Wednesday, April 9, 2025
JPJ-Wood Oy is renowned for being a key player in wood processing. Established in 1994, the company is committed to leading industry advancements by continuously investing in cutting-edge technologies.
“We have already previously invested in the Fusion system for log sorting, Log Yard Control for log yard management, Lite XR for sawmill feeding, and this summer, the Board Scanner will be installed for our green sorting,” says Markus Luodelahti, CEO and owner of JPJ-Wood.
“The investments were driven by the need for a new and more reliable X-ray measurement system for log sorting. Additionally, the sawmill infeed scanner had reached the end of its lifecycle. Finnos provided a comprehensive solution that met our needs,” Luodelahti explains.
Luodelahti is pleased with Finnos as a partner: “Our experience with Finnos, from purchasing and installation to maintenance services and necessary updates, has been excellent throughout our collaboration.”
According to Luodelahti, the products function reliably and have added value to the production process. “The accuracy of log measurement and grading is critical to the sawmill’s operations and profitability. Thanks to reliable measurement, each log can be sawn individually and as profitably as possible,” he states.
In addition to well-executed projects, high-quality products, and efficient maintenance and helpdesk services, Finnos earns praise from Luodelahti for its commitment to product development. “Finnos’ continuous drive to improve its products and operations aligns with our own goals. I can highly recommend Finnos as a partner,” Luodelahti concludes.
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