Using the KVAL 960-3 Automatic Strike Jamb Router, a fast operator can machine 5 jambs per minute with a full lip strike routing pattern. The 960-3 features a fully automatic machine cycle that includes clamp-up and ejection.

Popular options include pushbutton changeover to a "T" strike routing pattern, and end drilling units for sills and head jamb screws.

The 960-3 is designed so that router movements are fully automatic. The router moves in a rectangular pattern for faceplate and then moves in to route for the deeper latch hole. Both flat jambs with stop, as well as split jambs, can be accommodated.

Jambs are placed against either a right-hand or left-hand indexing stop and are clamped firmly into position at the touch of a foot pedal. Standard set-up is for full-lip routing standard.