Technology, Materials, Live Events Unfold for Woodworking Manufacturing Month

Atlanta, GA—Action continues as Woodworking Manufacturing Month approaches its final days, with new materials developments, technology releases, and live learning events on the docket.

Launched October 1 by wood industry technology and materials associations WMMA and WMIA, Woodworking Manufacturing Month celebrates an industrial sector coming into its own. Wood manufacturing is delivering thousands of products for essential industries that are also fueling a post-COVID-19 reshaping of the U.S. economy.

Following the Grand Opening on October 18-19 opening of The Generator, a furniture development lab and manufacturing site sponsored by SCM Group during the High Point Market furniture show, Woodworking Manufacturing Month hosts two more events:

• October 25-29: Weima America is staging a week-long event celebrating Woodworking Manufacturing Month, showcasing machinery suitable for the wood industry.
• October 26 and 27 CR Onsrud, Barbaric, and Microvellum focus on technology solutions for addressing labor shortages.

WMMA and WMIA, owners of the International Woodworking Fair, engaged IWF to produce Woodworking Manufacturing Month (WWMM). Participating partners have been presenting a range of technologies that recognizes the increasingly precious nature of raw materials, the need for reduction of waste, and the shortage of available labor. Here’s a run down on what WWMM partners are sharing this month:

• 3B SpA
• AikenControls
• Allmoxy
• CR Onsrud
• Designs of Distinction-Brown Wood
• Krautzberger North America
• Lignomat USA
• Luxhammar thermal modification wood kilns
• Motimac USA brush sanding
• Nederman dust filtration
• Newman Machinery
• Nordfab Ducting
• Original Saw Company
• Peak Toolworks
• Safety Speed Manufacturing
• SCM Group
• Stiles Machinery
• Super Thin Saws
• Uniboard
• Weima

Beyond elevating industry visibility and championing the role of innovation as a growth engine, Woodworking Manufacturing Month aims to position the woodworking industry as a career destination. The industry embraces hundreds of woodworking suppliers, including developers of design systems, manufacturers of equipment and related technology, suppliers of lumber, panel, hardware, fasteners, coatings, and adhesives.

About IWF
In continuous operation for more than a half century, IWF is one of the world’s top events serving the custom and general woodworking industries with extensive penetration in specialty sectors, including: architectural woodwork; cabinetry; flooring; furniture manufacturing; engineered products; doors and windows; machinery, tools and metals; plastics; and more.

IWF attendees come to experience all that’s new and next in manufacturing technology, innovation, product design, learning, networking and emerging sectors in North America’s largest woodworking event. For the global woodworking community—from small shops to major manufacturers—IWF is where the woodworking business does business. www.iwfatlanta.com

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