Friday, June 6, 2025
At LIGNA 2025 in Hannover, Altendorf Group set a new benchmark for woodworking workshops, unveiling a comprehensive ecosystem designed to shape the future of the industry. Beyond individual machine presentations, the company highlighted a holistic approach emphasizing networking, digital solutions, and elevated safety standards.
An Ecosystem Built Around Collaboration
Altendorf Group’s vision for innovation revolves around collaboration. The company believes that real progress stems from strong connections between people, machines, and digital networks. “Our customers are at the heart of everything we do,” said Vit Kafka, CSO of Altendorf Group. “By working closely with our customers, dealers, and partners globally, we create solutions that drive sustainable growth and long-term success.”
A key element of this vision was the introduction of the NEXUS IIOT platform. This cutting-edge solution provides real-time machine data, remote support, software updates, operating instructions, and fault diagnostics, enabling businesses to optimize their operations and future-proof their production.
Innovative Machine Design for the Modern Workshop
Altendorf Group also presented impressive updates to its Hebrock F next and K next series at LIGNA 2025. These machines feature enhanced controls and units, designed to deliver improved precision, user-friendliness, and efficiency.
The standout innovation was the F 35 sliding table saw, a product that promises to redefine industry standards. Known for its exceptional user-friendliness, precise cutting capabilities, and intelligent functions, the F 35 serves as a versatile solution for trade and industrial businesses. Positioned between the F 25 and F 45, the F 35 combines cutting-edge digital integration with an outstanding price-performance ratio.
New Digital Integration and Intuitive Operation
The F 35 introduces a new control system, already proven in Hebrock edge banding machines, allowing Altendorf Group products to deliver a standardized, intuitive operating experience. A 15-inch tilting and swiveling touchscreen simplifies control, making the machine user-friendly and adaptable for various applications, from solid wood processing to complex panel tasks.
Custom Configuration for Tailored Solutions
Altendorf Group also unveiled an online configurator, allowing customers to configure their machines online, ensuring they receive exactly what they need for their workshop. LIGNA 2025 attendees were given the opportunity to experience this feature firsthand, seeing how intuitive and flexible the process is.
Long-Term Support for Sustainable Success
In addition to technological advancements, Altendorf Group emphasized its commitment to long-term customer relationships. The company offers digital maintenance, proactive fault diagnosis, and fast spare parts delivery to maximize machine uptime. Through the myALTENDORFGROUP app, customers gain 24/7 access to machine data, maintenance schedules, and support, reinforcing the company’s dedication to ongoing customer success.
By presenting these groundbreaking innovations at LIGNA 2025, Altendorf Group has positioned itself as a key player in shaping the future of woodworking, offering solutions that empower businesses and set new standards for the industry.
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