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WiN - woodworking INTERNATIONAL is the international magazine for the woodworking industry. We report on all aspects of woodworking from board materials, wood treatment to machines, tools and technical know-how, from timber engineering supplies to the latest developments in technologies and markets.

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FAIRS<br />

HOLZ-HANDWERK and FENSTERBAU FRONTALE <strong>2022</strong><br />

The trade show pairing of HOLZ-HANDWERK<br />

and FENSTERBAU FRONTALE <strong>2022</strong> has been rescheduled<br />

in close consultation with exhibitors:<br />

To meet multiple requests from registered<br />

exhibitors and enable all participants to plan<br />

with confidence, NürnbergMesse and VDMA<br />

Holzbearbeitungsmaschinen, as the organizer<br />

of HOLZ-HANDWERK, have jointly decided to<br />

postpone the combined event until Tuesday 12<br />

– Friday 15 July <strong>2022</strong>.<br />

Elke Harreiss, Director FENSTERBAU<br />

FRONTALE, and Stefan Dittrich, Director HOLZ-<br />

HANDWERK, add: “By acting early to reschedule<br />

HOLZ- HANDWERK and FENSTERBAU FRONTALE<br />

to a date in summer, we are accommodating the<br />

wishes of many exhibitors to provide a meeting<br />

place for the industry where they can network<br />

and do business in a positive atmosphere<br />

in <strong>2022</strong>. To achieve this, we are relying on a hygiene<br />

and access concept that has already proven<br />

successful and combines our customers’<br />

needs for personal interaction with safety in the<br />

best possible way. We are very grateful for the<br />

many constructive conversations with the advisory<br />

boards and industry representatives, which<br />

provided significant encouragement for this<br />

decision.<br />

VDMA Woodworking Machinery:<br />

Confidence for HOLZ-HANDWERK trade fair<br />

in summer<br />

Dr Bernhard Dirr, Managing Director of the<br />

VDMA Woodworking Machinery Association,<br />

comments on the July date of the HOLZ-<br />

HANDWERK <strong>2022</strong> trade fair. “Mid-July would<br />

certainly not be a desirable date in normal times,<br />

but we have to take the pandemic into account.<br />

The fact that the federal states with the most<br />

visitors do not yet have holidays is very convenient<br />

for us. In any case, we are looking forward<br />

to this important fair with confidence; we expect<br />

that a large number of the targeted visitors<br />

from the joinery and carpentry trades and other<br />

<strong>woodworking</strong> sectors will come to Nuremberg<br />

again. The commitment of renowned market<br />

participants such as Homag, Weinig, Biesse,<br />

Holz-Her, Leitz and Leuco is a clear signal from<br />

the exhibitor side.<br />

www.holz-handwerk.de<br />

DACH+HOLZ International<br />

DACH+HOLZ International will not be taking<br />

place as originally planned in February <strong>2022</strong><br />

in Cologne. The continuing coronavirus pandemic<br />

and unpredictable framework conditions<br />

for holding trade fairs as set by government<br />

policy make it impossible to plan such an<br />

event with any certainty. For this reason, the<br />

organiser and institutions responsible for the<br />

trade fair have unanimously agreed to postpone<br />

DACH+HOLZ International until July. It will now<br />

be held from 5 to 8 July <strong>2022</strong> (Tuesday to Friday)<br />

at the Cologne Exhibition Centre.<br />

www.dach-holz.com<br />

IWF <strong>2022</strong><br />

Of all the inquiries that arise among attendees<br />

at the International Woodworking<br />

Fair, “What’s new at IWF?” is the most<br />

frequently asked.<br />

One answer in a nutshell: the Challengers<br />

Award Entries. Every product, technology or solution<br />

entered is making its first appearance at<br />

an IWF show. Challengers Award Entries represent<br />

innovative technology in products, services,<br />

or manufacturing techniques that will advance<br />

wood manufacturing.<br />

Twenty-one finalists in the competition will<br />

be announced in the weeks running up to opening<br />

day, and seven winners in the competition<br />

will be unveiled on the morning of August 23,<br />

opening day of IWF <strong>2022</strong>.<br />

Just a few examples from among these firsttimers<br />

are new product brands, including two<br />

from that casegoods manufacturing hotbed,<br />

Jasper, IN: Robotic Solutions, a developer of robotic<br />

and automated materials handling systems<br />

and Cabentry, a software company making<br />

its debut at IWF.<br />

Other new names among First-time<br />

Exhibitors are IMMCO, a Richmond, VA manufacturer<br />

of Uniflow hot melt drum unloaders<br />

and distributor of Meler gluing solutions; and<br />

Swiss firm Rollomatic, which has established<br />

its U.S. operations in Mundelein, IL, and offers<br />

Strausek cutting and grinding tools, among other<br />

offerings.<br />

Also listed among First-Time Exhibitors are<br />

some familiar names, under new owners or distributor<br />

relationships, such as Gannomat-Akins,<br />

now owned and distributed by Wurth Baer<br />

Supply; and Altendorf, which has established<br />

itself as an independent global brand, launching<br />

Altendorf Group America in 2019, exhibiting<br />

at IWF <strong>2022</strong>. Altendorf has developed “Hand<br />

Guard” technology for its sliding table saws, a<br />

protection system that prevents serious injuries<br />

by instantly halting saw blade rotation upon<br />

skin contact.<br />

Also booked for IWF <strong>2022</strong> is Huber<br />

Engineered Woods. Huber is a name familiar<br />

for edgeband adhesives; this sister division supplies<br />

materials for construction and architectural<br />

interiors. And Web-Cab is exhibiting under<br />

its own banner for the first time. Its Production<br />

Coach technology distributed by RSA Solutions<br />

won a 2018 Challengers Award.<br />

IWF <strong>2022</strong> opens Tuesday, August 23 and<br />

runs through Friday, August 26 at the Georgia<br />

World Congress Center.<br />

www.iwfatlanta.com<br />

No. 1 • March <strong>2022</strong><br />

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