Bring small carved parts, recessed surfaces, shaped panels, and wide furniture components into a more consistent sanding process.
MASA combines CNC sanders developed for wood crafts with configurable wide-profile machines for raw wood, primer, and complex panel surfaces.
MASA's self-developed craft-sanding route is built around small wooden parts with carved, recessed, curved, or irregular surfaces.
It brings controlled abrasive contact to shapes that do not suit conventional conveyor-fed panel sanding.
For doors, cabinet fronts, furniture panels, and other conveyor-fed workpieces, wide-profile systems combine transverse and longitudinal sanding coverage.
Modular sanding groups can be arranged around the surface shape, groove pattern, raw-wood preparation, or primer-sanding process.
CNC contour and straight-edge machines cover curved profiles, chamfers, milled edges, and linear sanding processes.
Multi-functional sanding machine with dual sand rollers and abrasive belts combo
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A modular profile sander for cabinet doors, carved panels and shaped wood components, combining multi-directional sanding, floating contact...
Small carved parts can change in height, curvature, and contact angle within one workpiece.
MASA craft sanders are developed around these complex faces, with the sanding process matched to the sample, drawing, and finish requirement.
On equipped wide-profile machines, mechanical sensing and optical positioning coordinate independent pressure blocks as the board enters and leaves the sanding area.
The blocks lift at the edge to help prevent excessive cutting at the head and tail.
Transverse rollers work across grooves, while longitudinal sanding rollers reach uneven surfaces, profiles, and corners from another direction.
Modular groups can be arranged for the workpiece, and floating configurations can connect with a production line.
Carved ornaments, shaped furniture parts, and other small wooden components often combine curves, recesses, and changing surface angles. MASA develops the sanding route from the workpiece itself, using clear photos, drawings, or samples to plan abrasive contact.
Wide-profile machines handle shaped panels for furniture, doors, windows, cabinets, and wardrobes. The sanding-group layout and process settings can be prepared for raw wood, primer, grooves, corners, and uneven panel surfaces.
With the matching configuration and abrasive, MASA equipment can be prepared for wood, iron and fire doors, aluminum profiles and frames, stainless-steel sheets, PVC, ABS, and acrylic. For a custom solution prepared for several materials, operators can recall the saved process setting from the display, then fit the abrasive suited to the next material.
Work with MASA for in-house manufacturing, custom sanding-line engineering, and long-term distributor support.
MASA operates a 3,000+ m² factory in Foshan. In-house machining and sheet-metal production keep frame and component manufacturing close to equipment assembly, supported by sanding-related patents.
Wide-profile machines can become part of a custom sanding line with conveyors and related processing equipment. MASA supports capacity planning, equipment layout, module integration, installation guidance, and material run-off testing.
Regional distributors can discuss market coverage, product materials, installation and training support, remote technical assistance, and spare-parts supply through the MASA Partner Program.
MASA provides video guidance and English illustrated manuals for installation, with on-site engineer support available for larger customers.
Working-day remote troubleshooting typically responds within 3–4 hours.
Yes. Carved, recessed, curved, and other complex surfaces can be matched with a sanding process developed around the part.
Clear photos, drawings, or samples help MASA understand where the abrasive needs to make contact.
Some wide-profile configurations can be prepared for both raw wood and primer sanding.
The feed setting, abrasive, and removal target are matched to the surface, then checked through material run-off testing before shipment.
Send the workpiece material, dimensions, surface shape, coating condition, required finish, and expected output. A drawing, clear photos, or a physical sample of the workpiece is also useful.
MASA reviews these details and prepares a machine recommendation with a project-specific quotation matched to the workpiece, sanding process, and machine configuration.
Share the material, dimensions, surface geometry, coating condition, finish target, and expected output.
MASA uses this information to match the craft or wide-profile route, sanding-group layout, abrasive, and line requirements.
Before shipment, the configured machine goes through material function testing as part of outgoing inspection.
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