Wednesday, May 21, 2025
Latvia-based automation expert ErgoTak is set to make a strong impression at LIGNA 2025 in Hannover with the debut of its groundbreaking ErgoSticks automatic stick applicator. This cutting-edge module promises to usher in a new level of efficiency in the wood stacking process.
The ErgoSticks system integrates an advanced log elevator, step feeder, and roller applicator to deliver flawless log separation and accurate stick placement—without any manual input. Unlike traditional methods that depend on manually loaded cassettes, elevated platforms, and time-consuming reconfigurations, ErgoSticks operates fully automatically, allowing operators to adjust stick spacing and quantity per layer in seconds.
Designed to handle even lower-quality sticks under challenging real-world conditions, the ErgoSticks module offers exceptional speed and reliability. Its intuitive interface simplifies parameter adjustments, while its retrofittable design ensures compatibility with existing stacking trucks, offering a cost-effective route to automation with minimal operational disruption.
“Introducing ErgoSticks at LIGNA 2025 marks a significant milestone for the woodworking sector,” said Dainis Ozolins, spokesperson for ErgoTak. “Our innovation delivers unmatched automation, flexibility, and user-friendliness, helping woodworking businesses boost productivity and reduce labor demands.”
As the woodworking industry seeks smarter, faster, and more efficient solutions, ErgoTak’s ErgoSticks promises to set a new standard for timber stacking automation worldwide.
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