Tshare XE DTGZ-B Maglev Single-Head Tracking Unit Servo Auto Tool Adjustment for Edge Banding Machine

Need to trim and finish panel corners after edge banding without resetting the tool by hand? The Tshare XE DTGZ-B does it at up to 28 m/min. A servo motor moves the tracing knife to the correct position automatically, so an edge banding change between 0.4 mm and 3 mm needs no manual setup. It finishes beveled, right-angle and R-angle edges on panels 8-60 mm thick, driven by a 0.85 kW motor at 12,000 RPM. It is fitted after the trimming and fine-finishing stations on an edge banding line.

A line that finishes panel corners after edge banding hits the same three problems: a tracking device that needs a different setting for every edge profile, a manual knife adjustment each time the edge banding thickness changes, and corners that come out different from panel to panel. The XE DTGZ-B removes all three.

This is a maglev single-head tracking unit for edge banding machines, developed under 4.0 smart edge banding patent technology. The head carriages on a magnetic-levitation drive instead of a cam, following the panel at up to 28 m/min. A servo motor moves the tracing knife into position, so a switch from 0.4 mm to 3 mm edge banding needs no manual reset.

The unit takes panels from 8 mm to 60 mm thick, overhang from 20 mm to 35 mm, workpieces as short as 45 mm, and a 600 mm minimum gap between workpieces. One template and one tracing knife cover beveled, right-angle and R-angle edges, so a mixed batch runs without a head change.

Drive comes from a 0.85 kW motor at 12,000 RPM; the unit runs on 0.2-0.5 MPa air, and the knife body measures OD81 x ID30 x T31 mm. Mounting footprint is L1500 x W530 x H1040 mm with 260 mm run-off height, bolted on after trimming and fine finishing. Every corner follows the same template, which keeps rework off the line.

Nine details decide whether a tracking head keeps up with the rest of the line.

• Maglev carriage, 28 m/min - the head runs on a magnetic-levitation drive, with feed speed adjustable from 0 to 28 m/min.
• Servo knife setting - a servo motor moves the tracing knife to the required position, so 0.4-3 mm edge banding changes need no gauge and no manual setup.
• One template, three profiles - a single template and a single tracing knife finish beveled, right-angle and R-angle edges without a head swap.
• Panel range 8-60 mm - one unit covers 8 mm to 60 mm boards, from cabinet doors to thick countertop blanks.
• Short parts stay on the line - minimum workpiece length 45 mm, overhang 20-35 mm and a 600 mm minimum gap between workpieces.
• 0.85 kW knife motor - 12,000 RPM at 0.85 kW cuts the corner at line speed instead of waiting for a finishing spindle.
• Avoidance cylinder - when tracking is switched off, the pneumatic cylinder lifts the head clear of the board so the panel passes untouched.
• Shop air 0.2-0.5 MPa - the unit runs on the air pressure already on the line, and its knife body is OD81 x ID30 x T31 mm.
• Mounts after fine finishing - footprint L1500 x W530 x H1040 mm with 260 mm run-off height, bolted on after the trimming station.

If you are outsourcing corner finishing, or paying an operator to reset a tracing knife all shift, the choice is slower in-house work or a second machine. This head is the third option.

• Changing thickness stops costing time. A change from 0.4 mm to 3 mm edge banding is a servo move, not a knife reset, so a mixed order keeps running at 28 m/min.
• One unit covers the profiles you sell. Beveled, right-angle and R-angle edges all run on one template and one tracing knife, so a new profile does not mean a new head.
• Small parts stop becoming scrap. With a 45 mm minimum workpiece length and 20-35 mm overhang, short doors and drawer fronts stay on the line instead of being hand-finished.
• The corner looks the same on panel one and panel five thousand. One template plus a servo-set knife holds the corner geometry across the 8-60 mm panel range, so batches skip the touch-up pass.
• It fits the line you run. The unit bolts on in L1500 x W530 x H1040 mm after trimming and fine finishing, at 0.85 kW and 0.2-0.5 MPa, so it is one station, not a new machine line.
• Less for the operator to watch. The avoidance cylinder lifts the head clear when tracking is off, and the servo owns knife position, so one operator covers head and line.

Beveled, right-angle and R-angle. All three run on one template and one tracing knife, so you do not change the head between profiles.

No. A servo motor moves the tracing knife to the required position automatically, and that covers edge banding from 0.4 mm to 3 mm without a gauge or a manual reset.

8 mm to 60 mm. The same head handles thin cabinet door stock and thick countertop blanks, so one unit covers the panel range on a whole-house order.

Up to 28 m/min, with feed speed adjustable from 0 to 28 m/min. It tracks anything the line feeds it up to that speed.

45 mm long, with 20-35 mm overhang. The unit also needs a 600 mm minimum gap between workpieces, so leave that gap when you sequence a batch.

A 0.85 kW motor at 12,000 RPM, with a knife body of OD81 x ID30 x T31 mm.

Only if the mounting space matches. The unit needs L1500 x W530 x H1040 mm with 260 mm run-off height, and it is fitted after the trimming and fine-finishing stations; send the line model and the free space in front of the buffer and we check it against your layout.

The price is quoted per order, because the head has to match your edge profiles and mounting space. Send the line model, the profiles you run and the measurements L1500 x W530 x H1040 mm and the quote covers the head with its tracing knife.