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Customer Magazine performance – issue 19 | 2020

their daily work? News: fastenerSwitch – quick change system for fastening units Timber construction 4.0 – the digital transformation Read issue 19 | 2020 now!

Starbank Panel Products invests in HOMAG

only get this performance with the big gantry CNCs and the T-700 is perfect for us. We specified a 4-axis model with extra tooling carousels for bespoke applications to give us the capacity, flexibility [...] g 3D acrylic edging, setting us apart from our competition. As with the T-700 we opted again for a 4-axis model as this enables both synchronous or independent processing of panels depending on configuration [...] the future we’ll be looking to take advantage of the Homag ‘Tapio’ platform to maximise our Industry 4.0 approach to running a smart factory which really is becoming a reality for Starbank.” A forward-thinking

Press release 1st half year 2019: Weaker economy influences incoming orders

558 million as at June 30, 2019 (June 30, 2018: EUR 658 million). Operating EBIT decreased to EUR 39.4 million (previous year: EUR 41.5 million). The reasons for this were increasing competitive pressure

Portrait of an employee: Klaus Fickler

and was considered "unnecessary." That has changed massively since the introduction of the Industry 4.0 strategy. Today, data models, data and software are essential for controlling machines in manufacturing [...] our work. What's more, the work is always done in a team as the far-reaching requirements of Industry 4.0, batch size 1 production and mass customization are increasingly becoming too much for one individual

HOMAG Group with significant increase in sales revenue and earnings

first three quarters of 2022, the HOMAG Group’s order intake increased again slightly year-on-year by 4 percent to EUR 1,418 million (previous year: EUR 1,367 million). “When comparing order intake with the [...] Group was able to significantly increase its EBIT before extraordinary effects by 38 percent to EUR 92.4 million (previous year: EUR 67.1 million) and already reached the level of 2021 after three quarters

HOMAG Group generates record sales revenue in 2014

revenue 914.8 788.8 Operative EBITDA** 93.2 75.8 Net profit (after non-controlling interests) 18.9 18.4 Net liabilities to banks 28.5 69.2 Headcount as of December 31 5,606 5,064 *New calculation method: [...] Net profit after non-controlling interests increased slightly to EUR 18.9 million (prior year: EUR 18.4 million). Net profit was burdened by some special effects, mainly attributable to the Stiles acquisition

ROK European Kitchens selects HOMAG UK for new business venture

machine. Options include 3, 4 and 5-axis models for the processing of kitchen, office and solid wood furniture, as well as for the construction of stairs, windows and doors. The 3 and 4-axis models are ideal [...] package HOMAG put together included a SAWTEQ B-300 beam saw with MagiCut software, a CENTATEQ P-110 (4-axis) CNC, the EDGETEQ S-380 with the airTec edging system, a DRILLTEQ D-500 drilling and dowel inserting

HOMAG in China: Your High-Tech and Innovation Partner for Furniture Production

on site. Thus, companies in China are also in the process of realizing their own vision of Industry 4.0 (Made in China 2025). Networked machines in the factories work using interlinked processes, with an

EUR 20,000 invested sustainably – "Beds4Poor" — HOMAG Cares donation for Tanzania

The "Beds4Poor" initiative At HOMAG, everything revolves around furniture — something that is often alien to the people in Kidatu. Where as those in wealthy parts of the world think about design, surfaces [...] doubt as to whether we want to support her in her work," say her two traveling companions. The "Beds4Poor" initiative At HOMAG, everything revolves around furniture - something that is often alien to the

Customer Magazine performance – issue 16 | 2017

Blueprint Robotics Breaking into new markets: Solid wood for New Zealand - XLam NZ News Blow-in technology 4.0: Quantum leap in timber work Multifunction bridge WMS 060 - Entry into automated timber frame construction