TORONTO — EBI Electric, a supplier of electrical engineering products and services, will display its vision scanning system that helps sawmills quickly optimize hardwood and softwood lumber production.
As wood moves down the line, the scanner reads each board. It checks the size, the shape, and even spots things like knots, cracks, or color changes. Aa a result, every cut is better placed, with less waste and more usable wood.
See More: EBI Electric’s scanner uses a high-tech vision system that finds small defects in real time —without slowing down a line. It catches burn marks, stains, and other flaws that affect quality. Each board is scanned not just for its size, but for its true value, the company says, adding that even pieces that would usually be rejected can now be recovered and used smarter.
Simple to Use: EBI Electric says the scanner was designed with real workplaces in mind so there is no need to overhaul production setup. Its touchscreen interface allows operators to quickly check results or adjust settings.
AI Power: An optional AI module learns from operator choices and improves over time. This feature, EBI Electric says, gets smarter with every shift—without adding complexity.
Built Tough: The EBI Inspector scanner is durable, precise, and ready to go from day one. Whether cutting wood for furniture, flooring, or components, it helps get the best out of every board.
See EBI Electric at booth #931. Learn more at ebielectric.com.
About the Woodworking Machinery & Supply Conference and Expo
For more than four decades, WMS has connected Canada's woodworking professionals with the world's most prominent machinery manufacturers and industry suppliers. This year's show, November 12-14, moves to the Toronto Congress Centre located minutes away from Pearson International Airport. In addition to being the largest tradeshow, WMS 2025 will feature industry best practice presentations plus the opportunity for attendees to earn CEUs by attending some of the sessions Also on tap are a full-day Closets Symposium and the return of the popular WMS Live Auction.
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For information about exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities, contact Gavin McAuliffe of Corcoran Expositions at 312-265-9649 or [email protected]. For general inquiries, contact Kim LeBel, Executive Director - Events, [email protected].
More Woodworking Network events
CNC Bootcamp | The Closets Symposium: Two full-day educational programs followed by the Woodworking Network Leadership Reception, Monday, July 21, at the AWFS Fair in Las Vegas. Learn more.
Wood Pro Expo Lancaster, Oct. 23-24, 2025, Spooky Nook Sports/Warehouse at the Nook Hotel, Manheim, Pa.
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