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Question: What is a Radio Frequency Press Gluer?

Answer: A Radio Frequency Press Gluer is a hydraulic or pneumatic clamping machine that uses Radio Frequency to heat and cure the glue lines in the wood when edge gluing or face laminating.  This method of curing the glue joints is the fastest method available to bond glue joints.  Radio Frequency can also be used for many other application to dry a variety of other products.  Radio Frequency waves seek the best conductor when traveling through a product and in the case of wood it would be the glue which contains water.

Our Thin Cutting Frame Saw experts are always available to answer your questions

Ogden stocks a wide variety of saw blades for all frames saw models.  Our saw blades come in various lengths and saw kerf thickness and can be made from Stellite or Carbide.  When ordering saw blades, we recommend that you choose the correct size/length saw frame and saw blade for the product that you will be cutting. Our saw blades are ready to ship the same day as ordered.  We also offer re-grinding services and tensioning of saw blades.  Our saw blades are competitively priced and provide the highest quality of cut and finish than any other saw blades available on the market. Not only does Ogden offer saw blades for our saw frames but we also offer and stock saw blades for all makes and models of saw frames.  Please contact our sales department for pricing.

Why use Rotoplane?

To process short parts: On the Rotoplane, the distance between the pressure shoe and the hold-down platten, after the milling knife, is less than 1". Parts as short as 4" long can be run without any problems.  Limitations on Running Short Parts: The distance between the chip breaker and the pressure shoe on sanders and knife planers can be as much as 8". This makes it virtually impossible, not to mention dangerous, to run parts shorter than 8"