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Morso Model NEH
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Machine Design

The machine features a heavy-duty steel frame with cast iron tabletop. The vertical travel of the cutting head, which is also made of cast-iron, can be adjusted in two positions depending on workpiece thickness, assuring fast and efficient operation. When set to the lower setting, the complete cutting cycle (trim cut and finish cut) is completed in 1.5 seconds!!!

Morso Model NEH

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The machine is equipped with two cast-iron table extension leaves, which are bolted to the main table. Steel pins provide accurate alignment. Mounted on top of the table extension leaves are anodized aluminum fence rails, which offer material support and are used in conjunction with flip-stops to position multiple cuts along a stile or rail. These fence rails are also bolted and pinned to the table leaves.
A center stop assembly in the middle of the machine table is used to position the rails for cope cuts. The solid aluminum center stop bar slides in and out and is locked in place with a thumbscrew. Interchangeable nylon center fittings with fine adjustment screws are installed in the center stop bar and are available in different widths, depending on the nose knife used.
A nylon chip breaker is installed in the machine table. The chip breaker protects the cutting edges of the knives and also prevents any tear-out on the back of the workpiece.
Heavy aluminum blocks with two setscrews act as "cock-bead" stops. These blocks are mounted on steel guide rails next to the side knives. Once set, the stops limit the forward travel of the cutting head and assure accurate notching depths. Because the stops use the beaded edge of the moulding as reference point, this design completely avoids to problems associated with systems using the opposite moulding edge instead.

Knives
The nose knives feature a machined v-groove in the back to guarantee accurate alignment on the cutting head. In addition, two counter sunk hex-head screws are used to mount the nose knives to the tip of the cutting head.
The side knives are bolted to the head with heavy-duty machine bolts. Slots in the knives allow for lateral adjustment depending on the width of the nose knife. The side knives are designed to be compatible with both the small and large cutting heads for the NF series.

All MORSO knives are manufactured with custom-made Austrian steel and are hardened to Rockwell 64. No other manufacturer of miter cutting and notching equipment offers knives harder than Rockwell 58!

Notching operation (stiles)
Upon adjusting the cock-bead stops to set the notching depth, the moulding is placed on the machine table and one end is rested against a flip-stop. Two safety buttons, located at the left and right hand side of the machine table, are pressed simultaneously to start the cutting cycle:

  1. Hydraulic clamps secure the moulding against the fence rails
  2. The cutting head advances toward the operator
  3. Upon touching the moulding edge, sensors trigger two consecutive downward strokes of the cutting head (trim cut and finish cut)
  4. The cutting head returns to its home position and the clamps release the material

When set to the lower setting, the complete cutting cycle (trim cut and finish cut) is completed in 1.5 seconds
and the resulting cuts are smooth and free of tear-out.

Coping operation (rails)
Upon adjusting the setscrews in the nylon center fitting, the stop is moved toward the cutting head and locked in place. The rail is placed on the table and pushed against the stop. Both safety buttons are activated and the 45-degree corner is cut. The moulding is then flipped end-for-end and the process is repeated.


Machine versions:

The NEH series machines are available in two versions, the only difference being the capacity of the cutting head:
NSEH = small cutting head for nose knives from ¼" - 13/16" (6.0mm - 20.0mm)
NLEH = large cutting head for nose knives from ½" - 1" (12mm - 26mm)

The larger NLEH version is generally available from stock because in most instances, the machines will be used for beaded face-frames requiring nose knives up to 1" width. However, to increase the range of applications, we offer matched NSEH cutting heads with each machine. These heads are fitted at the MORSO factory and can be replaced in only minutes. The side knives fit on both heads; only the nose knives differ in design. We highly recommend the purchase of the smaller head to produce haunch joints in window grills, cabinet door mullions, etc.
The cast-iron NSEH head actually costs less than a second pair of side knives!

Click here for Morso NF Technical Specifications


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This page was last updated 05/25/07.

 

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