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On June 25, 2026, a batch of centering veneer peeling lathes completed factory-wide inspection, assembly of supporting auxiliary machines and standardized loading operations at the production plant of Shandong ALVA Machinery Group. This batch of equipment was custom-purchased by a long-term signed cooperative agent of the Group. It will be delivered to the agent’s warehouse base via logistics channels and put into the market for end-board processing manufacturers.
This bulk shipment is a regular delivery case reflecting the stable supply capacity, quality control capability and full-dimensional customized service system for global agents supported by the Group’s flexible customized production system. Relying on a full-chain production base integrating independent research and development, sheet metal processing, complete machine assembly, spraying and commissioning, the Group continuously undertakes equipment procurement demands from agents around the world. Meanwhile, it provides a full set of ODM and OEM cooperation services including trademark customization, body color customization and special model customization as required by agents, so as to offer complete manufacturing support for agents to build their own brand product systems and expand regional wood processing markets.
The core equipment delivered to agents this time is the Group’s self-developed standardized centering veneer peeling lathe. Developed through structural iteration based on years of technical accumulation in wood processing equipment, it serves as the core main machine for the key process from log pretreatment to veneer forming. It is suitable for peeling and processing large-diameter logs. The produced veneers can be directly used as basic raw materials for plywood, LVL laminated veneer lumber, furniture decorative substrates and construction formwork, covering mainstream production process demands of domestic board processing factories and overseas wood-based panel manufacturers across all regions.
As the core main machine of the complete automatic log peeling production line, the centering veneer peeling lathe is divided into six core units: bed base, double-chuck clamping and rotating mechanism, servo feed tool post system, pressure bar anti-splitting device, integrated electric control operation module and standardized docking port for feeding and discharging. All units are independently processed, assembled and commissioned in the Group’s internal workshops. A triple quality inspection process is implemented for all core components, including incoming inspection after procurement, sampling inspection during processing and linkage trial run of complete machines. All finished equipment must complete simulated on-site material trial production. Only after the uniformity of veneer thickness, continuous operation stability of equipment and response performance of safety protection systems all reach standards can the equipment enter the packaging and loading phase.
The bed is integrally welded with thickened steel structures to eliminate the risk of structural deformation caused by long-term heavy-load operation. The vibration amplitude during equipment operation is controllable, adapting to all-weather non-stop production conditions in factory workshops. The double-chuck clamping mechanism is equipped with a hydraulic synchronous telescopic control system. The chucks at both ends synchronously clamp and center log segments to drive logs to rotate evenly for cutting. For log raw materials with different hardness and fiber structures, the rotation speed can be adjusted via the electric control panel to adapt to processing demands of various wood species. The feed tool post adopts a servo-driven feed structure. Veneer thickness parameters can be directly input and set on the operation interface without replacing mechanical gear components, simplifying the adjustment process and ensuring stable flatness of formed veneers, which reduces loss from later veneer repair and cutting and improves the comprehensive utilization rate of logs. The pressure bar device acts synchronously with the cutting stroke to suppress the wood surface during cutting, avoiding surface defects such as wrinkling, cracking and burrs on veneers and ensuring the finished veneer quality meets the hot pressing standards of downstream plywood procedures.
Standardized docking ports for feeding, discharging and waste discharge are reserved on the equipment, which can seamlessly match the Group’s full range of supporting auxiliary machines including log sawmills, log rounding machines, flat conveyors, log storage platforms, waste conveyors and veneer stackers. No secondary on-site modification is required to connect the complete automatic log peeling production line, adapting to production line layout planning of board processing factories of different scales. The electric control system is equipped with complete multiple safety limit devices, including chuck stroke limit, tool post feed limit, complete machine emergency stop protection and overload power-off protection, complying with safety production specifications for industrial equipment at home and abroad. The operation interface is divided into basic operation module and parameter debugging module. Text marks can be adapted to multi-language display according to the sales regions of agents. Operators can complete daily production operation and basic troubleshooting after standardized training.
Wearing parts of the equipment include peeling blades, pressure bars, transmission rollers and sealing components, all adopting standardized general specifications. The Group’s production base maintains complete inventory of spare parts. Agents can purchase batches of wearing parts for stock at the same time to reduce the waiting cycle and operation & maintenance costs of end customers for later equipment maintenance. Each complete machine is delivered with complete technical documents, including equipment structural drawings, electrical schematic diagrams, operation and maintenance manuals and troubleshooting guidelines. The covers and internal logos of documents can be printed customized in accordance with agents’ brand requirements and delivered together with the equipment.
The batch of equipment shipped this time has undergone basic parameter adaptation and adjustment based on the actual processing conditions of end customers in the local area of the cooperative agent, falling into the category of mild model customization based on the Group’s conventional standard models. Customized painting of specified appearance and body logo production required by the agent are completed synchronously during the production phase without extending the agreed delivery cycle, reflecting the adaptability of the Group’s flexible production line to customized orders. Multi-layer protective packaging is adopted in the loading phase. Shockproof and moisture-proof protective materials cover the body paint, operation panels, electrical control components and precision chuck structures. Special reinforcement treatment is carried out against transportation risks of long-distance land and sea transportation. Complete customs declaration, delivery and product certification documents are sorted out simultaneously and provided to agents for regional sales and on-site equipment acceptance.
Shandong ALVA Machinery Group has been deeply engaged in the manufacturing of full-range woodworking machinery covering log peeling, wood crushing, sorting and conveying for many years. As an original physical manufacturer with complete independent production capacity, there is no outsourcing production of complete machines. All main machines and supporting auxiliary machines complete the whole manufacturing process in self-owned large-scale production bases, covering raw material blanking, sheet metal bending and welding, precision machining, anti-rust surface treatment of components, complete machine assembly, electrified linkage commissioning, finished product spraying, customized logo production and finished product delivery. The self-owned production workshop is divided into independent operation units by working procedures, with full-time quality inspectors assigned to each procedure. A fully traceable quality control system is established to continuously undertake various orders from agents around the world, including scattered procurement, bulk complete line procurement and long-term annual framework procurement, so as to stably guarantee the order delivery cycle and unified product quality standards.
The Group’s production base is divided into seven functional areas: sheet metal processing workshop, precision machining workshop, complete machine assembly workshop, electrical control assembly workshop, standardized spraying workshop, finished product commissioning workshop and finished product storage area. Each area is independently equipped with professional production equipment and full-time technical operators. At the raw material incoming stage, material inspection and dimensional sampling inspection are implemented. Unqualified raw materials are directly returned to suppliers and prohibited from flowing into processing procedures. In the sheet metal processing phase, structural parts such as machine beds, protective covers and supports are uniformly welded, polished and derusted to guarantee structural strength of the machine body and paint adhesion. The precision machining workshop undertakes processing of core precision components including chucks, lead screws and tool holders, with strict control of machining tolerances to ensure interchangeability and assembly precision of components. The complete machine assembly workshop finishes component assembly in accordance with standardized operation instructions. After assembly, the equipment enters the commissioning workshop for no-load trial run of standard duration and material trial cutting. All operation parameters of the equipment are recorded. Equipment with substandard parameters is returned to the assembly procedure for readjustment until all performance indicators meet standards.
The standardized spraying workshop operates independently and can simultaneously undertake standard paint spraying of batch equipment and customized color spraying tasks for agents. Multiple procedures of primer, topcoat and drying are equipped. Industrial anti-corrosion and anti-rust special coatings are adopted for paint surfaces, adapting to complex service environments such as humidity and dust in workshops. Peeling, fading and rusting are unlikely to occur after long-term use. The surface protection performance of standard models and customized appearance models is uniformly guaranteed, and the service life of equipment will not be reduced due to color customization. Finished product storage areas store all completed equipment in partitions, distinguishing standard spot equipment, customized equipment pending delivery, supporting auxiliary machines and wearing spare parts. The warehouse management system synchronizes inventory data in real time. Spot orders from agents can realize rapid production scheduling and loading, while customized orders are incorporated into special production schedules. Full-time business personnel follow up the whole production progress and regularly synchronize production, commissioning and delivery nodes with agents.
The Group sets up a full-time technical R&D department. The R&D team has long tracked changes in global wood processing industry technologies, log raw material characteristics in different regions and production demands of board processing factories worldwide, and continuously carried out structural optimization, electric control system upgrading and automatic function expansion for full-range products including centering veneer peeling lathes, non-centering veneer peeling lathes, log rounding machines, log sawmills and veneer stackers. Targeted structural improvement and program optimization are completed by the R&D team for pain points of end customers fed back by agents. All iterated products are opened to all cooperative agents for procurement, ensuring equipment sold by agents maintains continuous market competitiveness.
The R&D department can carry out technical adaptation work according to special model customization demands proposed by agents, covering adjustment of equipment processing specifications, optimization of power system configuration, addition or reduction of automatic functions, localized adaptation of electric control programs and simplification or upgrading of complete machine structures and other in-depth model customization services. Combined with mainstream log sizes in their sales regions, local power supply standards and automatic transformation demands of end factories, agents can submit model customization demands to the Group. The R&D team issues adaptation schemes. After scheme confirmation, special model manufacturing is incorporated into production plans to help agents create differentiated equipment different from general commodities in the market, relieve pressure of low-price homogeneous competition in regional markets and stabilize profit margins of agents’ product sales. All customized models implement the same set of production, quality inspection and factory commissioning standards as standard models. The selection of core components, assembly processes and warranty policies are completely unified, only partial structures, parameters and functional configurations are adjusted according to agents’ demands.
The Group’s sales channels cover board processing concentrated areas in all domestic provinces and municipalities. Meanwhile, products are delivered in bulk to overseas wood processing markets including Southeast Asia, Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East and South America. Long-term stable cooperative relations are established with local woodworking machinery agents and import & export traders in various countries. The Group possesses the capacity to handle logistics, customs declaration and supporting document processing for agent orders from all over the world. Diverse cooperation modes are opened for agents at different development stages and with different procurement scales, without mandatory minimum bulk order thresholds. New cooperative agents can start with small-batch trial orders to verify product quality and delivery capacity on site before expanding procurement scale. Mature long-term cooperative agents can sign annual procurement framework agreements and enjoy special cooperation policies including exclusive supply prices, priority production scheduling, supporting technical training and marketing material support.
Cooperation categories cover the Group’s full range of woodworking machinery and equipment. In addition to the centering veneer peeling lathes shipped this time, it also includes complete product lines such as log sawmills, log rounding machines, various conveying equipment, veneer stackers, knife grinders, veneer cutting machines and wood crushing & sorting equipment. Agents can purchase single main machines, complete automatic production lines, supporting auxiliary machines and wearing spare parts in one stop without contacting multiple manufacturers, simplifying procurement docking procedures and reducing supply chain communication costs. The Group is equipped with full-time international logistics docking personnel, who can plan land, sea and rail logistics schemes according to delivery locations designated by agents, and sort out complete export customs declaration materials and product certification documents simultaneously to provide full document support for overseas agents to complete customs clearance and local sales.
As an original manufacturer opening in-depth customized cooperation to global agents, Shandong ALVA Machinery Group has established a complete OEM and ODM customized service process. Three levels of customized services are provided for agents’ brand operation and regional differentiated competition demands, namely appearance visual customization, trademark logo customization and in-depth equipment model customization. The three types of customized demands can be submitted separately or implemented in superposition simultaneously. All customized processes are standardized with transparent quotations without hidden additional charges. All cooperation terms are confirmed in writing via formal commercial contracts to protect the legitimate rights and interests of agents.
The Group’s standardized spraying workshop supports full-color body customization services. Agents can provide standard color cards of their own brands or international general color numbers. The spraying workshop completes color matching and sample making. After agents confirm sample colors, bulk equipment is uniformly finished with customized paint spraying. Customized paint surfaces fully retain the Group’s original multi-channel anti-rust and anti-corrosion spraying processes without simplifying primer, intermediate coating, topcoat and drying procedures. The wear resistance, weather resistance and anti-rust performance of paint surfaces remain at the same standard as original factory standard color equipment. The service life of equipment will not be reduced due to body color replacement.
The customizable scope covers all exposed sprayed parts including complete machine body, electrical control boxes, operation panel shields, conveying racks and safety protective casings. Single customized color matching for the whole machine or multi-color collocation design distinguishing machine body, decorative strips and operation areas can be realized to adapt to agents’ brand VI visual specifications. Color customization procedures are advanced synchronously with complete machine assembly without occupying extra production cycles separately. Mass customized orders can be processed in unified spraying batches to control floating production costs brought by customization and provide cost-effective appearance customization schemes for agents. Cleaning and film covering protection procedures are added after spraying to avoid paint surface scratches during loading and transportation. No secondary touch-up painting is required after equipment delivery to agents, which can be directly sold to end customers.
Trademark OEM customization serves as the basic customized service for cooperative agents, covering five carriers: full-body equipment logos, operation panel nameplates, metal machine body nameplates, random supporting documents and outer packaging boxes. The Group can completely replace the Group’s own brand logos and print agents’ exclusive trademarks, enterprise names, regional service contact information, brand publicity slogans and other contents to realize full-process OEM of exclusive brand equipment for agents from the equipment body to supporting materials.
Two processes including screen printing and metal nameplate laser engraving can be adopted for machine body logos to adapt to different equipment service environments. Logos feature strong adhesion and are unlikely to fade or fall off under long-term dust and humidity working conditions. The boot interface of operation panels can embed agents’ brand LOGOs, supporting synchronous customization of overseas multi-language operation interfaces. The covers and logos of random supporting operation manuals, maintenance instructions, product qualification certificates and publicity albums are all replaced with agents’ brand marks, with printing specifications and paper materials consistent with original standard documents. Agents’ brand information can be printed on outer wooden cases and protective packaging stickers of equipment transportation to realize full-process OEM from equipment body to supporting packages. Agents do not need to build self-owned production and printing supporting systems, and can complete full output of self-owned brand equipment relying on the Group’s complete supporting resources.
All OEM customized contents are produced in strict accordance with vector trademark files provided by agents. Full-time designers of the Group assist agents in adjusting logo sizes, placement positions and optimizing the matching effect between logos and machine body structures. Mass production is carried out only after design drafts are confirmed to avoid deviations in logo sizes and layout. OEM-produced equipment implements the same warranty period and after-sales technical support system as the Group’s own brand equipment. For demands of end customers on equipment failure and maintenance consultation, agents can obtain remote and on-site technical support relying on the Group’s complete technical team without establishing a large independent technical service team alone. The Group implements strict confidentiality management for all OEM agent information and establishes a classified customer information control mechanism. Internal sales staff are prohibited from disclosing OEM customer data and end channel information to other cooperative agents to protect agents’ exclusive operation rights in regional markets.
For long-term cooperative agents with in-depth market competition demands, the Group opens complete model ODM customization services. Relying on full-chain capacities of self-owned R&D, processing and assembly, various equipment configurations are adjusted according to local end processing conditions of agents to create exclusive customized models, forming unique products in regional markets and getting rid of low-price competition of general models. Model customization covers multiple adjustment directions: first, processing specification customization, adjusting chuck stroke, tool post feed range and conveying mechanism size according to mainstream log diameters and finished veneer widths in agents’ local areas; second, power configuration customization, optimizing equipment energy consumption to match local electricity prices by adjusting motor power and voltage adaptation specifications in combination with local power supply standards; third, automatic function customization, adding or removing automatic centering, automatic tool change, automatic veneer counting, remote data transmission, automatic waste collection and other automatic modules; fourth, structural simplification and upgrading customization, simplifying redundant structures to reduce procurement costs for small processing factories or adding linkage control modules for large automatic board factories to adapt to unmanned production of complete lines.
The complete process of model customization includes demand docking, working condition research, scheme design, drawing confirmation, prototype trial production, trial run verification and mass production. R&D and technical staff keep full-time docking with agents. Combined with log raw material samples provided by agents, workshop layout of end factories and local industrial production standards, customized schemes are issued. Mass production of customized models is launched only after prototypes complete material trial production and all performance indicators reach standards. Agents can define exclusive product model codes for customized models, which are marked synchronously on machine body nameplates and product documents to form a complete self-owned product series. The Group does not sell the same customized models externally to guarantee agents’ exclusive sales advantages in regional markets. Supporting services including spare parts supply for customized models, electric control program upgrading and technical training are provided for a long term to guarantee stable after-sales support of customized models.
In addition to equipment customization and supply services, Shandong ALVA Machinery Group has simultaneously established a full-cycle empowerment support system for global agents. Comprehensive supporting resources are provided for agents covering early market expansion and order docking, mid-term equipment delivery and end customer technical training, and later after-sales troubleshooting and continuous spare parts supply, so as to reduce agents’ operation investment and help partners rapidly expand regional wood processing equipment markets.
In terms of market expansion support, the Group can provide a full set of standardized marketing materials according to agents’ demands, including real-shot videos of equipment, detailed pictures of complete machines, material trial run footage of production lines, product parameter documents and complete line configuration case studies. Materials can be replaced with agents’ exclusive trademarks for regional online promotion, offline exhibition promotion and quotation of complete schemes for end customers. For agents participating in overseas exhibitions, the Group can cooperate to issue product certification materials and equipment performance test reports to support agents to complete local market access procedures. For domestic regional agents, the sales team can cooperate with agents to carry out on-site surveys of end factories, and issue complete peeling production line configuration schemes and quotation lists according to customer workshop space and production capacity demands, sharing the workload of technical scheme design for agents.
In terms of technical training support, the Group regularly organizes on-site training for agents’ technical personnel in the factory. Training contents cover operation procedures of centering veneer peeling lathes and full-range supporting equipment, daily maintenance specifications, troubleshooting of common faults, disassembly and replacement of wearing parts and linkage commissioning of complete production lines, with physical equipment practical exercises arranged during training. Trainees can independently complete basic equipment commissioning after training. For agents unable to visit the factory, the technical team provides one-on-one remote video training and sends standardized training documents and troubleshooting video tutorials simultaneously. When agents receive large complete line orders from end customers, the Group can arrange technical personnel to follow the equipment to the site, assist agents to complete equipment installation, linkage commissioning and on-site teaching of end operators, reducing agents’ technical service pressure.
In terms of after-sales guarantee support, all delivered equipment implements standardized unified warranty policies. The warranty clauses of OEM customized equipment and model customized equipment are identical to original factory equipment. The Group maintains full inventory of wearing spare parts for full-range equipment, and spare part orders from agents are prioritized for production scheduling and delivery to shorten downtime maintenance duration of end equipment. For overseas long-distance agents, a bulk sea transportation supporting scheme for spare parts is established to reduce transportation costs of single spare parts. When complex faults occur on end equipment, the technical team provides real-time remote video guidance to rapidly locate fault causes and propose solutions. If faults cannot be handled remotely, the Group can coordinate overseas cooperative technical personnel or arrange domestic technical personnel to go abroad for on-site maintenance, comprehensively guaranteeing continuous production of agents’ end customers and improving agents’ local market reputation and conversion rate of repeat orders.
In terms of commercial cooperation support, exclusive one-on-one business liaison officers are assigned to each cooperative agent by the Group, who are fully responsible for order communication, production progress follow-up, coordination of customized demands, delivery logistics docking and circulation of after-sales issues. Single-window docking reduces multi-party communication costs of agents. All cooperation quotations, customized schemes, warranty clauses and delivery cycles are confirmed via formal official commercial contracts. Cooperation procedures are open and transparent without hidden charges or temporary price hikes. Annual procurement rebates, exhibition supporting subsidies, priority production scheduling and other incentive policies are set for long-term stable cooperative agents to continuously consolidate long-term win-win cooperation relations between both parties.
The global market demands for wood-based panels, furniture substrates and construction formwork remain stable for a long time. As the core basic raw material of wood-based panels, veneers produced by log peeling drive continuous capacity expansion of the market for log peeling production line related equipment. There are obvious differences in log raw material characteristics, factory automation levels and local industrial policies in different regions. A single standardized general model cannot cover all end customer demands. Original manufacturing manufacturers with flexible customized production capacity, stable supply guarantee and perfect agent support system become core cooperation choices for global woodworking machinery agents.
Shandong ALVA Machinery Group has focused on R&D and manufacturing of complete log processing line equipment for many years, always adhering to the positioning of original physical production. The Group does not compete with agents in the end market, and concentrates on providing high-quality equipment and full-chain supporting services for agents. Relying on self-owned complete production bases, R&D teams, customized service systems and after-sales technical teams, procurement and customized demands from domestic and foreign agents are undertaken. The bulk shipment of centering veneer peeling lathes to cooperative agents on June 25, 2026 is only one batch of regular agent delivery work of the Group. The Group will continuously schedule production according to agents’ orders in the follow-up phase to stably complete factory delivery of various standard equipment, customized equipment and complete line equipment.
In the future, the Group will continuously increase investment in R&D of woodworking machinery, iteratively upgrade performance of centering veneer peeling lathes, non-centering veneer peeling lathes and automatic supporting auxiliary machines, further optimize production capacity of flexible customized production lines and improve delivery efficiency of trademark, color and model customization services. Meanwhile, the global agent support policies will be improved continuously, overseas local technical service outlets will be expanded, and the product certification system will be enriched to adapt to market access standards of more countries and regions. The Group continuously opens cooperation channels for global agents and import & export traders. Partners with channel resources of wood processing equipment at home and abroad are sincerely invited to conduct on-site inspections at the Group’s production base, visit full-process workshops of sheet metal processing and complete machine assembly and equipment commissioning, observe the material trial run effect of centering veneer peeling lathes on site, and negotiate various cooperation matters including equipment procurement, OEM customization, special model customization and regional exclusive agency.
Adhering to the cooperation philosophy of mutual benefit and long-term coordinated development, Shandong ALVA Machinery Group relies on stable and reliable physical manufacturing capacity, flexible and diversified customized services and full-range agent empowerment support to jointly deepen the wood processing equipment market with agents from all over the world, promote high-quality domestic woodworking machinery products to enter global markets, assist the automation and high-efficiency upgrading of the wood-based panel processing industry, and realize long-term stable development together with all industry partners.
