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TRUSS EQUIPMENT
The History of the ORIGINAL Rolsplicer Truswal Systems Corp based out of the Dallas-Ft Worth region designed and built the first Rolsplicer in the early 80's. A revolutionary piece of equipment for its time when hydraulic units were populating the industry. Early marketing efforts even included a trailer mounted, traveling demo unit. Success in sales led to Klaisler Manufacturing being commissioned by Truswal to take over production for the ever increasing demand. Klaisler assumed the rights to the machine in the early 90's. The design platform remained the same, but with several mechanical updates. Produced throughout the years until passed on to Square 1 Design & Manufacture, Inc in 2009. Again, the same basic design principles applied, yet the time had come for another "refinement". Changing times and technology have afforded us the ability to incorporate laser steel processing and a more precise weldment. Additionally, electrical and air components have been elevated to a higher standard ensuring the owners more reliability and operators greater safety. It is truly a "plug-n-play" machine offering the highest level of efficiency and the longevity you would expect from quality machinery. Continuing through with the Klaisler legacy, Square 1 Design & Manufacture proudly builds today's ORIGINAL Rolsplicer, just as we have for the last 2-1/2 decades! The Rolsplicer Chord Splicing System produces spliced chords in seconds, reducing splicing time by up to 60%. The Rolsplicer uses a completely unique method of splicing lumber. Two sets of synchronized half rollers are driven by a chain and sprocket system. As the two sets of rollers simultaneously push and pull the wood, a tight abutment is held throughout the entire splice cycle, assuring a perfect splice.
EASY PLATE PLACEMENT Old-fashioned hydraulic splicing systems often require the wood to be held in the horizontal (4x2) plane, making bottom plate placement blind. The Rolsplicer holds the wood in the vertical (2x4) position, affording full vision, with drop-in plate placement.
Refurbished 1997 CMF Tracked Gantry System 1997 side eject CMF tracked gantry system with 14’ by 93 ft. working length. Tables and finish roller press were refurbished in 2007. System features (13) plastic topped tables with slotted-steel bottom chords, (1) 24” CMF diameter gantry head, (1) CMF 24" finish roller press, (4) idler rollers, and all available receivers. 440 volt, 3 phase electrical. $43,890 :: FOB WA. Wood Truss Systems 765-751-9990 www.woodtrusssystems.com
Pacific Automation Floor Gantry with Finish Roller & Stacker 2005 Pacific Automation 24” Diameter Floor Gantry (7 1/2 HP). Flat Park Section & Incline Ramp Park Section (for end eject). 40’ Table with Air Cylinder Clamping. Maximum Truss Length: 36’. Floor Truss Depth: 11 1/2” to 26”. Side Electors in Jig #1, End Eject Rollers in Jig #2. 2005 Pacific Automation Floor Truss Finish Roller. 2007 Pacific Automation Floor Truss Stacker. Stored outside under lumber tarps since 2011. $67,500 $62,500 FOB AB. Wasserman & Associates 800-382-0329 www.wasserman-associates.com
When one of our staff members brought a competitor’s brochure to my attention I found it humorous when they claimed “Our splicer's unique roller design”. The history of the Original Rolsplicer certainly predates me and my 25+ years of manufacturing equipment for the building components industry, but continues to be one of the market leading products.
PHONE: 800-289-5627
Sean Hubbard Square 1 Design & Manufacture Inc. 400 N. Forsythe St Franklin, IN 46131 317-440-2804 866-647-7771
2007 Gimar 12' x 38' Truss Press •60 Ton Pressing Capacity •Slotted Table Top with Plastic •Joystick Control •600 Volt / 3 Phase $86,900 FOB QB Wasserman & Associates 800-382-0329 www.wasserman-associates.com
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