Finger Joint System – An Essential Part of GLT & CLT Production Lines Finger Joint System plays an essential role in GLT and CLT production lines.
After defects are removed by the Cut-Off Saw, the selected wood pieces are transferred to the Finger Joint System, where they go through a series of processes, including alignment, shaping, glue application, joining, and pressing.
Through these processes, shorter wood pieces are efficiently joined into longer timber lengths to meet the required production specifications. Once the finger-jointed timber has completed the required curing process, it moves on to the next stages of production, such as four-side planing and further processing through Beam Press or CLT Press systems, to produce high-quality GLT (Glued Laminated Timber) Beams and CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) panels.
From defect removal to finger jointing and final pressing, every stage plays a vital role in achieving efficient production and consistent product quality.