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Multi-Head Planer/Moulders Profitable Processing from Day One! You Can Confidently Choose LOGOSOL When You Are Going to Work with Wood Multi-Head Planer/Moulders Profitable processing from day one! You can confidently choose LOGOSOL when you are going to work with wood. We have sold over 25 000 sawmills and more than 10 000 planer/moulders. We also have over 25 years of experience as a market leader in the field of small- scale wood processing. Every day we talk to customers all over the world who realize their dreams by using our machines. We have affordable solutions that suit most projects! The equipment you buy from us today can be supple- mented with other machines and easily be upgraded with new modules and attachments as your business grows. Wood processing is a profitable occupation, whether it is for personal use or for selliing. Smelling the scent of wood, working with a ”log, which then will become something lasting, this is something I wish many people got the opportunity to experience!” Our wide range of products extends up to industrial production. Each product is covered by a warranty package that includes generous warranties, support from skilled technicians, and machines that keep a high value. All our machines are CE marked and we attach great importance to your safety. You are welcome to visit LOGOSOL’s website logosol.com for more information on products, warranties and shipping. Bengt-Olov Byström Bengt-Olov Byström started Logosol in 1989. The company is still owned by the Byström family, with its headquarters in Sweden. Largest in the field Over 20 years Family-owned with Reliable deliveries of small-scale wood of experience customer-oriented all over the world processing in the trade service Prices are excl. VAT & delivery • Warranty package with a 2-year warranty and 60 days money back guarantee • www.logosol.com What do you want to build? One small building project can suffice for making your planer/moulder purchase pay off! From board to moulding with LOGOSOL’s planer/moulders u rod ct v p id e e e o S Your planer/moulder comes Mount moulding knives in the Set the final dimensions using the From the control panel you Your board has turned into a w w m ready to run. Just connect a chip cutter heads to produce the sturdy cranks and levers, and the operate all cutters and the feed valuable finished product! o c w l. .logoso extractor. moulding you want. clear scales. unit. Prices are excl. VAT & delivery • Warranty package with a 2-year warranty and 60 days money back guarantee • www.logosol.com LOGOSOL PH260 Four-sided planer/moulder The world’s most sold foursider! A complete planing-moulding mill in a compact format OGOSOL PH260 is a complete planing- Big vision panel in the cover. 30 mm spindles. A wide range of moulding mill, for the big leisure interest Easy to monitor the process. L profiles. Mounting knives in all or the joinery and construction trade. Making cutter heads only takes you 10-20 your own wooden mouldings is a profitable minutes. form of wood processing for most building projects. With a PH260 you have everything you need for getting started with a much sought-after production. The machine is easy to use and easy to own. You can plane and mould the timber on all four sides in one operation. In LOGOSOL’s tool catalogue there Exact setting. Clear scales are hundreds of different standard profiles to with 0.1 mm steps. choose from. You can also order your own design or reproduce old profiles, which can be of great value if you, for instance, want to renovate an old house. Separate motor for each cutter. You can make all imaginable kinds of mouldings from all sorts of wood! Rustproof, requires minimal maintenance. duct uest shop ro v q io y pi p id y n s n n s a g e e ? E e o A S C w 5 w a m m 8 w o l w o c l 2 c w l. +4 8 w l. .logoso 6 611 1 .logoso Can be equipped with castors for easy moving. You can find product videos, manuals and Timber dimensions PH260 handbooks on LOGOSOL’s website. All our products can be ordered from our e-store. 4-sided machining Planing Width: 15 to 260 mm Width: 410 mm The machine pictured is equipped with optional accessories. Height: 10 to 100 mm Height: 230 mm 7514-000-0000 PH260, incl. variable feed 2-12 m/min Included when buying a PH260 2-sided machining 4 Planing knives in all cutters 4 Toolkit Width: 300 mm 7505-000-0005 PH260 ECO 4 Setting block for planing knives 4 Spacers Height: 10 to 230 mm 7500-000-1000 In- and out-feed tables (price/item) PLANER/MOULDERS | PH260 Prices are excl. VAT & delivery • Warranty package with a 2-year warranty and 60 days money back guarantee • www.logosol.com Profitability from day one! 4 Comes ready to run. You can produce up to 720 linear metres an hour from the first day. 4 You operate the machine in a comfort- able working position; the machined timber comes out at waist level. 4 Stable structure. Sturdy cast-iron ma- chine table, where the bottom cutter and the side cutters are fitted. 4 The settings for different machined products are logical and easy to under- stand. You get a good result at once! PH260 ECO – New unique 4-sided planer/moulder A unique four-sided planer/moulder, avail- able in a new price range. The functions of this machine are more than adequate for most building projects, and are ideal when you primarily want to plane and mould for your own consumption. 4 Machines dimensions up to 260x100 mm on four sides 4 Planes up to 410 mm in width 4 Simple settings and clear scales in steps of 0.1 mm 4 Impressive performance and quality 4 Superb surface finish 4 Can do everything from picture rails to house Plane, mould and produce wood products, for your timber own consumption or for selling. Contact LOGOSOL Differences compared to the PH260 for tips and good advice! 4 Lower price 4 The motor for the top cutter is somewhat smaller (3 kW instead of 4 kW) 4 Fixed feed, 5 m/min, instead of 2-12 m/min. 4 No vision panel in the cover 4 No internal hoses (the hose is to be directly connected to the duct at the cutter) See more in the comparison table on page 67. The disc on the crank shows the height settings in A lot of wood joists of different dimensions are PH260 can produce mouldings, flooring, and tenths of a millimetre. needed for a building project. panelling for ceilings and walls, in all possible styles. Prices are excl. VAT & delivery • Warranty package with a 2-year warranty and 60 days money back guarantee • www.logosol.com PLANER/MOULDERS | PH260 LOGOSOL PH260 Four-sided planer/moulder Produce mouldings, joists and decking with carefully selected knives Examples of wood profiles you can make with the knives in the starter package Starter package with knives for the planer/moulders PH260, PH360 & PH365 Included in the Included in the Included in the SKIrtING BOARDS starter package! PANELLING starter package! CORNICES starter package! You can do all this and much more with the starter package! The package includes: 14 pairs of Rustic style Plain skirting board 2 Open bevelled T&G Open rounded T&G Rustic style cornice Plain cornice moulding knives of HSS and 3 pairs of gibs. The starter package of moulding knives Plain skirting board 1 Plain skirting board 3 Close rounded T&G Plain T&G enables you to produce a wide range of profiles. Look at the examples of knife combinations to the right. Let the examples of wood profiles inspire you, but you can do a lot more with the starter package! With the PH360 starter package comes an other type of knife gibs for the top cutter. Included in the Included in Included in the CASINGS starter package! WAINSCOT MOULDINGS the starter JOISTS & DECKING starter package! Starter package with moulding package! knives and gibs for the PH260 TB90-009 Starter package with moulding knives and gibs for the PH360/PH365 Rusic style casing Plain casing 2 TB90-008 Produce joists and decking of different dimensions. Width (PH260): Up to 260 mm. Width (PH360): Up to 360 mm. Plain casing 1 Plain casing 3 Bevelled edge Rustic style Rounded edge Height: Up to 60 mm. PLANER/MOULDERS | PH260 Prices are excl. VAT & delivery • Warranty package with a 2-year warranty and 60 days money back guarantee • www.logosol.com LOGOSOL PH260 Custom-made knives TIP! Get moudling Careful restoration profiles from the closed- down local planing- at reasonable prices moulding mill. large portion of our customers buy machines from us to Arenovate old houses. Over the years, we have recreated uncountable moulding and panelling profiles to our customers’ orders. Projects that are among the most profitable for a small planing-moulding mill, are commissions to restore old buildings to their original condition. We will help you order reasonably priced custom-made moulding knives. Technical data: PH260 Dimensions and weight Chip management Recreate old wood mouldings Length: 1100 mm Suitable chip extractor: Width: 900 mm LOGOSOL’s 3 or 4 kW. Height: 970 mm Weight: 420 kg Four-sided machining The PH260 planes and moulds all Contact LOGOSOL for information! Electrical system four sides in one operation. You Total output: 12.2 kW, Eco 11.2 kW can easily produce all kinds of Electrical connection: 3-phase, mouldings and 400V, 16A panelling.
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