Ledinek rotary GLT presses use a rotating arrangement of press beds to organize glulam production. Layers of timber are prepared, coated with adhesive and assembled into beam blanks before clamping. Rotation brings successive beds to the loading and unloading positions, allowing different stages of the pressing cycle to be organized around the machine. Ledinek describes its Rotopress family as using motorized clamping. The general purpose is to maintain contact between laminations while the adhesive develops strength, then release the blank for further handling and finishing. Practical output depends on the adhesive, product dimensions and surrounding production line.