Biesse Canada to host Woodworking Technology Days 2025 at its new Material Hub

VAUGHAN, Ontario — Biesse Canada, a provider of advanced machinery and systems for woodworking and multi-material processing, is set to host Woodworking Technology Days (WTD) 2025 at its newly inaugurated Material Hub in Vaughan, Ontario. The company said this event marks a "major milestone in Biesse’s strategy to drive innovation and growth in the Canadian manufacturing sector."

Woodworking Technology Days is scheduled for Oct. 21-24. 

"The Vaughan Material Hub is a cornerstone of our Canadian strategy," said Greg Guleserian, CEO of Biesse Canada. "It reflects our ongoing investment in technology, infrastructure, and people to support manufacturers across the country. Biesse is here for the long term, providing solutions that enable growth, efficiency, and innovation."

Industry expertise and leadership
Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from Jason Varelli, Vice President of Systems for Biesse in the US and Canada, a seasoned leader in the woodworking industry. Jason brings deep expertise in production, manufacturing, and engineering, and will provide valuable insights on optimizing workflows, leveraging automation, and maximizing operational efficiency.

Widely recognized as an industry influencer, his vision, hands-on approach, and proven leadership in advancing automation and production technologies have set benchmarks across North America, helping manufacturers bring clarity and innovation to every project they undertake.

Shawn Colepaugh, Biesse Canada Commercial Director, will be on-site, offering valuable guidance and practical insights to Canadian manufacturers. Attendees will benefit from his extensive experience and have the opportunity to engage directly with the team in meaningful, in-depth discussions.

  • Event highlights
    WTD 2025 will showcase Biesse's latest innovations, including:
    • CNC Nesting & 5-Axis Machining – Precision solutions for high-efficiency, flexible production
    • Automated Edgebanding – Combining speed with consistent quality for modern manufacturing
    • MDF & Veneer Door Sanding – Advanced finishing technology for superior results
    • bSuite Software – Integrated digital solutions connecting design and production
    • Behind-the-Scenes Cabinet Production Showcase – A live demonstration of the complete cabinet-making process, including programming, cutting, dowel insertion, and edge application. This immersive experience offers attendees a unique look into the precision and efficiency of Biesse’s integrated technologies.

Attendees can look forward to a meaningful engagement experience at the Material Hub, designed to facilitate direct interactions with the Biesse team and in-depth discussions about technology and market opportunities.

Exciting developments to come
Biesse Canada is preparing to unveil additional innovations and initiatives in the coming months. The company is eager to share these advancements with both the market and its customers, reinforcing its position as a long-term leader in the woodworking industry. “We can’t wait to show the industry what’s next,” added Guleserian.

The Vaughan Material Hub reflects Biesse Canada’s long-term investment in the Canadian market, providing an immersive environment to showcase innovation and deliver tangible value to manufacturers. The facility positions Biesse to capitalize on growing demand for automation, digital integration, and multi-material solutions, reinforcing its role as a market leader.

About Biesse Canada
Biesse Canada, a subsidiary of Biesse, provides machinery and systems for processing wood, glass, stone, and advanced materials. With a focus on innovation, quality, and customer support, Biesse Canada enables manufacturers to optimize workflows, improve efficiency, and drive sustainable growth.

For more information and to register for WTD 2025, visit the event’s website.
 

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