Original price was: £39,950.00.£34,950.00Current price is: £34,950.00.
This machine is presently in use and can be seen in operation.
Machine is being sold as it is (working). It is being replaced by a faster more efficient machine.
Please call us on +44 (0) 1476 570 520 or email sales@eternamedia.co.uk for more information.
• Fully automatic processing
• Powerful machine for serial production
• Each one milling unit and notching unit on each side
• PLC controlled
• With infeed magazine 1.5 to 3.0 m profile length
• Wedge and groove are milled on both ends in one single
clamping cycle
In one single working cycle the workpiece is clamped and milled on the left and right side (tongue and groove). After milling the piece is released and can be removed for inserting the next workpiece. The machine is equipped with a workpiece recognition sensor which prevents the machine from starting when no workpiece is inserted. The BRF can be easily readjusted to milling different notching depths by using easily replaceable workpiece stops.
The Stegherr BRF machine can mill pre-cut profiles from 250mm – 3000 mm. For the manufacture of stretcher bar frames (tongue and groove) most profiles can be accommodated.
Our stretcher bars are manufactured in the UK and are 100% guaranteed. All our bars are “fresh” and manufactured to order only. We do not hold stocks, therefore there may be a day or two delay in despatching them. This depends on quantity.
Kiln-dried stretcher bars are wooden frames that are used to stretch canvas tightly for painting or printing purposes. The term kiln-dried refers to the process of drying the wood in a kiln, which helps to remove moisture and prevent warping or shrinking over time. This ensures that the stretcher bars remain sturdy and maintain their shape, providing a stable surface for artists and printers to work on.
Some of our most popular stretcher bars:
The use of kiln-dried stretcher bars is particularly important for professional artists and printers or those who want their artwork to last for a long time. By using kiln-dried wood, the chances of the canvas sagging or becoming loose are minimized, as the wood remains stable and resistant to changes in humidity or temperature. This not only enhances the overall appearance of the artwork but also helps to preserve its quality and longevity.
Yes! We currently have a selection of machines. We have two framing machines and a Stegherr milling machine. Our two custom built machines are the Autoframe 1000 and the EASY AutoFrame. Both machines are designed to make the framing process more efficient and work seamlessly with our stretcher bars.
