Growing uncertainties in the woodworking sector influenced by the stern political decisions taken by Russia, forced woodworking companies to take firm steps. Companies such as Komatsu, UPM, BSW, REHAU, Metsa Group, EPAL stands with the people of Ukraine and thought alternatively.

During an exciting and engaging talk within the LIGNA.Innovation Network (LIGNA.IN), the 7 world leading producers of woodworking machinery BIESSE, BÜRKLE, HOMAG, IMA SCHELLING, SCM, WEBER and WEINIG, introduced Woodworking made izy.

Despite the virus hiatus records show that the German and Italian woodworking machinery industry witnesses positive performance in 2021.

WEINIG brings more flexibility dealing with market and economic fluctuations with a brand new business model, “Woodworking as a Service” which the company will be implementing over the next two years.

Seven world leaders in woodworking machinery, BIESSE, BÜRKLE, HOMAG, IMA SCHELLING, SCM, WEBER AND WEINIG, have worked together as a team in defining izy- the standardised interface.

The first edition of LIGNA.Innovation Network kicks off today: The new digital meeting place for the woodworking and wood processing industry will connect international companies, suppliers, users, research and education, promote dialogue around the focus topics of Woodworking Transformation, Prefab Building Processes in timber construction and Green Material Processing, and highlight opportunities for the industry.

The study office of Acimall has processed the export flows of woodworking machinery for the period January-March 2021. According to the data source ISAT, exports of wood technologies, recorded in the first quarter of the year a very positive trend, a …

“Restore our Earth” is the international Earth Day motto for 2021. Sustainability plays a major role for adhesive specialist Jowat. With their bio-based hot melt adhesive Jowatherm® GROW 853.20 they further emphasize on responsible business and identified the product as …

Federal Statistical Office reported that VDMA or the German manufacturers of woodworking machines achieved a new production record of 3.37 billion euros in 2019 coupled with a small plus of 0.6 percent. While growth rates of 14, 5 and 2 …