The calibrating-sanding machine Sandya 900 is an ideal choice for medium to high industrial companies that require diversified machining with a high level of finishing quality.
Following the success of the Sandya 300 and 600 models, aimed at the small and medium-size woodworking businesses, SCM has increased its range of wide-belt sanders with a new machine designed and produced to provide versatility and a high rate of production and a quality finish.
Sandya 900 accommodates all calibrating and sanding requirements, by offering a wide range of technological solutions with the possibility of customising the machine compositions.
The availability of offering many types of operating units such as planing units, roller units (with 175, 220, 250 and 320mm diameters), pad units and superfinishing units, guarantees optimum results on solid wood elements, MDF panels ready for veneer finishing and painted (matt or gloss finishes) or veneered panels.
The superfinishing unit ensures a uniform finish and sanding at the best level thanks to the chevron belt which improves cooling of the abrasive action on the work piece and the copying capacity of the MESAR electronic pad. An integrated electro-fan provides extreme compactness and noise emission reduction.
The programming work has become more simple and effective with the Logic TS – the control with LCD display and touch-screen function allows complete and safe control of the machine, easily and intuitively. The possibility to store up to 120 work programs to save and select the machine settings most commonly used, makes it perfect even for unskilled operators.
Further key features are a heavy stock removal during the calibrating operation due to the wide availability of motor powers (up to 22kW) for each operating unit; it is easy-to-use with the worktable at a fixed height from the floor allows the combining of a machine with systems for loading/unloading and movement of the work piece.
SCM also points out that the 2620mm abrasive belt length is ideal for perfect finishing and maximum productivity, plus there is the possibility to equip the machine with grain evidencing or buffing units to carry out particular finishing operations, such as rustic or weathered effects.
