Ordinary wooden frame assembly requires nailing or mortise and tenon installation. But they all have their shortcomings. Nailing and assembling will affect the appearance of the frame, requiring dusting to eliminate nail marks. This is equivalent to one more process, which will affect the assembly and production speed of the wooden frame. The mortise and tenon structure allows the frame to be assembled tightly, but it is not 100% stable. There is still a risk of falling apart over time.

The most efficient and stable method is glue + mortise and tenon structure. Apply glue to the mortise and tenon joints and then assemble them. However, waiting for the glue to set takes longer than you think.

But if you use our high frequency wood frame assembly machine!

The radio frequency wood frame joining machine uses high frequency heating technology to achieve rapid curing of glue. It only takes a dozen seconds to assemble the wooden frame!