• Stacker accomodates 48" - 120" package widths
• 18 courses per minute maximum cycle speed
• Minimum sticker spacing on 1' centers
• Linear drive or motor drive system
• Sawmill and planermill stackers

Quick-Cycle Stickering System (QCS)

• Faster cycle times while operating at a slower speed
• Immune to chain stretch and other wear related issues due to forgiving loading and timing requirements
• Accurate placement of stickers every time
• Ability to eject bent, broken, bowed, or misplaced sticks

Break-Away Lifter Arms

• No damage to the lumber, forks or lifter arms in the event of a jam
• No adjustments or tools necessary to quickly and safely reset lifter arms

The Newnes™ bellcrank stacker has earned an excellent reputation for quality and reliability in hundreds of mills for over four decades. Sturdy construction and coordinated controls allow this stacker to place tiers accurately and consistently at speeds to match production flow rates. It accommodates a wide range of package sizes and can be customized with the many options available.

This newest Newnes™ stick placer design utilizes the best features of previous models and combines them with a new stick placing mechanism that offers reliability and performance built on decades of experience.

The magazine stick/lath placer is designed to automatically place a stick or lath on the top of tiers of lumber during the stacking cycle to create evenly stacked, stable kiln loads or finished packs. It handles rough or planed sticks and lath, and can be timed in phase with your stacker. Sticks travel vertically through the manually filled magazine and are individually lowered into position by two stick eject fingers. The stick/lath placer includes hydraulic cylinders, valves, hoses, fittings and hydraulic power unit.

The Vacuum Lath Placer automatically places lath onto predetermined tiers of a lumber package during the stacking cycle.