Process consistency
Manual glue application varies
A dedicated roller gives the operator a repeatable application surface instead of relying on hand brushing.
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ORMA MACCHINE
I 103 One-roller glue spreader for edges and solid-wood components
The ORMA I 103 is a one-roller glue spreader for accurate, uniform adhesive application on edges and solid-wood components. Workpieces are introduced manually, supported by idle rollers at the infeed and grooved idle rollers at the outfeed.
1 spreading rolleredge + solid-wood applicationmanual workpiece feedidle infeed supportsgrooved idle outfeed rollersapplication review at quote
Production problem
Edge and solid-stock gluing needs a repeatable adhesive film without turning manual brush or hand application into the bottleneck.
Application mechanism
A single spreading roller applies adhesive while idle entry and grooved exit rollers support manual workpiece presentation.
Application qualification
Working width, roller diameter, running speed, electrical configuration and machine dimensions are finalized for the selected I 103 configuration at quotation.
One-roller architecture
Edges + solid wood
Manual workpiece feed
Uniform glue application
Supported infeed / outfeed
Configuration closed at quote
Start with the manufacturing problem
Edge gluing needs controlled coverage without overcomplicating the workstation.
I 103 is a compact one-roller route for manually presented edge and solid-wood components. Selection starts with workpiece geometry, adhesive process, operator handling and the downstream bonding step.
Handling
Part support matters
Idle support rollers at entry and grooved idle rollers at exit support manual workpiece presentation.
Machine identity
One roller keeps the architecture simple
I 103 uses one spreading roller for the edge and solid-wood application route.
Project qualification
Close the selected machine configuration
Confirm the working envelope, roller geometry, running speed, electrical configuration and machine dimensions in the quotation.
Application fit
Best suited to edge and solid-wood glue application with manual part presentation.
The fit is defined by edge and solid-wood work, manual workpiece introduction, and the actual adhesive and downstream assembly process.
Strong fit
Solid-wood edges
Strong fit where adhesive must be applied accurately and uniformly along an edge.
Strong fit
Solid-wood components
Suitable for solid-wood components that need controlled adhesive application.
Strong fit
Manual-feed cells
The operator introduces workpieces manually over the support rollers.
Project review
Broader face-coating applications
Broader panel-face coating requires a separately qualified glue-spreading process.
Workflow boundary
Automated continuous-feed cells
I 103 is presented as a manual-feed machine; automated line integration requires separate application review.
Qualification
Adhesive compatibility
Final adhesive suitability, application amount and cleanup practice are confirmed for the production process.
Select the gluing process from the workpiece backwards
Start with the edge geometry and adhesive requirement.
That determines whether the one-roller manual-feed architecture is the right route.
Define the part
Material, length, edge width, thickness and surface condition.
Define adhesive
Adhesive family, approved application amount and open-time requirements.
Define presentation
How the operator supports and advances the part across the spreading roller.
Define downstream step
Assembly, clamping or pressing immediately after adhesive application.
Close machine configuration
Confirm working width, roller geometry, running speed, electrical supply, footprint and selected support arrangement at quotation.
Spreading interface
The roller is the point where part geometry and adhesive application meet.
The I 103 is built around a single spreading roller. The workpiece is presented manually so the required edge or solid-wood surface passes through that application zone with a controlled, repeatable contact path.
During application review, qualify the real edge width, surface condition, adhesive family and required application amount—not just the nominal part size.
Machine architecture / work cycle
Manual infeed, single-roller spreading, supported outfeed.
The operating sequence is straightforward: present the workpiece manually, pass the required edge or solid-wood surface through the spreading zone, and support the workpiece through the outfeed.
Infeed
Manual introduction
The operator presents the workpiece to the glue-spreading station.
Application
Single spreading roller
A single spreading roller applies adhesive to the edge or solid-wood surface.
Support
Idle entry supports
Idle support rollers help carry the part into the spreading zone.
Outfeed
Grooved idle exit rollers
Grooved idle rollers support the piece at the machine exit.
Workpiece support
The support arrangement matters because the operator is part of the feed system.
This alternate machine view makes the infeed and outfeed architecture easier to read. On I 103, workpieces are introduced manually, so support, operator reach and the transfer into the next bonding step must be evaluated as one workstation—not as isolated machine dimensions.
Use the actual part length, weight, edge orientation and downstream clamp or press location when planning the station around I 103.
Application requirements
Close the workpiece envelope and machine configuration around the real production process.
Use the application review to confirm the selected machine’s working width, roller geometry, running speed, working height, footprint and electrical configuration before quotation.
Workpiece geometry
Edge / part envelope
Provide part length, thickness, edge width and the minimum/maximum workpiece range.
Adhesive process
Application requirement
Provide adhesive family, required application amount and open-time constraints.
Operator workflow
Manual presentation
Define how the operator supports, advances and transfers the workpiece through the gluing step.
Machine closure
Configuration at quotation
Confirm machine envelope, running speed, electrical service, support arrangement and site requirements in the final proposal.
Control / operator workflow
The one-roller route is intentionally simple.
The confirmed operating basis is manual workpiece presentation through a one-roller glue-spreading station. Control details and electrical supply are finalized for the selected configuration at quotation.
Operator flow
Manual workpiece handling
The operator presents and advances the workpiece through the gluing station.
Part support
Supported infeed
Idle support rollers help carry the workpiece into the spreading zone.
Part support
Grooved outfeed
Grooved idle rollers support the workpiece as it exits the machine.
Process
Edge-focused workflow
The operator manages workpiece presentation and downstream timing around the adhesive process.
Electrical
Electrical configuration at quotation
Final electrical requirements are confirmed for the selected machine configuration and installation site.
Output planning
Manual-feed production
Production rate depends on workpiece mix, operator handling, adhesive process and the downstream assembly or clamping step.
Adhesive / cleaning / service planning
Plan the adhesive process, roller care and cleanup routine as part of the cell.
The production plan should define adhesive suitability, application amount, roller condition, cleanup method, service responsibilities and safe work practices.
Roller condition
Protect application consistency
Inspect and maintain the spreading roller as part of routine process control.
Adhesive process
Qualify the adhesive
Confirm adhesive family, application amount, open time and temperature requirements for the workpiece.
Cleanup
Define the cleaning method
Use an adhesive-compatible cleaning process and the machine instructions supplied for the selected configuration.
Workstation
Control contamination
Keep the gluing station and workpiece support path clean enough to protect the adhesive process.
Service planning
Schedule maintenance
Establish inspection and service intervals around production volume, adhesive use and roller condition.
Safety
Qualified service only
Electrical and powered-roller service remains with qualified personnel following the machine documentation and workplace procedures.
Production-rate framework
Manual feed means output is application-specific.
Plan output from the actual part mix, operator handling time, adhesive open time and downstream assembly or clamping capacity.
Product mix
Part length matters
Short and long solid-wood components create different handling rates.
Process timing
Adhesive open time matters
The spreading station must be balanced with downstream assembly/clamping.
Handling
Operator handling matters
Manual presentation and transfer remain part of the cycle.
Cell balance
Downstream capacity matters
The gluing station should be balanced with the assembly, clamping or pressing step that follows.
Ownership / changeover
Simple architecture makes the real ownership variables easy to identify.
Keep ownership planning around roller condition, adhesive changeover, workpiece support, recurring setups and downstream flow.
Wear planning
Roller condition
Surface condition directly influences application quality.
Adhesive changeover
Control the glue process
Document adhesive changes, cleanup requirements and approved process settings for repeat work.
Handling
Part support
Match the infeed and outfeed support arrangement to the actual workpiece geometry.
Changeover
Document recurring setups
Record part type, adhesive and downstream assembly requirements for repeat work.
Production-cell integration
I 103 sits between part preparation and clamping or assembly.
Because workpieces are presented manually, plan the surrounding workstation around operator reach, part support, adhesive open time and the next bonding step.
Prepare edge / stock
Machine and clean the gluing surface according to the qualified process.
Present part manually
Use the supported infeed path to bring the workpiece to the spreading roller.
Apply adhesive
Run the required edge/solid-wood surface through the one-roller station.
Transfer to assembly
Move the glued workpiece to its mating component within the approved open time.
Clamp / press
Complete the qualified downstream bonding process.
Business-case framework
Compare I 103 with the existing manual edge-gluing method.
The meaningful case is consistency and handling—not fabricated labour or glue savings.
Time study
Current application time
Measure adhesive application and transfer time for representative parts.
Quality input
Coverage consistency
Track rework or assembly issues related to inconsistent manual glue films.
Product mix
Part mix
Record edge widths, lengths and shapes that pass through the station.
Cell balance
Downstream clamping
Check whether the next assembly/press step can absorb the operator’s flow.
Application data package
Send the solid-wood part and adhesive process.
Use the workpiece, adhesive, production flow and site information to qualify the one-roller route and close the selected machine configuration.
Dimensions
Workpiece geometry
Part length, thickness, edge width and surface shape.
Glue
Adhesive
Adhesive family, approved application amount and open time.
Flow
Production flow
Pieces/shift, batch size, operator handling and downstream clamping.
Project
Site / configuration
Electrical service, workstation layout, support requirements and project timing.
Complete at quotation
Close the selected I 103 specification.
Your ORMA I 103 proposal defines the selected machine configuration, spreading-roller working envelope, roller geometry, running speed, drive and electrical requirements, machine dimensions and weight, infeed/outfeed support arrangement, guarding and safety provisions, commissioning, training and role in the complete edge/solid-wood gluing process.
I 103 selected configuration
One spreading roller
Working envelope / roller geometry
Running speed
Drive / electrical configuration
Manual infeed / outfeed supports
Machine dimensions / weight
Guarding / safety provisions
Commissioning / training
Application fit
I 103 contains a powered spreading roller and industrial electrical equipment. Operation, cleaning, adjustment and service follow the machine documentation, adhesive supplier requirements and qualified workplace procedures. Safety devices are not bypassed.
I 103 FAQ
Questions that determine whether the one-roller route fits.
The main gates are workpiece geometry, manual-feed workflow, adhesive process, downstream bonding and the selected machine configuration.
How many glue-spreading rollers does I 103 use?
One spreading roller.
What work is I 103 intended for?
Edge and solid-wood adhesive application.
How are parts fed?
Manually, with idle support rollers at the infeed and grooved idle rollers at the outfeed.
Is I 103 intended as an automatic through-feed line machine?
The supplied I 103 page defines manual workpiece introduction. Automated line integration requires separate application review.
What machine data is closed at quotation?
Working envelope, roller geometry, running speed, drive and electrical configuration, machine dimensions and weight, and the selected support arrangement.
What application information should I send?
Workpiece dimensions, edge width, adhesive family, application requirement, production target, downstream clamping or assembly step, and site electrical service.
How should output be evaluated?
Use the actual part mix, operator handling time, adhesive open time and downstream assembly or clamping capacity.
What should be defined for cleanup and service?
Adhesive-compatible cleanup, roller inspection, maintenance responsibilities and safe service procedures for the selected machine configuration.
ORMA I 103 application review
Send the edge/solid-wood workpiece and glue process.
Titan can qualify the one-roller application route and close the selected I 103 working envelope, running speed, electrical configuration and support arrangement before quotation.