Optimisation and end trimming
Cutting to a length list, handling marked defects and organising output pieces. Flow-through systems, OPTIMA pusher versions and T 521 end trimmers.
Models and process ↗OMGA / END TRIMMERS, MITRE SAWS AND POSITIONING
End trimmers and optimisation of solid wood cutting, OMGA mitre saws and NC positioners. Choose the technology according to length, cutting angle, material and feeding method.
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THREE MAIN AREAS
Cutting to a length list, handling marked defects and organising output pieces. Flow-through systems, OPTIMA pusher versions and T 521 end trimmers.
Models and process ↗T 50 350 for mitre cuts and T 53 370 with additional head tilt. Comparison of cutting area, clamping and OP versions.
Detailed comparison ↗Programmed length stop or pusher. Length setting, piece lists and connection to the appropriate saw.
How does FP work? ↗SPECIAL-PURPOSE TECHNOLOGY
OMGA has been developing sawing technology since 1960. The DIERREGI company brand brings together classic saws, NC positioning and automated cutting systems.
We focus on preparing smaller and medium-sized linear elements: solid wood for furniture, battens, frames, profiles and components for windows and doors. This is a different task from CNC machining of large CLT panels or glued structural beams. Optimised cutting can prepare pieces for further processing; on its own it is not yet a length-jointing line.
Meet the manufacturer ↗EXTENDED RANGE

For frames and corner assemblies. The V 235 has two cutting units; the V 2013 NC allows adjustment to the geometry of polygonal frames. For aluminium, the manufacturer provides dedicated accessories.
Technical source: OMGA · V 235 NC ↗

A brief overview of versions and technical options.
Official PDF · 5 pages · 2.2 MB
Processing both ends of a profile in one setup. The TR series includes different adjustment and guidance methods; the choice is determined by profile length, angles and repetition.
Technical source: OMGA · TR 2B I INT NC ↗

A brief overview of versions and technical options.
Official PDF · 3 pages · 1.8 MB
A dedicated double-cut version for frame elements. Well suited to repetitive products when a standard single saw becomes a bottleneck.
Technical source: OMGA · TRF 527 NC ↗

A brief overview of versions and technical options.
Official PDF · 3 pages · 2.1 MB
The cutting unit moves along a radial arm. For cross-cuts and preparing elements; the working range depends on the arm length, blade and settings.
Technical source: OMGA · RADIAL 900/5 ↗

A brief overview of versions and technical options.
Official PDF · 8 pages · 1.8 MB
Radial versions for a larger working area and dedicated cutting. Compare the required cutting dimensions with the table for the specific model.
Technical source: OMGA · RAS 1250 ↗

A brief overview of versions and technical options.
Official PDF · 4 pages · 1.4 MB
TI 2500 SUPER and TI 3000 SUPER for machining the opposite edges of panels. Their purpose is panel sizing, so we do not equate this equipment with batten cross-cutting.
Technical source: OMGA · TI 2500 SUPER ↗

A brief overview of versions and technical options.
Official PDF · 2 pages · 5.5 MBORIGINAL MANUFACTURER PHOTOS
EQUIPMENT SELECTION
Specify the material, cross-section, input and final lengths, angles and approximate quantity. Add a description of the current working method. This allows us to determine the right saw, clamping, feed and software options.
Send enquiry ↗The form keeps the source page. The version, accessories and price are determined in an individual offer.