With the development of science and technology, the equipment used for woodworking processing is also constantly being upgraded, and the collocation of the machines used for panel furniture is also changing. The three major parts of the whole house are customized from the original CNC cutting machine, with side hole machines and Edge banding machine, now many manufacturers have upgraded the side hole machine to a six-sided drill.

First of all, let's understand the difference between the six-sided drill and the side hole machine. The side hole machine is a device that only makes side holes. The six-sided drill is a CNC drilling equipment that can drill six holes at one time.

Next, introduce their respective advantages:

 

In terms of processing efficiency: A cutting machine paired with a side hole machine can generally process about 40-60 boards in 8 hours a day, while a cutting machine paired with a six-sided drill can process about 100-120 boards in 8 hours a day, and the processing efficiency is higher. high.

 

In terms of processing accuracy: the six-sided drill has been optimized and upgraded in terms of equipment configuration and design. It only requires one positioning to achieve six-sided drilling with higher accuracy. The drilling of the side hole machine requires the positioning of both the cutting machine and the side hole machine, and the equipment error is relatively large.

 

In terms of cost: a cutting machine paired with a side hole machine is generally about RMB 100,000, and a cutting machine paired with a six-sided drill is about more than 300,000. This depends on the manufacturer, and the prices of different manufacturers vary. In terms of cost, it is true that six-sided drilling is higher, but the efficiency is basically 2 times. In addition, six-sided drilling will also reflect the strength of furniture manufacturers and increase competitiveness, so it is better to choose a side hole machine than a six-sided drilling machine. Either way, first look at the investment cost, and secondly look at the development perspective. The choice is self-evident.