floor loading capacity with IWM.
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Bed Size — Large, Specification Value:
4000 × 2600 mm
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Drive Type, Specification Value:
Electro-hydraulic
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Clamping Pressure, Specification Value:
1,500 kgf per cylinder, 100 mm stroke, Specification Notes:
Two independent pressure gauges — one for vertical, one for horizontal — let the operator set and monitor clamping force precisely for each axis.
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Number of Vertical Clamping Beams, Specification Value:
3 (FP-S 32.21) / 4 (FP-S 40.26), Specification Notes:
Each beam carries one vertical hydraulic piston with self-locking pins and a counterbalance; beams slide on ball-bearing rails so a single operator can reposition them quickly between frames.
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Horizontal End Beam, Specification Value:
1, with 2 hydraulic pistons (upper counterbalanced)
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Control Type, Specification Value:
Electrically operated with manual lever locking pins and counterweighted pressure heads, Specification Notes:
The counterweight system means pistons can be repositioned without physical effort, keeping cycle times short when switching between frame sizes.
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Power Requirement, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM — electrical supply details available on request, Specification Notes:
Verify phase and amperage requirements with IWM before planning your electrical supply; the machine is electrically powered and will require a dedicated circuit.
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
Confirm with IWM — details available on request, Specification Notes:
Contact IWM for weight data so floor loading can be assessed before installation.
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A dedicated electro-hydraulic frame press for assembling and gluing timber windows and doors — built for workshops that need consistent squareness and clamping pressure on every frame, without relying on operator judgement to get it right.
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Joinery workshops producing bespoke windows and doors who need one machine to handle milling, drilling, rebating, and hardware prep across a range of component profiles
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Manufacturers already running an angular machining centre who need a dedicated downstream station for drilling muntin bar joints, mortising, and hardware routing without interrupting the main line
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Smaller producers working on arched or curved window and door frames who cannot justify a full multi-machine line but still need consistent, repeatable results across up to four components at once
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You need a single machine to handle the full range of window and door machining operations — milling, drilling, rebating, mortising, hardware prep — without investing in a multi-machine line
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You produce arched or curved window and door frames alongside standard straight components and need one machine that handles both reliably
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You already run a Soukup angular machining centre and need a downstream drilling and milling station that integrates directly with it via a label-scan workflow
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Your work is predominantly bespoke or mixed-specification, and you need the flexibility to run different rebate profiles and hardware preparations on individual components within the same batch
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Your primary bottleneck is tenoning and end profiling rather than drilling and hardware prep — the Soukup Temac Automatic Single End Tenoning Machine or Soukup Wizard Tenon CNC Window Machine may address that more directly
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You need higher throughput on standard window components and can work to more fixed specifications — the Soukup Crafter CNC Window Machining Centre or Soukup Wizard 4L Machine may be better matched to volume production
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Your component range is narrower and a simpler three-axis CNC is sufficient — the Soukup Wizard 3S CNC Window Machine is worth discussing if the full flexibility of the Spectra is more than your workflow requires
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Your budget or floor space is constrained — talk to IWM about where the Spectra sits relative to the Soukup range so we can help you specify the most appropriate machine for your actual output
- Key Specifications:
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Simultaneous Capacity, Specification Value:
4 components, Specification Notes:
Four workholding tables with clamps allow a full set of knock-down window or door components to be machined in a single setup, which matters for cycle time in batch production.
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Control System, Specification Value:
Beckhoff PC, 15" touch screen, Specification Notes:
Accepts data from WinCreator or third-party CAD/CAM software, so workshops already running design software should confirm compatibility before specifying.
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Arched Component Capability, Specification Value:
Yes — straight and curved, Specification Notes:
The machine handles arched structures as standard, which removes the need for a separate dedicated jig or machine when taking on curved-frame orders.
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Integration with Angular Centre, Specification Value:
Yes — label scan workflow, Specification Notes:
Identification labels printed at the angular centre can be scanned at the Spectra, linking the two machines into a traceable sequential process without manual re-entry of job data.
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Simultaneous Workpiece Capacity, Specification Value:
4 components, Specification Notes:
Four tables with clamps allow a complete set of knock-down components to be fixtured and machined together.
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Component Types, Specification Value:
Straight and curved (arched) window and door components
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Machining Operations, Specification Value:
Milling, drilling, rebating, profiling, mortising, hardware/hinge/lock prep
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Working Faces, Specification Value:
Top, back, and both component heads, Specification Notes:
Access to all four faces in one setup avoids re-fixturing, which reduces handling time and the risk of positional error.
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Control System, Specification Value:
Beckhoff PC with 15" touch screen
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Software Compatibility, Specification Value:
WinCreator or third-party software (incl. Alphacam, Klaes, JoinerySoft, RA Workshop), Specification Notes:
Workshops using alternative CAD/CAM packages should confirm file format compatibility with IWM before ordering.
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Angular Centre Integration, Specification Value:
Yes — scannable label workflow
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Arched Structure Capability, Specification Value:
Yes
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Rebate Flexibility, Specification Value:
Variable rebates per component — opening/fixed glazing, inward/outward opening, Specification Notes:
Different rebate profiles can be applied to a single piece in one run, which is useful for mixed-specification door and window batches.
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Intended Use Mode, Specification Value:
Standalone multifunctional centre or supplementary to angular machining centre
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X-Axis Stroke / Max Component Length, Specification Value:
3,700 mm / 2,840 mm, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance at each end of the machine for full-length component infeed and outfeed — talk to IWM about floor layout before installation.
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Y-Axis Stroke / Max Component Width, Specification Value:
1,830 mm / 1,060 mm
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Z-Axis Stroke / Max Component Thickness, Specification Value:
395 mm / 100 mm
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Worktables, Specification Value:
4 manually moveable tables with set-up assistance; 10 pneumatic clamps, Specification Notes:
Set-up assistance guides accurate table positioning to avoid tool-clamp collisions during program execution.
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Component Thickness (clamping range), Specification Value:
50–100 mm
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Spindle / Aggregate Configuration, Specification Value:
Vertical electro spindle HSK-F63: 8/9.5 kW, 380 V, 24,000 rpm, C-axis for aggregates; 5× M10 vertical boring head: 1.5 kW, 380 V; 1× horizontal milling unit: 5.6 kW, 0–18,000 rpm, HSK 40A, bits to ø20 mm; linear tool changer: 6 positions, Specification Notes:
All spindles run on 380 V three-phase supply — confirm your workshop supply against total connected load with IWM before ordering.
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Panel Door Capability, Specification Value:
Yes — with optional vacuum clamps, panel doors up to 1,000 mm wide
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Machine Dimensions (footprint), Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current datasheet, Specification Notes:
Allow additional clearance on all sides for component infeed, outfeed, and operator access — IWM can advise on floor layout before installation.
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Weight, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current datasheet
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Extraction Connection, Specification Value:
Contact IWM for current datasheet
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A single CNC centre that handles the full range of window and door machining — milling, drilling, rebating, mortising, and hardware prep — across straight and arched components alike. Suited to bespoke workshops that need flexibility across component types without building a multi-machine line.
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Joinery manufacturers producing high volumes of window and door frames who need a dedicated tenoning station rather than a general-purpose machining centre
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Workshops already running Soukup equipment — particularly the Wizard range — who want a complementary machine with shared tooling and operational familiarity
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Businesses looking to remove a bottleneck at the tenoning stage by automating what is currently a manual or semi-manual process
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Tenoning is a defined, high-volume stage in your production process and you want a machine built solely for that task rather than a multi-function centre
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You need to complete multiple tenon faces in a single pass to maintain throughput — particularly relevant if you are currently running separate operations to achieve the same result
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Your workshop produces window and door frames to consistent profiles and you want a dedicated machine that can be set up and repeated reliably shift after shift
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You are already familiar with Soukup's Wizard platform and want tooling and operational consistency across your machining line
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Your production requires full window or door processing — including profiling, morticing, and tenoning — in one machine: the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=32&catid=15"><a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=33&catid=15"><a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=35&catid=15">Soukup Wizard</a></a> 3S</a> or Wizard 4L may be a better fit depending on your section sizes
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You produce a wide variety of joinery components beyond frames and need more flexible CNC toolpath capability: the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=36&catid=15">Soukup Versa CNC Window Machine</a> is worth discussing
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Your volumes are lower or your profiles change frequently, where a more flexible machining centre such as the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=31&catid=15">Soukup Crafter</a> would avoid the overhead of a dedicated tenoning station
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You need combined tenoning and window machining in a single footprint: speak to us about the <a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=35&catid=15"><a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=32&catid=15"><a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=33&catid=15">Soukup Wizard</a></a> Tenon</a>, which may combine both functions
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Spindle Length, Specification Value:
620 mm, Specification Notes:
The 620 mm spindle length accommodates a substantial tool stack, which is what allows multiple tenon profiles to be completed in a single pass rather than requiring separate operations.
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Motor Power, Specification Value:
7.5 kW (10 HP), Specification Notes:
Running at 3,000 rpm, this is a three-phase motor — confirm amperage draw with your electrical contractor before installation.
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Upper Supporting Bearing, Specification Value:
Yes, Specification Notes:
The upper bearing reduces spindle deflection under load, which matters for maintaining tenon accuracy across a full production shift — particularly on harder timbers or wider sections.
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Max Workpiece Length, Specification Value:
2,900 mm, Specification Notes:
Two horizontal positioning stops cover timbers up to 2,900 mm — sufficient for most standard window and door frame components without repositioning.
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Spindle Length, Specification Value:
620 mm, Specification Notes:
The 620 mm spindle length accommodates a substantial tool stack, which is what allows multiple tenon profiles to be completed in a single pass rather than requiring separate operations.
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Upper Supporting Bearing, Specification Value:
Yes, Specification Notes:
The upper bearing reduces spindle deflection under load, which matters for maintaining tenon accuracy across a full production shift — particularly on harder timbers or wider sections.
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Processing, Specification Value:
Multi-faceted in single pass
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Primary Application, Specification Value:
Window & door frame construction
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Control System, Specification Value:
Beckhoff industrial PC, 12" touch screen, Windows Embedded OS, Specification Notes:
The swivelling control panel can be operated in full CNC automatic mode using downloaded job lists, or in manual mode for short runs — no programming required for the latter.
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Max Workpiece Length, Specification Value:
2,900 mm, Specification Notes:
Two horizontal positioning stops with mechanical readout cover timbers up to 2,900 mm.
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Min Workpiece Dimensions, Specification Value:
Contact IWM to discuss your shortest component
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Spindle Speed, Specification Value:
3,000 rpm
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Motor Power, Specification Value:
7.5 kW (10 HP), Specification Notes:
Three-phase motor — confirm amperage draw with your electrical contractor prior to installation.
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Electrical Supply, Specification Value:
Contact IWM to confirm supply requirements for your site
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Max Tool Diameter, Specification Value:
320 mm
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Cut-Off Saw, Specification Value:
ø400 mm, 4 HP, CNC controlled
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Tenoning Fence Swivel, Specification Value:
Up to 60° (programmable)
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Dust Extraction Connection, Specification Value:
ø120 mm, Specification Notes:
A single ø120 mm hood connection — size this against your extraction unit's capacity, particularly if running back-to-back with other machines on the same network.
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Machine Dimensions (L × W × H), Specification Value:
Contact IWM — allow additional clearance for workpiece infeed and outfeed at both ends
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Machine Weight, Specification Value:
approx. 1,500 kg, Specification Notes:
At this weight, floor loading should be checked with a structural engineer before installation, particularly on suspended or older workshop floors.
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Noise Level, Specification Value:
Contact IWM to discuss acoustic requirements for your site
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A dedicated CNC tenoning machine for window and door frame manufacturers who need consistent, repeatable tenons across a full production shift — without the compromises of a general-purpose machining centre.