Qingdao Jilongchang Machinery Equipment

Veneer-laying shops, plywood-facing producers and wooden-door workshops can choose a shear by sheet length and ask for a sample cut.

Jilongchang's site carries the full name 青岛吉隆昌机械设备有限�

�司, identical to the registration, and its location in the Hongshiya industrial area sits in the same subdistrict as the registered address. The company describes itself as a developer and manufacturer of wood-industry machinery, with several development engineers, its own production and testing equipment and a structured management system.

It says its machines sell in more than twenty Chinese provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, and that some are exported to Southeast Asia. Founding year, plant area, workforce and certificates are absent from the readable pages.

Veneer shearing is the most fully documented line. The hydraulic MQJ series comes in five lengths from 1600 to 4100, with one table giving shearing thickness, pump power, feed motor power, working pressure, dimensions and weight for each. The pneumatic MJB series runs from 1500 to 3800, and there are dedicated single-sheet shears.

For door production, Jilongchang lists the MXZ2060 lock mortiser as a semi-automatic single-head machine, a fully automatic single-head machine, a semi-automatic double-head machine and a profile-following mortiser. Its company introduction adds veneer splicers, glue spreaders, knife grinders, cold presses, hot-press platens, panel composing machines and precision panel saws.

The MQJ table prints bare numbers. They look like the usual Chinese sheet convention, yet a buyer should not have to guess whether a 10 is bar or MPa, so ask for a sheet with units before you compare offers.

On a veneer shear, maximum shearing thickness usually means the height of the stack clipped in one stroke. What matters is the edge at that height: straight, square and free of splits. The sheets arrive from a slicer or a rotary peeler upstream, and their thickness sets how high a stack can be cut cleanly.

Jilongchang suits veneer-laying shops, plywood and door-facing producers and wooden-door workshops that need a dedicated shear for sheets up to about four metres, or a lock mortiser for door hardware.

For high-volume veneer lines with automatic stacking and splicing, or complete door lines, ask for reference installations.

Describe the veneer: species, sheet thickness, longest and widest sheet, and the stack height you want to cut. Say whether you clip edges for splicing or trim to size, and how many sheets you cut a day. For a mortiser, send lock and hinge drawings and door sizes.

Ask for the proposed model, a sheet with units, blade and clamp details, the safety system and an itemised offer, and ask whether a sample stack can be cut and returned.

• Units for every value in the MQJ table
• Meaning of the shearing thickness and edge quality at full stack height
• Blade material, clamp pressure and spare blades included
• Guarding and emergency-stop arrangement
• Export markets the company has supplied, if you need references