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KUPER will be presenting both the trend-setting and sustainable system solutions from a single source at the LIGNA. Manufacturing industries such as construction, interior design as well as the furniture relies on wood material, and this created surge in the demand of wood. While cutting down and manufacturing leads to production of waste and landfill, KUPER focuses on introducing new ways in processing to reduce waste and give trade show visitors in Hannover an impression of how system solutions in wood processing can contribute to the economic efficiency and sustainability of the wood industry.
Heinrich KUPER GmbH from Rietberg will be at the biggest trade show LIGNA with their generously dimensioned booth, the East Westphalians are also demonstrating the company’s reorientation in recent years from a machine manufacturer to a project-oriented solution provider.
Solutions for the increased demand for sustainable real wood veneers
KUPER is geared to current trends, such as the demand for high-quality real wood veneers – which has risen in line with the development of the concept of sustainability. In the field of compound, one of its core competencies, KUPER presents solutions that accompany the entire process. With the KUPER FLI gluing machine, for example, visitors to LIGNA 2023 will experience precise joint gluing for the highest quality demands in the processing of high-quality veneers.
Here, KUPER relies on the potential of digitalization and commits its systems to the concept of Industry 4.0.
A look into the future of the wood industry
“Overall, we want our trade show appearance to give an impression of what the future in the wood industry can already look like today and what contribution KUPER can make to it,” explains Gerd Meurer, Managing Director of Heinrich KUPER GmbH. “Aspects of digitalization and process automation play a special role here and provide answers to pressing questions such as the shortage of skilled workers or the requirements for sustainable manufacturing.”
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