Here’s how the process works – from pack to stack.

Delivers individual timber lengths from pre-assigned timber packs. A travelling head scans the timber, which is flipped (if required) and delivered to the PieceMaker.

A dedicated truss cutting saw with a fully automated cutting console that optimises and cuts all truss members to length.

The only human touchpoint. Operators place the timber onto the jigging stations, which position it precisely using automated bobbins and overhead lasers.

Once assembled, the truss is transferred onto the roller conveyor.

Comprises two fully automated pressing heads and an integrated joint scanner. The robotic plate feeder selects and orients the plates.

The press heads move to each joint and automatically apply the plates. The integrated scanner checks joint accuracy and performs real-time quality control.

Finishing Roller – The completed truss travels through the roller for final engagement of the nail plates.

The telescopic arms lift and stack the completed trusses.