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IMEAS
At Ligna 2023 IMEAS will feature its range of EvoL sanders and automation solutions aimed at new market segments. IMEAS has recently introduced its own solution for sanding glulam beams on four sides, developing a specifically conceived side sander, the EvoL-Side. Having a standard working thickness of 700mm (28in) it is possible to adapt the EvoL-Side to various useful working widths by combining it with conventional sanders for working the upper and lower faces of the glulam beam. In the cross-laminated timber panel
segment, there were continuous technical improvements to its EvoL-CLT sanders that offer flexible configurations and a useful width up to 3600mm (12ft). For factory automation and integration
IMEAS’ offer includes the Full Control System PLUS (FCS+), a complete hardware and software package capable of communicating with factory management systems (MES, ERP) to control the sanding process, substantially improving the quality and consistency of the final product by minimising human intervention and errors. HALL 26, STAND E58
IPCO IPCO will use Ligna 2023 to highlight the service and support services it provides to press manufacturers and WBP producers alike.
The stand will feature a dedicated productivity centre, manned by WBP belts specialists, where repair and maintenance techniques will be explained. Tools on show will include the company’s Shotpeener Pro, a portable unit used to restore deformed steel belts to a totally flat condition, without interrupting production. With a global service network, IPCO’s
teams provide support if a problem does occur. And more serious issues can be handled by IPCO’s press priority team – specialists who can offer practical support anywhere in the world at short notice. The company is also a leading manufacturer of precision scattering systems and will highlight the benefits of this technology in the production of abrasion- resistant flooring. Another area of operation is digital printing, where IPCO steel belts enable high speed, high precision printing. HALL 26, STAND D58
PAL PAL Srl will be at the long awaited 2023 edition of Ligna, its stand showcasing some of its top-selling equipment in the screening and wood preparation areas. Amongst these will be the latest evolution
PAGNONI Pagnoni Impianti, the Italian manufacturer of pressing lines for the woodworking industry, presents at Ligna 2023 its wide range of products and engineering services and takes the occasion to celebrate its 175-year-old history (started in 1848) with its visitors. Thanks to its long manufacturing experience and technical expertise, Pagnoni Impianti can design and manufacture complete lines conceived for the woodworking and the furniture industries.
Among the latest projects, Pagnoni Impianti announces new plants to be delivered in Europe and Asia for the construction of multi-opening press lines for HPL production designed with a flexible solution, able to respond rapidly to the market requirements. Pagnoni is currently engaged in France
and Portugal with the supply of melamine short cycle lamination lines with single opening presses to leading international companies. Thanks to high specific pressure systems these press lines can achieve the deep embossing texture. HALL 26, STAND C75
of the “All in One” Cyclops optical sorter based on NIR detection technology equipped with artificial intelligence, compressed air blowers and the artificial intelligence to remove contaminants. The model can be integrated with a metal detector, blower and X-rays, and used to remove all kinds of contaminants from the wood flow - like plastic (including black plastic), rubber, foam, stones, metals (including stainless steel) and laminated chips. Thanks to the new module with which it is equipped, it is possible to control up to four users, amongst which NIR, VIS, ABAS utilise the same classification algorithms. PAL says the Cyclops technology enables MDF panels to be produced efficiently from recycled wood.
HALL 26, STAND D72
WBPI | April/May 2023 |
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