WEINIG Ultra/Ultra TT 1000: Ultra finger jointing line — the powerful mid-level option

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The compact Ultra offers all the benefits of advanced WEINIG technology, high performance and ample flexibility. With a manually or automatically operated turntable running along the line, this is the perfect solution for commercial use of residue wood in medium-sized businesses. The standard dimensions for this production line are as follows: wood widths of 205 mm and raw wood lengths of 150 to 1,000 mm. However, it can also process wood entry lengths of 1,500 mm. By increasing the press force to 145 kN (14.5 t), even large cross-sections can be processed securely and accurately.

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WEINIG finger jointing line for short timber pieces offers you

WEINIG Ultra/Ultra TT 1000 offers you

  • Frequency or servo-controlled shaper table feed
  • Infeed length up to 1,000 mm (optional also up to 1,500 mm)
  • Semiautomatic to fully automatic system configuration possible
  • Shaper heights up to 205 mm (optional also 225 mm)
  • Performance doubling from Ultra to Ultra TT
  • Membrane glue pump for all one-component glues
  • Glue amount and glue application monitoring (optional)
  • Vibration stop, package adjustment monitoring and splinter protection for improved quality
  • Maintenance-free WEINIG shaper spindle with hub function
  • Statistics and diagnosis function, using touch panel

Technical Details

Vertical finger joint

Vertical profile

The vertical finger joint is the most frequently produced type of finger joint in the world. It provides the highest performance in a packaged finger jointing line. The vertical profile is mainly applied in constructive woodworking, but is also used for building windows and frames. It is has the largest glue surface and is therefore the most stable of all finger joints.

Horizontal finger joint

Reverse shoulder profile
Trapeze profile

The half shoulder profile is the second most frequent profile that is run, because it can be used with individual shapers as well as in manual to fully automatic lines. The reverse shoulder profile is mainly used for the simplest lines where, sometimes, no scoring unit is used.

The trapeze profile is also called “American Profile” because this finger joint originates from the US and is usually delivered with a finger joint length of 1/4 inch. Horizontal finger joints are mainly used in furniture construction. The shoulder profiles provide, for example, table plates that look like parquet where only the straight butt joints are visible.

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Further information

Technical data

Open table

Further images

Vertical profile
Horizontal profile - half shoulder
Horizontal profile - reverse shoulder (only for semiautomatic systems of the Ultra type)