TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION

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TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION


We firmly believe that technology should serve man, and not the other way around.
At Favari Mobili, human action is never passive, but an integral, fundamental part of the production process.
Our work revolves around creativity, ingenuity and manual skills, these being fixed values that no technology can ever fully replace.



Cutting-edge designa

We start by analysing every single aspect of an idea or design project, and then proceed to creating the work drawings and associated documents using CAD 3D Solid Works, software which makes it possible to draw individual components and analyse the couplings between them in order to identify and, where required, correct interferences or problems.


Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)

The 3D models created are then processed by Alphacam CAD/CAM software, which allows 2D and 3D machining to be applied and translated into the language needed for CNC machining centres.


Simulation

Prior to actual execution, complex 3D machining operations are simulated using software that faithfully replicates every movement of the machine so that any interferences and collisions can be corrected.


The first steps


Combining the past with the present does not mean forgetting traditions, but rather treasuring the oldest secrets and skills,
while opening the door to the future. The very best in craftsmanship combined with the latest technology: this is the very essence of Favari's production processes.

Log saw

Longitudinal log crosscutting

Multi-blade

Longitudinal board crosscutting
Tecnology

Truncation
line
Transverse board crosscutting

Panel saw
4500 x 4500 panel saw

Timber and panel sorting and sawing

We choose wood boards of different essences, such as Canaletto walnut, ash, beech, linden, birch, mahogany, cedar, chestnut, fir and pine, from our warehouse. We buy these from trusted retailers in Italy or directly from sawmills, giving preference to wood from managed reforestation areas.



The second steps


In today’s day and age, a history of craftsmanship meets the latest modern technology.Favari is a company which picks up on every innovation, ready to welcome change and all the improvements it can bring with it, without forgetting the constantly growing need for sustainability.

 

Moulding

The rough sawed wood is now passed along to the moulding and pre-cutting line in order to make strips which are useful for gluing into solid panels or any kind of frame to create framework for solid doors, ornamental frames and solid elements for tables, chairs, furniture and ornamental structures.


Veneering

We use veneer sheets produced with the dimensions and quality specifications required to manufacture products of superior quality to the highest standards.Our customers have repeatedly praised the consistent quality of our veneered panels in terms of colour and grain, especially those made from Canaletto walnut.


Gluing

Gluing elements with vinyl glues in classes D3 and D4 makes it possible to obtain solid wood panels which are highly valued and appreciated, especially due to the fake wood laminates which are being used more and more often on today’s furniture scene (solid wood furniture is becoming increasingly rare).


Tecnology

Sanding line.

Surface finishing centre

The machine is equipped with a planetary unit that has revolutionised the finishing processes for wood products: not only can it be used for an extremely wide range of processes, but it can also achieve an exceptional finish.


The multi-directional action of the planetary unit makes it particularly effective: the unit’s 3 movements (rotation of the abrasive brushes, counter-rotation of the brush holder discs and lateral shifting of the head) guarantee a performance that cannot be achieved with traditional sanding units.

Removing scratches against the grain present in door transoms, improving the finish after traditional sanding with the grain, removing the raised fibre for wood intended for ecological water-based varnishing, opening the wood pore, multi-directional structuring (rusticating), edging raw or painted panels, making colours and primers uniform ("ragging"), superfinishing painted panels in preparation for applying direct polishes.

Varnishing and upholstery

We only entrust certain processing steps to trusted partners.Thanks to our partnerships with tried-and-tested local companies, we only carry out varnishing and upholstery work externally.Wherever possible, we favour non-toxic varnishing carried out in a completely water-based cycle, with atmospheric emission class A+.


2D and 3D machining


We give shape to ideas by processing 3D faces for the production of furniture components,
moulds, prototypes and design objects of the most varied shapes.
These are processes that make it possible to satisfy the needs of a wide range of usages, from design elements in wood to plastic and advanced material applications (option to process Solid Surface elements, such as sinks and curved components, therefore not only wood).
5-axis CNC machining centre, working volume 4970 x 1600 x 500

Allows large and complex-shaped objects to be processed
CNC machining centre 5-axis working volume 6880 x 1560 x 320

Allows large, complex workpieces to be processed.

CNC machining centre
5-axis

working volume 4970 x 1600 x 500

Tecnology

CNC machining centre
5-axis

working volume 6880 x 1560 x 320


Process checks and quality controls


Every stage of production, from order acceptance to delivery, is monitored using computer systems and barcodes.This way, it is possible to know the progress of each order in real time, giving the customer a reliable, safe and punctual service.

Touch screen with barcode readers
Quality control

Production management and monitoring

Every stage of production, from order acceptance to delivery, is monitored using computer systems and barcodes.This way, it is possible to know the progress of each order in real time, giving the customer a reliable, safe and punctual service.


Quality policy

Our quality policy follows principles aimed primarily at customer satisfaction. We are never totally satisfied with the work done and we try to improve every aspect, aiming high towards perfection. But this positive spiral cannot be achieved overnight; it is the result of hard work involving analysis, self-criticism and concrete corrective action, following the good practice of:"write what you do and do what you write." "Quality is not an obligation, but an opportunity for continuous growth".