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One of the major innovations is the new
technology applied in recycling MDF, a system that selects it from recycled chips, separates it out, and then passes the fibre through a complex cleaning system so that it may be reintroduced into the work process for the production of MDF or fibre for insulation. After spending some years analysing
PAL
Specialised in engineering as well as the supply of machinery and complete plants PAL Srl (IMALPAL Group) continues to make substantial investments in the design of high-tech integrated solutions for wood preparation.
and testing the process in the laboratory, PAL has successfully produced boards starting from 20% recycled fibre through to boards produced from 100% recycled fibre. In this process, PAL utilises specific machinery, some of which is patented. PAL, a leader in recycled wood, is able to supply the most suitable, flexible, reliable and customised solutions with extremely rapid response times through a customer- oriented service. HALL 26, STAND D72/1
SCHWABEDISSEN Schwabedissen develops machine concepts for double end tenoners (edge processing), for panel dividing saws and for CNC- processing centres. Typical applications are processing of
wood-based panels and various building materials as well as composite materials in various combinations. The high efficiency Schwabedissen double-
RAUTE Raute is shaping the resource-efficient future of engineered wood products. Raute will showcase its role as the leading
technology partner for veneer, plywood, and LVL production. From log handling to final panel trimming and data-driven optimisation, our integrated solutions help mills maximise yield, boost productivity, and improve resource efficiency.
Our complete mill expertise combines machinery, analysers, automation, and lifecycle services, supporting everything from individual machines to full production lines. We help customers modernise operations and meet evolving industry needs. Latest innovations include: • AI analysers for smarter decisions and accurate veneer grading • R7-hybrid peeling line to maximise yield down to a 25mm core
• MillSIGHTS for turning real-time data into actionable insights
Let’s shape the future of engineered wood production – together. Connect with our experts at LIGNA 2025 by visiting us at Hall 26 to explore our latest innovations HALL 26, STAND G61
end tenoner is used for longitudinal and cross processing of panel edges. For achieving the characteristic to be the most accurate processing machine, Schwabedissen’s double-end tenoners are characterised by their heavy-duty and sturdy construction. Typically you will find these machines in
panel tongue and groove applications all over the world. The saw systems are installed in trimming and pre-cutting applications (eg in sanding lines) and in book saw solutions (beam saws and gantry saws), too.
Joining both the benefits of a solid
construction based on more than 150 years of experience and the promising achievements of advanced technology – that’s Schwabedissen’s philosophy. Schwabedissen – precise machine
technology since 1872. HALL 26, BOOTH C24
SIEMPELKAMP “Smart. Sustainable. Siempelkamp”: Siempelkamp will be present at LIGNA 2025 under this motto. The focus will be on visionary concepts for the wood-based panel industry. For example, Siempelkamp will
showcase its digital platform “IQ” under the keyword “Smart”. Visitors to the booth can explore the holistic concept for the analysis, control and optimisation of complete plants. The “control room of the future” also represents a milestone towards complete plant autonomy. Siempelkamp’s “Smart” concept also includes the service experts’ Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) process.
The second component of Siempelkamp’s trade fair motto is “Sustainable”. It combines sustainability and resource efficiency, innovation and social responsibility.
A booth highlight in this regard is the Recycling Tower: illustrating Siempelkamp’s technologies and research activities relating to sustainable recycling solutions via augmented reality. The Siempelkamp service illustrates which
options modernisations open up for CO2 savings. The topics of energy and material savings, plus energy recovery can also be explored. HALL 26, STAND E27
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