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Cookstown Panel Centre invests in the latest cutting technology

the most sense in every way. “The saw has all the latest technology from HOMAG. It can handle large 4.2 m panels and delivers short production times and high throughput due to automatic feeding via the

How will prefabricated houses be produced in the future?

look the same," says Schandl. "In principle, with this system we can produce walls up to a height of 4.5 m. However, from a transport perspective it's a different story — the limit for transport is 3.05

SAWTEQ B-130 increases CPA Bespoke Joinery’s capacity

the office interiors, shopfitting and building trades. This year the company will turnover around £4.2m from its two units comprising 10,000 sq ft in Bolton, Lancashire. “Our policy has always been to

Advanced solutions for CNC processing and drilling technology, from single operation to interlinking in cells.

from three-axis technology to five-axis technology and on table sizes from 1.25 x 2.5 m to 2.1 x 7.4 m — also in half-sized format. The main components are a highly modular, switchable vacuum and air cushion

SAWTEQ B-300 flexTech Highly efficient batch size 1 production with maximum flexibility

flow in the factory as well. The robot itself can process panels up to 3,200 mm long (optionally up to 4,200 mm) and allows for highly efficient batch size 1 production. The robot even takes care of handling

Positive result in a challenging year

Dieter. According to preliminary figures, the HOMAG Group’s order intake in fiscal 2020 declined by 10.4 percent to € 1,093 million (previous year: € 1,220 million). Sales decreased by 13.1 percent to € 1

Goldbach Kirchner: One of the most up-to-date Industry 4.0 plants

One manufacturing execution system, 12 new machines, 1,500 square meters of space. All combined to create a fully networked, highly flexible batch size 1 furniture production for Goldbach Kirchner’s i

HOMAG Cares: 4,000 Euro for pupils in Tanzania

demonstration parts, and this sum was match-funded by HOMAG after the fair. The total sum raised of 4,000 was donated to the organization “Future Chances – for Kids and Poor in Tanzania (ped-world e.V.)”

Furniture ordered online - delivered in 48 hours: Industry 4.0 at

An article from the specialist magazine DDS, 11/ 2016. Here you can read the article on DDS-Online. If a customer is missing a hinge or a panel, the order could mean money down the drain rather than a

Taking Industry 4.0 to the next level: Accelerating digitalisation in the Asian market

“The woodworking industry in Asia is facing unprecedented challenges as they cope with escalating business costs, fast-changing customer demands and competitive pressures stemming from digital transfo