Thursday, 17 August 2017

NAILING MACHINES FOR PALLETS

Our several years of experience in manufacturing machines to process wood and the incessant technological research aimed at improving and perfecting productive processes have brought Delta Srl to grow over time, to the point of becoming a leader in its industry. Delta can offer a complete service for the production of pallets, thanks to a range of complete nailing lines, single nailing machines, pack-cutting and block-cutting machines.

USED MACHINES

All used machines available

NEWS & EVENTS

PRODUCTS

Robotics (ROBOT)

Automatic Robot and robotic cells for the optimization of the production process

Hydraulic nailing machine X-Master (X-Master)

The hydraulic X-Master Nailer produces large pallets (max 2100mm in lenght to 2500mm in width).

Hydraulic nailing machine ALL-IN-1 (ALL-IN-1)

Hydraulic Nailing Machine that is simultaneously nailing the upper and lower part of the pallet

Hydraulic nailing machine Master (Master)

The hydraulic Master Nailer produces large pallets (max 3000mm to 1350mm in width).

Hydraulic nailing machine on alternating chariot (CHA)

Nailing machine with quick format change-over for companies with an average-high pallet production output.

Hydraulic nailing machine with belt (CHT)

The nailing machine with belt is ideal for companies with high pallet production outputs.

Nailing Line

The line includes machines and equipment which, assembled on the basis of a customized project, yield a finished product.

Automatic Pack Cutting Machine (TPA120)

Pack-cutting machine which cuts from bottom to top, conceived to effectively handle the considerable weights it is used to process. Fully managed by PLC logic.

Automatic block cutting machine (TTA550)

Highly productive block-cutting machine which ensures outstanding quality with reduced operating costs.

Bandsaw Pallet Dismantler (SSP)

SSP BANDSAW PALLET DISMANTLER

Pressed block automatic loader with single clamp (CATP)

Automatic loader for the collection of pressed wood blocks

AUXILIARY MACHINES

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