Explore Stolbek's current robotic sanding, dedicated edge sanding and spray-finishing equipment. Start with the work you need to automate, then find the machine or configuration that fits your actual parts and production process.
The Cosmo SC supports robotic sanding of cabinet doors and panels. The Ultimate Edge Sander handles dedicated edge processing. Spin Bot supports rotation during spray finishing; it is not a sanding machine.
Most automated sanders only handle the face and leave your crew to finish edges and corners by hand. A Stolbek cell does all three in one pass - face, edge, and corner break - so a door comes off the table ready for finish. That is the difference between automating part of the job and actually solving it.
Current sanding and finishing equipment addresses different production steps. Compare the type of work, parts and process before selecting a machine.
Cosmo SC family image; current model specifications may differ.
Robotic sanding for cabinet doors, drawer fronts and panels. The current Cosmo SC 2658 has a 25.5 in × 58 in panel-sanding envelope.
See the Cosmo SC robotic sanding cell →Dedicated edge sanding and corner processing. Ask Stolbek about ES-232 and ES-632 configurations for your parts.
See the Ultimate Edge Sander →Air-powered part rotation for spray-finishing workflows. Contact Stolbek to confirm the available model and configuration.
See the Spin Bot spray booth turntable →Have parts that exceed the standard Cosmo SC sanding envelope? Tell Stolbek about your panel dimensions, materials and production requirements to discuss Cosmo Slide and other equipment options.
Explore Cosmo SlideFrom flat panels to shaped cabinet doors to MDF and primer, Stolbek automates the sanding step across your whole production mix. Pick the application that matches your shop:
Robotic sanding for cabinet shops
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How to choose the right sanding machine · Book a robotic sanding demo
See the full case in our guide on why shops automate sanding, or calculate your payback with the ROI tool.
A Stolbek robotic sanding cell is a turnkey production investment, not a benchtop tool. Most shops weigh it against the cost of hiring, training, and retaining sanders. Use the ROI tool to see your payback, or request a quote for pricing on a specific machine.
Cabinet doors (shaker, raised panel, and slab), flat panels, MDF and primer doors, solid wood, and veneer. The cell sands faces, breaks corners, and finishes edges in one pass.
For consistency and throughput, yes. A robot sands every part identically, runs full shifts without fatigue, and removes the injury and turnover problems that come with manual palm sanding.
No. Stolbek machines are turnkey. You load parts, select the program, and press go - no integrator, no programming background, no robotics staff required.
Yes. MDF and primer sanding is one of the most common jobs Stolbek shops automate, including the tedious between-coat primer sanding that wears crews down.
Stolbek machines ship as complete cells designed to get you running fast. Installation timelines depend on the machine and your shop layout - request a demo and the team will walk you through it.