Edgebanders
Simplify your search for the proper solution for your edgebanding process. The edgebander selection form was developed to streamline your search and provide the proper model and aggregates available from Ott to increase production efficiency and quality of your edgebanded products. Nutek Machinery provides you with more than a machine. We provide you with the correct solution for the highest level of edgebanding in the industry.
Combimelt Glue System
Patented Top Driven Glue Roller
The Ott patented TOP DRIVEN glue roller provided a common sense approach to glue application! There are no bearings or seals in the bottom of the glue head to leak and ruin pots and drive shafts. The Combimelt glue system consists of the following components.
Invisible glue-joint stepper motor controlled glue dosage
Service station for preheating glue pots for immediate use
Service station for the cleaning of glue pots
Dry box for the storage of PUR glue pots
The Combimelt system is used with both PUR and EVA glues
Ott Edgebander Models
Pacific Plus
The Pacific Plus edgebander is OTT's compact solution for companies that desire a high quality finish from a dependable edgebander with limited space. The Pacific exemplifies OTT's standard of quality and measures only 5.65 meters (18.5 feet).
The Pacific Plus work stations are servo controlled eliminating manual operator adjustments when changing edge or board thicknesses and profiles. Glue dosage is automatic via the program allowing for precise control and an invisible glue joint.

Tornado Plus
The Tornado Plus produces flawless edges with an invisible glue line. All OTT edgebanders use the combimelt glue system with both PUR and EVA systems. The Tornado Plus work stations are servo controlled eliminating manual operator adjustments when changing edge or board thicknesses and profiles. Glue dosage is automatic via the program allowing for precision control and invisible glue joint.

FlexEdge
The FlexEdge is the newest addition to the Ott edgebander line up. The FlexEdge seven-meter frame allows for the additional options you need, providing the perfect size edgebander for shops that lack space for larger edgebanders. The FlexEdge is one of four models that allow for the mounting of the TransStart option making it the perfect choice for the budget minded facility that wants to move into an automated system. The FlexEdge workstations are servo controlled eliminating manual operator adjustments when changing edge or board thicknesses and profiles. Glue dosage is automatic via the program allowing for precision control and an invisible glue joint.

Storm Plus
The Storm is the mid-size edgebander in the OTT line-up. The Storm is one of three models that allow for the mounting of the TransStart option making it the perfect choice for the budget minded facility that wants to move into an automated system. The Storm Plus work stations are servo controlled eliminating manual operator adjustments when changing edge or board thicknesses and profiles. Glue dosage is automatic via the program allowing for precision control and an invisible glue joint.

The StrongEdge produces flawless edges with an invisible glue line. All OTT edgebanders use the combimelt glue system with the flexibility to use both PUR and EVA systems. The StrongEdge work stations are servo controlled eliminating manual operator adjustments when changing edge or board thicknesses and profiles. Glue dosage is automatic via the program allowing for precision control and an invisible glue joint.
The StrongEdge is the first model in the Ott edgebander line up capable of applying edge thicknesses up to 25mm.

The TopEdge comes in three different models of varying lengths, TopEdge XS (8,600mm) TopEdge S (9,300mm) and the TopEdge L (10,300mm). The additional space allows for features to be added to your edgebander for additional processing power. The TopEdge work stations are servo controlled eliminating manual operator adjustments when changing edge or board thicknesses and profiles. Glue dosage is automatic via the program allowing for precision control and an invisible glue joint.

Ott Edgebander Return Systems/Automatic Stacking Stations
TransLift

Fully integrated with machine control
Max Size: 1300mm x 3000mm
Min Size: 150mm x 70mm
Weight: 60 kg
Panel rotation of 90-180 degrees
TransEdge

Fully integrated with machine control
Max Size: 3600mm x 1600mm
MinSize: 150mm x 70mm
Max Weight: 120 kg
Panel Rotation
Automatic Stacking Stations Available
Conveyor belt return
Can be paired with a second edgebander
TransCompact

Fully integrated into machine control
Max Size: 2400mm x 800mm
Min Size: 200mm x 200mm
Panel Thickness: 8mm-50mm
Larger parts to be removed at the end of the machine.
Unloading table with 4 side rollers and lifting device at end of conveyor for large parts
Selecting The Right Glue For Your Edgebanding Process
Edgebanding is a critical process in the cabinets and woodworking industry, where a thin strip of material is applied to the edges of panels or boards to enhance their appearance and durability. The choice of adhesive plays a pivotal role in determining the quality and longevity of the edgebanding. Polyurethane (PUR) glue and Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) glue are two common types of adhesives used in this process. In recent years, PUR glue has gained popularity due to its distinct advantages over EVA glue. This article delves into the benefits of PUR glue in edgebanding and why it stands out as a superior choice.
Water Resistance:
One of the primary advantages of PUR glue over EVA glue is its exceptional water resistance. PUR glue forms a waterproof bond, making edgebanded cabinets more durable and resilient to moisture. This is particularly crucial in environments where the risk of exposure to water is high, such as kitchens and bathrooms. Cabinets bonded with PUR glue exhibit better long-term performance, as it is less susceptible to warping, swelling, or delamination caused by water damage.
Thermal Resistance:
PUR glue is known for its superior thermal resistance compared to EVA glue. This characteristic is particularly valuable in applications where the cabinets may be exposed to temperature variations, such as near windows, ranges, heating vents, or in outdoor settings. The bond created by PUR glue remains stable under a wide range of temperatures, ensuring the longevity and structural integrity of the edgebanding. This is a distinct advantage during the delivery and shipping phases when cabinets can be exposed to high temperatures for extended periods of time.
Flexibility and Elasticity:
PUR glue offers greater flexibility and elasticity compared to EVA glue. This property allows the edgebanding to adapt to the natural movements and expansions of the underlying wood substrate. As a result, cabinets bonded with PUR glue are less prone to cracking or breaking, even when subjected to stress or changing environmental conditions.
Chemical Resistance:
PUR glue exhibits excellent resistance to various chemicals, including solvents and cleaning agents. This makes cabinets edgebanded with PUR glue suitable for applications where exposure to household or industrial chemicals is a concern. The chemical resistance of PUR glue contributes to the long-term stability and appearance of the edgebanding.
Improved Adhesion to Challenging Surfaces:
PUR glue demonstrates superior adhesion to a wide range of materials, including challenging surfaces like high-pressure laminate (HPL) and thermoplastic foils. This versatility allows manufacturers greater flexibility in material selection, as PUR glue can effectively bond with substrates that may pose challenges for EVA glue.
Reduced Environmental Impact:
PUR glue is generally considered more environmentally friendly than EVA glue. It often contains fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and isocyanates, reducing potential harm to the environment and providing a safer working environment for manufacturers.
The advantages of PUR glue over EVA glue in edgebanding are substantial and contribute to the overall quality and performance of the finished cabinets. The water resistance, thermal resistance, flexibility, chemical resistance, improved adhesion to challenging surfaces, and reduced environmental impact make PUR glue a preferred choice for manufacturers seeking enhanced durability and longevity in their edgebanding applications. As the woodworking industry continues to evolve, the adoption of PUR glue is likely to increase, driven by its superior performance and the growing demand for high-quality, long-lasting cabinets.