Striebig Exhibits At Europe’s Largest Woodworking Machinery Show
As the industry celebrates LIGNA turning 50, 2025 marks 50 years of Swiss vertical panel saw manufacturer, Striebig exhibiting at Europe’s largest woodworking machinery show.
Whilst the machines being demonstrated on Striebig’s stand this year look worlds away from the company’s first wooden framed vertical panel saw which was launched in 1960, the Striebig name continues to be synonymous with accuracy, quality and longevity.
“We’ve never missed a show,” begins Marco Ress, International Sales Manager at Striebig. “Striebig have been exhibiting at LIGNA since it first opened its doors five decades ago. At this point, we’d already been designing, building and selling vertical panel saws to the German woodworking fraternity for over 15 years but LIGNA did – and still does – offer a great platform for us to present our products on an international stage. Without a doubt, LIGNA has helped us to grow our company and cement our reputation in the industry.”
Space Saving Vertical Panel Saws
Today, Striebig’s space-saving vertical panel saws equate to around 70% of the vertical panel saw market and it is clear to see why.
On this year’s stand, visitors were able to explore Striebig’s BaseCut and ExpertCut optimisation software offering, as well as the manufacturer’s Optistock warehouse management module which has been designed to help you manage your external remnant stock. Plus, for the first time, Striebig showcased its new, fully automatic, programmable panel pusher on its top-of-the -range 4D vertical panel saw.
Striebig 4D Vertical Panel Saw
Marco explains, “The Striebig 4D is the world’s first automated vertical panel saw to offer intelligent cut optimisation and it continues to be a huge draw for larger manufacturers looking to streamline their production.
The new addition to the 4D optimises the cutting process even further. The panel pusher moves the panel into the required cutting position while the saw blade is automatically repositioning itself.
Moving in tandem, the time between each cut is reduced, optimising workflow. On the surface, this may seem like a relatively minor modification but when you calculate the time saved when cutting large volumes of sheet material or when multiple vertical and horizontal cuts are required from each board, it shouldn’t be underestimated. It’s been a great talking point at the show and an opportunity to showcase Striebig’s ongoing commitment to Industry 4.0.”
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