Woodworking machinery distributor, TM Machinery Sales Ltd, has opened its brand new showroom in Leicester. Spanning over 80 square meters, the new machinery showroom, which has been completed alongside an extended stores department, spacious open-plan offices and upgraded employee rest area – features three Striebig vertical panel saws.
The Swiss vertical panel saw specialist, Striebig isn’t new to optimisation – it’s an option that’s been on the top model, the Striebig 4D, for a while – but in a move that will be welcomed by many existing Striebig customers, the company showed the prototype of its first retro-fittable optimisation system at Holz-Handwerk, which is expected to be available in the UK from autumn 2018.
“Lean manufacturing is a fundamental part of our business,” begins David Davis, Operations Director at Trovex. “This means putting the right processes in place to maintain quality, accuracy and speed of fabrication.” To assist in this manufacturing process, the hygienic interiors manufacturer has invested in its first Striebig Control 4216 vertical panel saw, which was supplied and installed by machinery distributor, TM Machinery.
TM Machinery talks to Brian Johnson, Woodworking Machinery Sales Manager at The Saw Centre, now exclusive Striebig agents in Scotland for TM Machinery.
Woodworking machinery distributor, TM Machinery Sales Ltd, has embarked on a new dealer partnership with Scottish-based machinery specialist, The Saw Centre. The relationship sees The Saw Centre named as the exclusive agent for Striebig in Scotland from January 2018.
“Our brand is synonymous with quality, precision and longevity. For over 55 years we have specialised in the production of vertical panel saws and our in-house development team, which works out of our Swiss head quarters in Lucerne, create built to order machines that can be made to meet your exact specifications.”
TM Machinery’s distribution partners were out in force at this year’s Ligna exhibition in Hannover, with new product launches from German dust extraction specialists, AL-KO and Swiss vertical panel saw manufacturer, Striebig, taking centre stage.
“Working with TM Machinery was easy and fuss free,” begins Andy Brook, Technical Services Officer and Technical Staff Manager at the University of Southampton’s Winchester School of Art.
Vertical saws facilitate more than just the sizing cut of wood-based materials. This year, Striebig’s Ligna stand will showcase this concept for itself and focus on the brands ‘diversity.’
Leicester-based woodworking machinery supplier, T.M. Machinery Sales Ltd, has expanded its Sales Team with the introduction of Gareth Dean.
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