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.

“We are planning to ramp up our marketing and sales efforts to better connect with our customers that we won't get to see in person at IWF,” said Thermwood Corp.’s Duane Marrett. “We are planning to produce a series of videos featuring our Cut Ready Cut Center and other CNC routers that highlight the capabilities of each, as well as giving tips and tricks to help with tooling, fixturing and assembling.

Peak Toolworks introduced the Endurance Diamond fingerjoint cutter, and planned to feature it at IWF.

IMA Schelling is working on an open house and workshops in Raleigh which will give their customers the opportunity to engage with them like they would have at the IWF.

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.

Microjig using video conferencing and other techniques to promote its popular line of clamps, clamping fixtures, and jigs.

In person events at showrooms will help promote new products such as CNC routers as well as other other value priced machines and tools.

Cefla’s main focus for 2020 has been its Ubiquo Teleservice Kit, a plug-in kit that enables its technicians to remotely connect to Cefla finishing lines (new or old) anywhere in the world to diagnose technical issues.