technology

Motion Industries names VP – Southeast Group

Motion Industries Inc., a leading distributor of maintenance, repair, and operation replacement parts, and a premier provider of industrial technology solutions, is pleased to announce the promotion of Jon Tart to Vice President of the Company’s Southeast Group, effective March 1, 2022.

By Larry Adams, March 4, 2022 | 9:17 am CST

Event Coverage

Ligna gears up for fall live event

Almost 900 companies are planning a presence in the fair September 27 to October 1, 2021, in 10 halls and the outdoor area at the Messegelande.

By Karl D. Forth, February 25, 2021 | 12:52 pm CST

Event Coverage

'Keep America Machining' offers live streams of IMA Schelling Group, Barbaric and C.R. Onsrud technology

RALEIGH, N.C. — Live streaming of technology will be presented by C.R. Onsrud and IMA Schelling Group, a provider IMA, Schelling and Barbaric products, as part of the companies' jointly held “Keep America Machining” event for the woodworking, plastics and metalworking industries.

August 5, 2020 | 5:19 pm CDT

Event Coverage

Rave reviews for Mexico's Magna Expo Mueblera woodworking fair

MEXICO CITY - Thousands of wood industry professionals from throughout North and Central America converged on Mexico City for the Magna Expo Mueblera trade fair. Mexico's largest woodworking industry event, Magna Expo Mueblera took place Jan. 17-20 at the Centro Banamex exhibition center in Mexico City.

By Karen M. Koenig, January 20, 2018 | 12:04 pm CST

AWFS News

Stiles to bring European technology to AWFS Fair

Stiles Machinery is introducing new technologies and solutions to North America following Ligna 2017 in Hanover, Germany.

By Karl D. Forth, June 14, 2017 | 6:20 pm CDT

Woodworking Industry News

Control your sofa with an app

Lift-Bit is a shape-shifting sofa with embedded motion-tracking sensors that can be reconfigured remotely via an app.

By Karl D. Forth, June 5, 2017 | 7:45 am CDT

IWF Products

A CNC technology bridges the gap between beam saws and nested routers

With speed and precision, the GS will bridge the gap between nesting on a conventional CNC router and cutting books of panels on a beam saw. It will offer the best of both worlds. With an average nest time of around 2 minutes, it can produce more than double the output of a typical CNC router.

By Bill Esler, October 1, 2016 | 7:21 pm CDT

Project Gallery

Click furniture technology causes excitement at IWF 2016

ATLANTA, Ga. - At IWF 2016, Välinge presented its locking technology for furniture. The technology is called 5G-T and is based on the 5G locking system that has been used worldwide by licensees in the production of more than 900,000,000 m2 of flooring area.

September 3, 2016 | 3:04 pm CDT

Woodworking Industry News

Piab acquires Kenos vacuum gripper business

Acquisition enables Piab to enter the large area vacuum gripper market at full speed. A strategic step towards building the global leader in industrial automation components

By Bill Esler, August 29, 2016 | 11:17 pm CDT

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Motion Industries names VP – Southeast Group

Ligna gears up for fall live event

'Keep America Machining' offers live streams of IMA Schelling Group, Barbaric and C.R. Onsrud technology

Rave reviews for Mexico's Magna Expo Mueblera woodworking fair

Stiles to bring European technology to AWFS Fair

Control your sofa with an app

A CNC technology bridges the gap between beam saws and nested routers

Click furniture technology causes excitement at IWF 2016

Piab acquires Kenos vacuum gripper business

Furniture maker Kimball Office invests in ShareDesk

War of words over continuing lumber tariffs

LP completes sale of engineered wood products business

Tafisa Canada names vice-president sales and marketing

Northeast Group Holdings acquires Crane Woodworking

Saint-Gobain completes acquisition of exterior building products company

Genesis Products celebrates its 20th anniversary at IWF 2022

Students compete in first live SkillsUSA Cabinetmaking contest since 2019

Madison's Lumber Reporter: Most lumber prices flat as benchmark items rise