Wood Profiling Machine

Wood profiling machines are capable of processing on all four sides of the wood. Thanks to these machines, wood cleaning, results and profiling operations can be done. While these operations are being done, operations are performed on wood with different knives at different stations. Depending on the user's job, insertion can be made on the machine, from the blade to the five-view blade. Knife approach offers more intervention possibilities for wood.

With the use of Kinco portable Panel, Kinco Servo and Siko AP10 Digital Communication Indicator, the precision, speed, quality and functionality of these machines have been further increased.


In the system controlled via the touch panel, the positions of the X and Y axes for each blade can be seen and the target value can be entered. The values ​​entered here determine how deep the blade will intervene on the wood.

Since the blade radii on some axes change the effect of the product on the wood, the blade radii can also be entered through the panel. Depending on the axis it is located, the information entered into the blade radii is calculated as the offset value of the positions of the X and Y axes and affects the current position value.


Each blade in the system and the shaft it is connected to may have different characteristics. It is desired that this situation does not cause problems and allows flexible use. For this reason, some parameters of AP10 Digital Communication indicators need to be changed. There are pages that can be entered by the machine manufacturer via the encrypted button. Required calibrations are entered on these pages via the Kinco G100E panel. The machine manufacturer can determine the Pitch (Path to be Traveled in One Round), Tolerance, Counting Direction, Decimal Place and Display Direction information for each axis separately.

Wood of many sizes can be processed with different operations in profiling machines. Since there are too many axes, the values ​​for the user to enter these axes for each product take a lot of time. Apart from X and Y target values, radius information is also entered. The recipe function, which is one of the functions of the Kinco Touch Panel, is also used in this system in order to reduce the time loss of the user in product transitions. In this way, after the user saves the necessary information once, he can select the desired recipe in other operations and send the necessary information to the AP10 devices.

Apart from loading the recipe, the system data can be retrieved and loaded into a new recipe. Any recipe can be copied and a new recipe can be created. In this way, it is ensured that the parameters are both kept in memory and transferred to the system quickly.

Axes on profiling machines are generally manually adjusted. But in some axes, this adjustment is made with servo motor control. Thanks to the servos added in line with the customer's request, the system starts to move towards the desired target value and is automatically positioned depending on the current value of the AP10, which is also on the same axis.

               Today, users want to make these settings on the machine with remote access. For this reason, Kinco VNC Control function is also used in this system. After the user enters the Network information of the Touch Panel into the VNC software, he can connect via computer, tablet or phone.

Apart from this, the VPN feature, which is standard in Kinco Ethernet panel models for machine manufacturers, can be accessed via the EdgeAccess software through the Kinco Cloud system. In this way, remote access is provided and the software of the panel can be intervened or monitored remotely. In addition, in order to provide access to PLC models connected to the panel, a tunnel can be created on the Cloud and desired interventions can be made. In this way, you can reach many brands such as Siemens, Schneider, Omron, Delta, LS in the Kinco library remotely.

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