EFX For the Architectural Door Distributor
The EFX is our newest CNC door machine that combines the advanced functionality of our existing Edge SS and Face SS door machines to significantly reduce unnecessary labor and costly mistakes associated with machining architectural doors.
Designed specifically for the Commercial and Architectural Door Distributor; architectural hardware templates including hinges, mortise locks, card locks, exit devices, overhead closers, door bottoms, and flushbolts can be easily programmed and machined without any knowledge of G-Code or other programming languages.
The EFX processes doors up to 4’×9’ and 2 ¼” in thickness with a production capacity of 60-100 architectural doors per shift, depending on individual hardware complexity needs; it can complete a door with three 4 ½” squared hinges (including pilot holes) and a commercial cylinder lock in under 3 ½ minutes, door-to-door.
It’s the perfect option for machining the highest quality commercial doors in a small footprint without breaking the bank!
Speed
Seven different router motors for face and edge machining allow the EFX to complete all door templates without wasting machine time for tool changes. A 12 HP hogging router provides fast, clean, and accurate machining of mortise pockets and overhead closers.
Accuracy
Corner chisels and a predrill motor for pilot holes guarantee that hinges and faceplates are completed without additional manual labor; the EFX gives the most accurate and clean cuts every time.
Quality
Corner chisels and a predrill motor for pilot holes guarantee that hinges and faceplates are perfectly completed without additional manual labor. RH and LH routers combine to eliminate chip out in hinges and open lip hardware. The EFX provides the most accurate and clean cuts every time—the RH and LH routers are unique to Kval and are a huge selling point.
KvalCAM
Easily program templates and doors without knowledge of G-Code or other programming languages. Hardware templates can be created, saved, and modified by simply defining the shapes and locations of lock holes, hinges, faceplates, and other hardware.