Prior to the cancellation of IWF, Leuco had planned to feature its full range of tooling technology, including *new innovative solutions for through-feed machines,” said Abi Shaffer, director of marketing. To help promote its products and connect with customers, “We are planning to launch a virtual webinar or virtual trade show booth,” she said. Virtual Solutions by Leuco also allows for customers in need of solutions to connect with the tooling specialist through Zoom appointments.

Northtech expedites informal trade show to help make up for lost marketing opportunities from the cancelled IWF event.

Had IWF  not been cancelled, it would have marked European Woodworking Machinery Co.’s 25th exhibit at the biennial event and a celebration of the company’s 50th anniversary. 

Weima had planned to introduce two new schredders at IWF, the Horizontal Beaver 600 and the Beaver 400.

Prior to the cancellation of IWF, Elias Woodwork had planned to launch several new products at the show, including trendy new paint colors added to the company’s solid color collection, two new thermofoil door styles, and the Precision Series slim frame Shaker doors, a collection of six new door styles featuring a very narrow frame fixed to a 3/4-inch panel for a streamlined modern door style. Also on tap to be featured, the recently released five-piece laminate (polyester) door style and color options.

Five-day coast-to-coast tour will feature live events and livestreams to share information about Weinig and Holz-Her products.

Software and consulting company RSA Solutions plans to use remote techniques, association contacts, and other methods to get message out.

Midwest Automation was set to return to IWF after a brief hiatus when the coronavirus hit the nation. Together with Italian machinery manufacturer partners OMMA Macchine and ORMA Macchine, Midwest Automation manufactures a variety of high performance laminating and engineered systems for liquid polyurethane, epoxies, and PUR hotmelt adhesive applications, as well as a variety of water-based laminating machines and systems for the woodworking industry, noted Gary Haider, vice president of Sales.

Paintline planned to use IWF to demonstrate its innovative Portable Jobsite Spray Booth (PJSB), which is handy for spraying cabinet parts and other wood products.

Having exhibited at IWF since 1993, Oneida was committed to the show and had several new products that were entered in the IWF Challengers Awards.