Your compact reducer line with high capacity

The reducer line RED L will convince you with its high capacity and economical space requirement. On the base of the 3D-data evaluation, the chipper canter-circular saw line with reducer technology processes every log with the optimum cutting pattern. For this purpose, the automatic log rotation and, if necessary, the off-centre or diagonal resawing technology are used. To ensure that the reducer line RED L exactly meets your requirements, we design the saw line down to the last detail.

Key data

  • Processing up to 250.000 m³ of round logs per year and shift
  • Feed speed from 24 to 100 m/min and more - depending on the configuration
  • Operating mode: processing of unsorted logs
  • Log diameter, large end, max. 50 cm
  • Log diameter, small end, 10 cm
  • Log length 2,50-4,20 m
Chipper canter-circular saw group for primary breakdown: precise start to an efficient log processing

 

Logs, fed with small end first, are converted into two-sided cants by the first chipper canter-circular saw group. The chipper canter infeed system rotates the logs fully automatic in order to precisely implement the determined cutting pattern. Already in this machine group, circular saws cut off up to three sideboards on each side of the cant. The separating conveyor transports the unedged sideboards to the board edger plant.

Value-optimized sideboards, based on 3D-scanning with LINCK optimizing algorithms

The 3D-scanning is the base for the best possible utilization for each individual log. Based on the collected 3D-data, the LINCK optimizing algorithms will determine the best possible value-optimized sideboard. This interpretation embodies all of LINCK's extensive know-how which will give you the best out of each log.

Precise log rotation

The more precise the infeed, the more accurately the chipper canter can implement the determined cutting pattern. With a standard deviation of +/- 6°, the automatic chipper canter infeed system in a LINCK line is very precise. For comparison: 6° corresponds to one minute on your clock dial.

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Circular saw working with the double arbor principle for reduced saw kerf

The circular saw works according to the double arbor principle with two saws. Saw kerf is reduced by distributing the cutting force equally to two sawblades.

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Chipper canter-circular saw group for secondary breakdown: with precise finish to the desired result

 

The second chipper canter-circular saw group first converts the two-sided cant into a four-sided one and then into a package of split centre products and sideboards. For optimum yield, the chipper canter infeed system can align the two-sided cant either centred or diagonally. The circular saw then cuts-off (splits) the centre products and sideboards in one step. The boards are forwarded to the sorting plant. The board edger plant takes off the wane from the sideboards.

Diagonal alignment for optimized yield

An adequate two-sided cant alignment will result in higher yield. Based on the 3D-data, it is possible to determine the optimum position of the four-sided cant and the position of the rollers in the infeed system of the secondary chipper canter. Advantage of the process: It also considers log curvature and natural volume increase by log taper.

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Circular saw working with the double arbor principle for reduced saw kerf

The circular saw works according to the double arbor principle with two saws. Saw kerf is reduced by distributing the cutting force equally to two sawblades.

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