Making panel cutting even more cost-efficient

46 square metres of composite material panels cut to size on an area of just 100 square metres. Kögel PurFerro GmbH & Co. KG realises this at its work in Duingen. This is possible with the vertical Striebig sawing technology.

Striebig’s 50,000th vertical panel saw has been sold to Ireland’s only independently owned extruded aluminium profiles manufacturer, Architectural & Metal Systems Ltd (AMS). 

Windows and front doors from Moll close the openings of the house.  Classic interior fittings complete the portfolio. Precise vertical panel cutting is very important. Investments were made in a new STRIEBIG EVOLUTION.

While looking for a new vertical panel saw, Adrian Wirz came across the STRIEBIG EDITION 60 with integrated panel lowering device in a social media post. The Swiss-made innovative panel saw convinced him right away.

To ensure quality and efficiency of panel cutting, Klaus Boschert relies on continuous digitalisation. STRIEBIG ExpertCut optimises the cutting data of the Pytha 3D CAD software and transfers it directly to the vertical CONTROL in the workshop.

After replacing a more than 40-year old STRIEBIG STANDARD with a new STRIEBIG STANDARD S, including comfort package and scoring saw unit, the angle and dimensional precision are again fully guaranteed and the pre-fabrication optimised.

The right part at the right time in the right place: The STRIEBIG EVOLUTION with the STRIEBIG OptiDivide accessory enables efficient cutting with clear part identification using a label – printed directly on the machine.

With the construction of an additional production hall, Walter Schwendimann AG created space for the manufacture of wood construction elements. The new STRIEBIG CONTROL 7274 ensures optimum processes in the "1-person-cut" of large format panels.

Boissec AG from Bussigny, Switzerland, sees dramatic improvement in panel cutting with a new STRIEBIG CONTROL with ExpertCut cut optimisation. Customers have greatly valued this service for years. It is enjoying increasing popularity.

The great-great-grandfather worked on the extension of the rectory in Langerwehe as a carpenter and joiner. The 5th generation in the family business Möbel Herten is doing pioneering work in the digitalisation of work processes in joinery.

Master joiner Jens Richter is convinced by the 4D. It gives him an integrated solution, from the optimisation of the cut to the finished workpiece. This is partly thanks to the integrated panel optimisation programme

Independent timber mechant, Bates Timber, has invested in two STRIEBIG STANDARD TRK2 vertical panes saws in the last 18 months from leading machinery distributor; TM Machinery. Following a move to new premises that saw the Coventry-based company more than double in size and an increased demand for cut-to-size boards, investing in reliable and accurate machiner that would stand the test of time was a top priority for the growing business.