Our customers’ costs related to transportation and assembly will be significantly lower, and the end-products will look much better


without any visible fittings. Cesare Tonini, Abet Laminati General Manager


Produce with conventional equipment Threespine has been designed for high-volume production and is com- patible with conventional equipment such as


feed-through machines, edge banders and CNC machines.


The tools required to make the joints are available through all major tool suppliers. Fully automatic as well manual solutions for inserting the tongues have been developed and optimized for seamless integration into existing production set-up.


Assemble in seconds, in factory or at home Whether you want to save costs in the factory or frustration at home, Threespine® can help you by provid-


No more tools, screws or fasteners - just click the furniture together


ing a 6-10 times faster way to assem- ble furniture. By embedding the join- ing function in the panels, all screws and fittings can be removed. Once produced, the panels are ready to be assembled with a simple “click”: no more need for any tools. The finished


furniture will always have perfect an- gles, be very stable and they can be entirely dismantled without affecting the quality of the product.


Välinge introduced its click furniture technology in 2014 and several companies including world- leading producers and brands have already implemented the technology.


The tongue inserter has been optimized for easy integration into high-volume production set-ups


Want to know more? Visit us at Interzum Stand no. B-050-C-051 Hall 10:2)


Välinge Innovation AB


Phone: +46 (0)42 23 87 46 info@valinge.se


www.threespine.com | www.valinge.se


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