SPL160 History

SPL 160.0

A market survey carried out by Burmek showed that there was a need for a smaller Abbund machine with a lower degree of automation.
This was the reason why Burmek in 1992 developed a completely new compact machine with a Sawing and Milling unit.
The machine was given a new concept for gripping and positioning the workpiece which gave the possibility to produce several workpieces at the same time.

The new compact machine provided a high production capacity despite its simple design and level of automation.
The machine could also be equipped with customized machining units such as
hook and tenon milling cutters.

SPL 160.1

In 1994, the plant was upgraded with a PC/PLC control system based on the same principle as the new SPL270-4 plant.

SPL 160.2

At the end of 1994, the design of the saw unit was reworked and the inclination of the saw was also made axis-controlled and the gripper was improved for higher precision.
The PC program was continuously improved with new functions and operations.
The processing area in the machine was equipped with a closed cabin for sound insulation but above all to increase the level of safety.
The saw was also improved in terms of noise level and safety.
The machine could now also be ordered with servo axes for higher precision.

SPL180 / KA 180

In 1999 a new control system was developed with a more modern PLC control and a PC program for 32-bit operating systems.
The basic design is the same as for the SPL160.2 but now with the possibility of axis control of the Kerve mill for automatic adjustment of angle and depth.

SPL160_W32

In 2005, a new PC program was developed for 32-bit OS such as
WXP or W7.
The program is offered in an upgrade package for SPL160.1 and SPL160.2 machines, consisting of a new control panel with computer, screen, buttons and switches.

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