68 | Feature: Salvamac
SUMMARY
■ Salvamac was co-founded by Christian Salvador and Ziemowit Dolkowski
■ It has experienced 50% growth in recent months
■ The Salvapush 2000 has a new version of software
■ Salvamac’s upcut saws have evolved FUELS GROWTH INNOVATION
Salvamac has continued to thrive during the pandemic, thanks to a philosophy of continuous innovation
Salvamac is the result of over 20 years of experience of the founding partners, Christian Salvador and Ziemowit Dolkowski, who continue to demonstrate their passion for and deep knowledge of the woodworking machinery sector.
This, together with a continuous review of the market and adapting to circumstances, has allowed the company to not just survive the Covid-19 pandemic, but to thrive and do good business. Adversity has proved to be fertile ground for innovation.
“Our growth has been greater than 50% in recent months and it is a success that we really did not expect,” said Mr Dolkowski, co-founder. “A success that has not only concerned traditional and already consolidated products but the entire production range and which has led us to the creation of something greater: Salvamac Group.”
“I have always considered change as a fundamental evolutionary moment”, added Christian Salvador, co-founder. “Even when a moment seems negative, it is actually a great opportunity for growth. “We know that the times we live in are not
easy, but we are convinced that the spirit of sacrifice combined with ethics and human relationships may be the only solution. With this corporate and personal philosophy, innovation finds continuous space for new ideas, products and production systems. Innovate, innovate, innovate!
“Salvamac strongly believes in the future, in true values and in continuous progression,” added Mr Salvador.
Salvamac’s leading optimising saw is the Salvapush 2000, an automatic cross- cutting saw that is presented with a brand new version of software that allows anyone to manage it simply and completely like a
smartphone, with website graphics and all the practicalities of a large touchscreen for setting data, in digital communication among all electronic components.
Not only that, the recent developments in bar code data import and the relative just-in-time management systems (from the development of the customer’s order to the finished product) make it a unique solution on the market for production processes even in single batches, said Mr Salvador. Very flexible and cutting edge technical solutions make it possible to communicate both upstream and downstream with company software management, thus creating the fundamental principles of Industry 4.0. The new exclusive mechanical solutions are also present for both the cutting system and the pusher system – solutions that are showing all their potential and flexibility at the customers’ facilities.
Above: Salvamac’s Salvapush 2000
Opposite top: The Salvastop system electronically manages the stopping and positioning of the boards or profiles to be cut Opposite bottom: The touchscreens are user friendly
TTJ | May/June 2021 |
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