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Thicknessers
Junget supplies thickness planers from German Weinig and Hofmann, as well as the Belgian manufacturer Robland.
What we offer
If you need to plane or size larger wooden workpieces, a thickness planer is the right solution. A thickness planer allows you to machine the thickness and width of the workpiece quickly and efficiently.
Our range of thickness planers includes both larger and more compact machines. What they all have in common is that they are high-quality machines designed for professional use. Junget supplies thickness planers from Weinig and Hofmann, as well as Belgian machines from Robland.
Weinig
Weinig is known for its high-quality machines, which are thoroughly tested and optimised down to the smallest detail. Weinig has successfully developed a planer – or more precisely, a moulder – that can replace both a surface planer and a thickness planer.
Weinig Solid Plane Cube moulders
A Solid Plane Cube planer machines the workpiece on all four sides in a single pass, while automatically straightening it so that it leaves the machine perfectly aligned. Compared with traditional processes, using a Cube moulder can effectively eliminate three separate machining steps. It is smart, simple and efficient.
Robland
For almost 20 years, Robland has been producing robust, high-quality thickness planers. The machines are reliable, user-friendly and designed with cost efficiency in mind. With a Robland thickness planer, you get a solid and efficient machine at a competitive price. Robland thickness planers are available with short delivery times, so feel free to contact our sales team to learn more about these attractive machines or find more information in our Danish webshop.
Hofmann
Hofmann is known for producing professional machines of the highest quality, and its thickness planers are no exception. The machines are designed for demanding applications where precision, reliable operation and long service life are essential. With robust construction, powerful motors and user-friendly features, you get a dependable solution that delivers consistent performance year after year.
Hofmann thickness planers can be configured with a range of relevant options, making it possible to adapt the machine to your production requirements. These options may include different feed speeds, alternative roller types or extension tables for handling larger and heavier workpieces.
At Junget, you will find Hofmann thickness planers for professional workshops where high demands are placed on efficiency and precision.
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Which thickness planer should I choose?
Robland KD 410
Compact and solid thickness planer for smaller workshops. Motor: 4.4 kW / 6.6 hp, working width 410 mm, maximum depth of cut 4 mm. The machine is built with a robust steel construction and features simple height adjustment.
A good choice for craftsmen who need precision and reliable operation in a compact footprint.
Robland D 510
A versatile and powerful thickness planer with a 7 kW / 9.5 hp motor and a working width of 510 mm. Stable feeding and a high-quality surface finish make it suitable for both individual jobs and small production runs.
A robust machine for the professional workshop.
Robland D630
A powerful thickness planer with a 9.2 kW / 12.5 hp motor and a working width of 630 mm. The machine is designed for intensive use where stability and precision are essential.
A reliable choice for production environments handling large workpieces and demanding high quality.
Robland D 630 X2
The top model in the Robland range – equipped with two feed rollers for optimal material flow and even more stable machining. It features the same 9.2 kW / 12.5 hp motor and 630 mm working width as the D630, but with an even greater focus on surface finish and workpiece feeding.
An excellent choice for production environments where a high-quality result is essential.
Hofmann D 636
A powerful German thickness planer with a cast-iron table and a 6.6 kW / 9 hp motor. Working width 625 mm and Tersa cutterblock as standard – for precision, quick knife changes and a consistent finish.
A stable and reliable choice for professional workshops.
Weinig Solid Plane Cube
In a class of its own. The Weinig Solid Plane Cube is not a traditional thickness planer, but an industrial four-sided planer that machines all sides of the workpiece in a single pass. Automatic settings, laser projection and the EasyLock knife system ensure minimal setup time and maximum productivity.
The professional choice for series production and industrial use – where speed, precision and consistent quality are essential.
Surface planers
If you are looking for a machine dedicated to surface planing without thicknessing, take a look at our surface planers from Robland. These robust machines deliver high precision and an excellent surface finish – ideal for workshops that need a reliable solution specifically for surface planing.
What types of planer knives are available for thickness planers?
The most common types are traditional planer knives, Tersa knives and system knives such as Centrolock and Centrostar. The right choice depends on the machine type and the required surface quality.
What do HSS, HM, HS+ and HSS 18W mean?
- HSS (High Speed Steel): provides a very fine surface finish and is easy to resharpen. Suitable for softwood and general planing applications.
- HM (carbide): stays sharp significantly longer and is suitable for harder wood species. Ideal for larger production runs and continuous production.
- HS+: an improved HSS grade with longer tool life and better resistance to heat and wear.
- HSS 18W: premium high-speed steel with a high tungsten content, providing improved cutting performance and longer tool life when machining hardwood.
Can I use Tersa knives in all thickness planers?
Tersa knives require the machine to be fitted with a Tersa cutterblock system. If you are unsure which knives are suitable for your machine, we are happy to help you find the right system.
How do I choose the right planer knife?
Choose the knife quality according to the material and application: HSS for softwood and fine finishing, and HM for hardwood and larger production runs. Also check whether your machine uses Tersa, Centrolock or Centrostar to ensure you get the correct knives with the right fit.
How often should planer knives be replaced?
Replacement intervals depend on the type of wood, frequency of use and knife quality. For machines used daily, we recommend checking the cutting edges regularly and replacing the knives when the surface finish is no longer even or starts to show tear-out.