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Documented manufacturer: Qingdao Ronghongxiang Woodworking Machinery
The MSGR-R1900 is a heavy wide belt sander with a listed working width of 1900 mm and a workpiece thickness range of 2 to 110 mm. Its feed speed range is 5 to 25 metres per minute.
The MSGR-R1900 is a heavy wide belt sander with a listed working width of 1900 mm and a workpiece thickness range of 2 to 110 mm. Its feed speed range is 5 to 25 metres per minute. The specification gives 105.87 kW total power and a belt size of 2460 by 1920 mm. The machine description includes digital table lifting and sanding arrangements using steel and rubber rollers with a finishing pad. Listed machine weight is 5000 kg.
Manufacturer data checked 2026-09-26 · Source [1].
| Specification | Documented value | Reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| Working width | 1900 mm | 2026-09-26 |
| Workpiece thickness | 2–110 mm | 2026-09-26 |
| Feed speed | 5–25 m/min | 2026-09-26 |
| Total power | 105.87 kW | 2026-09-26 |
| Machine weight | 5000 kg | 2026-09-26 |
The listed feed range is 5–25 m/min. This arithmetic estimates evenly spaced boards in one feed lane; it excludes setup, finish limits, rejected boards, loading constraints and stops. It is not a capacity claim or a parts-per-shift guarantee.
Ideal passage rate = feed speed × 1000 / (board length + gap).
Use only a supplier-confirmed feed setting for your material and finish. Measure first-pass accepted output separately on the actual job.
The MSGR-R1900 provides a 1900 mm working-width figure. For wide material, entry support, passage through the machine and discharge need a complete layout in addition to the width check.
Published feed speed and installed power do not demonstrate achieved removal, surface quality or accepted output for your board.
Editorial interpretation of the manufacturer-published values, not a witnessed performance test.
| Published item | What it describes | Your next check |
|---|---|---|
| 1900 mm width | Published working envelope | Submit the widest board and request supported entry and exit paths. |
| 2–110 mm thickness | Workpiece range | Specify the thinnest board and holding condition as well as the thickest. |
| 105.87 kW total power | Listed total rating | Request a connection schedule; do not read it as energy consumed per finished board. |
The MSGR-R1900 record lists 1900 mm working width and a thickness range of 2–110 mm. Steel and rubber rollers and a finishing pad are described, but the exact head sequence and abrasive selection still need to be tied to the offer. Total installed power of 105.87 kW is not a measure of material removal or surface quality. Ask which drives and auxiliaries are represented in the final electrical schedule.
For a proposal, identify the panel construction, incoming thickness variation and final surface requirement. Ask which sanding head sequence is included and confirm the belt specification for that configuration. Installation planning should account for the large electrical load, compressed air and extraction requirements, along with access for changing and maintaining the abrasive belts.
Provide panels showing the construction, incoming thickness variation and required finished surface. Ask for a proposed head sequence and a sample run at the documented feed condition. Record the abrasive grades, material removal and sample measurements. Request access drawings for loading panels, changing the 2460 by 1920 mm belt and maintaining the machine, together with the air and extraction requirements.
Define whether the MSGR-R1900 proposal is a standard machine, option package or custom design.
These are requested purchasing deliverables, not evidence already supplied or tests witnessed by WoodworkMill. Tie each response to the exact model and quoted options.
| Required clarification | Scope for this purchase | Requested record |
|---|---|---|
| Custom specification | Roller/pad proposal and altered assemblies | Approved configuration with option/change schedule |
| Surface acceptance | Abrasive sequence, feed and finish reference | Measured full-width sample result |
| Site layout | Loading, discharge and extraction | Installed layout with utility connections and access |
No. Use a representative full-width board and agree thickness variation, removal and surface acceptance across it. The width figure establishes only an initial geometric check.
No representative production run has been witnessed by WoodworkMill for this record. Agree the material, tooling, operator tasks, trial duration and allowed defects. Count first-pass accepted parts separately from parts accepted after rework, and include agreed stoppages when reporting sustained output.
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Manufacturer source · checked 2026-09-26. Model description and the specification rows above.
Updated 2026-10-11. The comparison table, enquiry brief, questions and suggested trial are written to help you buy; the specification values come from the manufacturer.
Where a figure is missing or two figures disagree, ask the factory to confirm the value in writing for your order.
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