The Wood Machinery Manufacturers of America (WMMA) will continue its time-honored tradition of organizing an exhibition pavilion when LIGNA plays host to the global woodworking community, May 11-15, 2015 in Hannover, Germany.

Delcam will demonstrate applications in woodworking for machining with robots on stand C09 in Hall 12 at LIGNA 2015 exhibition to be held in Hannover from 11th to 15th May.

Wood-plastic composites (WPCs) represent a promising market for the wood industry, using techniques such as extrusion and injection molding, unconventional for wood processors. B&R will shares its expertise at LIGNA 2015.

ColorGATE shows its concepts for digital industrial décor reproduction printing for the areas of RIP Software, Color Management, printer control at LIGNA 2015 the world's leading trade fair for the woodworking industry

LIGNA 2015 paving the way to Industry 4.0; Lecture program on “Networked production in the furniture industry” ; Guided Tours take in the highlights in networked production and automation technology

“Surprisingly versatile”: special display on wood processing machines and technologies that can also process non-wood materials such as plastics and composites; staged in partnership with University of Stuttgart Institute for Machine Tools at Stand F21 in Hall 16 Hannover.

Industry 4.0 will be the buzz at LIGNA 2015, drawn from European wood manufacturing and other industries. It is based on high-tech strategy of the German government to promote computerization on a much larger scale than is currently used.

The special machine manufacturer Wintersteiger will be presenting its entire product range at the LIGNA from 11th to 15th May in Hannover, Germany.

About ten percent of forest wood in Germany goes into engineered wood products. Manufacturers produce an average of some six million cubic meters of particle board, four million cubic meters of fiberboard and one million cubic meters of waferboard.

The joinery trade is undergoing radical change as computer-aided production systems increasingly support or even replace traditional work processes and structures, say LIGNA 2015 woodworking show organizers.