The production of solid wood flooring involves several steps, with cutting and milling being essential for achieving high-quality results. Different cutting techniques offer unique benefits depending on the desired outcome. For example, plain sawing is commonly chosen for its efficiency and affordability, while quarter sawing and rift cutting provide more stable and visually appealing wood grain, although they come at a higher cost. As part of the Dalingshan Woodworking Machinery Association, we provide versatile equipment that balances performance and cost-effectiveness, ensuring you have the right tools for each stage of production.

• A single machine can manage tasks like double-end cutting and tenoning, simplifying operations and reducing the need for additional equipment.
• Spindles can be adjusted to handle angled cuts, chamfering, and grooving, enhancing flexibility in various production processes.
• The inclusion of a slot saw with jump-saw capabilities helps minimize burrs and chipping, leading to cleaner finishes on wood surfaces.
• High-precision linear guide rails ensure smooth, accurate adjustments, maintaining consistency in width and positioning for high-quality results.