8 Dec 2025
Glulam plant for the Kingdom of Bhutan
Preparations for the implementation of the engineered timber production line are well underway, and we are pleased to welcome representatives of the Royal Project Office to our company. This ambitious project, under the patronage of His Majesty the King
21 Oct 2025
Impressive turnkey solution
Complete glulam solution from Europe tailored to US market requirements In Dothan, Alabama, Smartlam has commissioned one of North America’s most modern glulam production lines. Ledinek, the machine supplier, built the entire plant as a turnkey solution.
4 Jun 2025
LIGNA 2025
With Ligna now behind us, we exhibitors are left with a clear mission: to continue innovating, developing new technologies, and preparing fresh solutions to proudly showcase at the next edition of the fair.
16 May 2025
Visit from Wood Technology Students
A group of students from the Master's degree programme in Wood Technology, jointly run by the University of Applied Sciences Biel, Switzerland and the University Rosenheim, Germany, visited our company as part of a professional excursion
7 May 2025
Precisely format large-format panels
New development eases workload in CLT plants Carpentry remains the bottleneck in many CLT plants. To ease the load on busy CNC machines and thus increase production output, Ledinek developed a multi-spindle machining center specifically for sizing
7 May 2025
For furniture-quality CLT
A single cross-laminated timber panel often contains several hundred individual parts. To enable a high-throughput, stable, and precise manufacturing process, single-layer panels bonded during assembly have established themselves
21 Apr 2025
Milestone reached
At its Abtenau site in the Tennengau region of Salzburg, Weinberger Holz recently reached a significant milestone in production: In just ten years, one million glulam beams were manufactured.
7 Apr 2025
Solid structural timber line from a single source
Compact, high-performance solid structural timber plant proves itself in continuous operation “Looking back, it was a good decision,” Anton Ruhdorfer says.