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Goodbye endless paperwork, hello digital job folder

HOMAG machines: a CNC machine (CENTATEQ), an edge banding machine (EDGETEQ), as well as a SAWTEQ B-300 panel dividing saw and a STORETEQ S-200 as a saw-panel storage combination. In addition to product

Popp GmbH & Co. KG: Storage system and saw deal with normal panel

from Holzma to initially cut the package into four or five strips that are 4100 mm long and perhaps 300 to 500 mm wide. The Popp joinery supplies series and one-off products to industrial companies, but

Automated Homag TLF storage system

order. More output with HPP Power Concept At the heart of the plant is the HPP saw. “The model HPP 300 comes with Power Concept and automatic labelling in the storage. It is a very compact machine. It’s

State-of-the-art automation

5040 panels. Connected to the storage system—but not integrated in the entire line—is an SAWTEQ B-300 (HPP 300) panel saw with pressure beam labeling. Where necessary, this can be used for individual cuts

Modular constructions in different varieties

production with an automated production line from WEINMANN, which offers us an additional capacity of 2,300 modular units of 40 m² each. Now we are able to produce 3,900 modular units each year. With the automated

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fitted furniture manufacturers. Based in two units, Fern Doors’ facility covers a combined total of 1,300 sq. ft. with 20 staff members. Dealing exclusively with trade customers, its range features a variety

Browns 2000 enhances efficiency with HOMAG STORETEQ & SAWTEQ Cell

help, Browns 2000 found the perfect solution: the STORETEQ & SAWTEQ Cell, which includes a STORETEQ P-300 single-axis storage and retrieval system feeding a SAWTEQ S-320 panel dividing beam saw, all powered

A smart factory for Yamato Scientific.

sorting buffer which was not digitally connected. The installation of HOMAG panel diving saw SAWTEQ B-300 , edge banding machine EDGETEQ S-500 , with return conveyor LOOPTEQ O-600 , CNC processing center DRILLTEQ

Nesting and edging - HOMAG Group

with programming work. Having moved to the new premises in Revesby early this year, they grew from 300 square metres to now 1,700 square metres. Company owner Matthew Kitchin, shopfitter by trade, has gained

Bridges build houses

annual output of around 250 houses, but according to Marschall, the system has a capacity of up to 300 units in two-shift operation. Wolf's bespoke software ensures a smooth production process. "We have