Walls & frames
Open, closed or mixed wall elements.
Products and systems
From a single machine to a complete house factory.
Three complete lines, the robotics that go inside them, and the machines, tables and saws around them. Individual machines ship in a few months. A complete system takes six to eighteen. Both start the same way: with a pre-study of what you build today.
The flagship lines
Three lines, one robotics platform.
Walls, floors and roof trusses each have a complete CAD/CAM line. ZeroLabor adds robotics to any of them, cell by cell, when you are ready.
What you want to build
What do you want to build?
Pick the element. Each column runs from the entry line to robotics: start where your volumes are today, and every step is built to grow into the next.
Floor & roof cassettes
Cassettes in timber, LGS, joist or open-web.
Roof trusses
Nail-plate roof trusses of any shape.
First step toward automation
Startup Factory
Ready-made kits of tables and saws to begin prefabrication, built to grow into a line.
Getting startedBS10 + SP722
Next stepBS20 + SP722, JS400C notching saw, wagons
Make it allFour-table butterfly line, SPL728 for every cut, JS400C notching saw, Truss System NT, wagons
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Sold on their own, and inside every line
The saw and the tables factories start with.
Many factories come to Randek for a cut saw or a set of butterfly tables rather than a line. Both work on their own from day one, and both grow with you into a line.
CUT SAWS
SP720 Series Cut Saws
One saw, every timber build.
Randek’s crosscut saw platform: angled and inclined cuts in one machine, computer-controlled length stops, and up to three board layers per cut.
From a stand-alone saw to a full line
Also in the range
JS400C Notching SawClean notches and end cuts, every time.
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TABLES
Butterfly Tables
Work, raise and turn: the tables your wall and floor build is built on.
Working, raising and turning tables (the BS series) for wall and floor elements. One table to start, two to turn, three or four to make a line.
Three tables, one system
From one table to a four-table line
More tables Gable End TableFloor Jig Tables
Full catalogue
Everything we build.
A complete factory is rarely only a line. Cut saws, butterfly tables, framing machines and nailing bridges, the entry lines many factories start with, and the handling tools that make the rest of it work.
Entry lines
- EasyWall A modular wall line for frames, open, closed and mixed panels in timber or light gauge steel: the operator places the studs and boards, the framing station and the Bridge RB2 do the fastening.
- EasyFloor A semi-automatic production line for floor elements with timber or steel joists, driven from your design data and built from modular areas.
Roof truss
- Randek Truss System NT Randek’s equipment for traditional roof-truss manufacturing: C-press heads from 23 to 50 tonnes (metric, 225–490 kN) on a crane, magnetic fixtures on a steel floor and LAP CAD-PRO laser projection.
- LAP CAD-PRO LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen LAP CAD-PRO projects the truss layout directly onto the press area, so no physical jig setup is needed. Supplied by LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen and integrated into the Randek line.
Light gauge steel
- LGS Framing Station Randek’s prefabrication approach applied to light gauge steel: a manual framing station at the core, scaling up to a fuller steel wall line.
Tables
- Butterfly Tables Working, raising and turning tables (the BS series) for wall and floor elements. One table to start, two to turn, three or four to make a line.
- Floor Jig Tables One fixed table as a square 90° reference, plus movable tables you position exactly where the floor element needs support.
- Gable End Table A working table for gable end elements: pneumatic clamping holds a straight base while frame, sheathing and cladding all go on at one station.
Saws
- SP720 Series Cut Saws Randek’s crosscut saw platform: angled and inclined cuts in one machine, computer-controlled length stops, and up to three board layers per cut.
- JS400C Notching Saw A dedicated notching saw: two blades, one horizontal and one vertical, cut the notches and recesses timber framing needs.
Framing and nailing
- FM1 Framing Station A framing station for precise prefabricated timber frameworks: one operator places the elements, the machine nails and indexes to the next position.
- Bridge RB nailing bridge The nailing bridge in a Randek wall or floor line: travels over the element and fastens the sheets to the frame. Three versions, from operator-controlled to CAD/CAM-driven.
Handling and accessories
- Board Vacuum Lift An ergonomic vacuum lifter with its own column jib crane: one operator handles full-size sheathing boards that would otherwise need two.
- Panel Lifting Tool A gripping tool that clamps a horizontal wall element at the top and bottom plate, with central clamping to keep the lift balanced.
- Roof Truss Wagon A heavy-duty forklift-towed trolley that stacks finished trusses at a stable angle, with length adjustable in 500 mm steps.
- Light Material Wagon A material trolley with twelve tilted shelves that keeps timber sorted and within reach at the workstation.
- Roller on Stand A height-adjustable roller support, bolted to the floor, that keeps wall and floor elements moving between tables and stations.
Running in production
Who runs which line
Customers running the lines, in their own words.
British Offsite
AutoWall · LGS framing · ZeroLabor
“They didn’t just provide automation; they co-developed a process that works in a real-world, high-volume factory.”
Shaun WestonManaging Director
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PreTre
AutoEye
“If you want to make money in truss production, you need an AutoEye.”
Lars Erik WetterwaldProduction and Development Manager
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EDGE Timber Frame
FM1 · Bridge RB1 · Manual sub-assembly station SAT1
“Initially, I thought we might be too small for their machinery.”
Graeme BateyManaging Director
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Your next factory starts here
Talk to Randek
Tell us what you build today and where the bottleneck is. We will point you to the right team: locally where we have one, from Sweden where we do not.