ME 22

Small cabinet shops producing custom kitchen and bathroom cabinetry rely on the ME 22 for finishing visible edges on face frames and door panels. The 2600 × 530 mm work table accommodates standard cabinet widths, and the ability to process both 2–3 mm melamine edges and thicker solid wood strips (up to 5 mm) allows a single machine to handle the full range of cabinet specifications. With panel dimensions from 190–65 mm minimum, the machine efficiently edges small components like drawer fronts and decorative panels.

Panel processors and wholesale wood suppliers use the ME 22 to apply edge banding to cut-to-size substrate before shipping to downstream furniture makers. The glue pot system provides reliable edge adhesion across multiple material batches (melamine, ABS, wooden strips), and the 7 m/min speed allows processing 400–600 linear meters of edged panels daily. The 12–50 mm panel height range and compact table footprint fit efficiently into semi-automated production lines.

Medium-sized furniture makers use the ME 22 to edge banding table tops, cabinet sides, and shelving components in mixed material specifications. In a single production week, a shop might process MDF panels with PVC edges (up to 2 mm thickness) for one product line, then switch to solid oak strips (up to 5 mm) for another—the glue pot system and flexible thickness range eliminate changeover delays. At 7 m/min feed speed, the machine handles batch runs of 100–300 components per day without bottlenecking assembly downstream.

Artisanal and semi-custom woodworking shops use the ME 22 to apply matching solid wood edge banding (up to 5 mm) to hardwood panels and veneered substrates. The machine's moderate feed speed and precision control allow finishing fine furniture pieces where edge appearance is critical. Shops producing 50–150 finished components weekly benefit from the flexibility to switch between oak, walnut, and veneer edges without reconfiguring machinery.