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Danckaert offers a wide variety of machinery to the local market. As hard as we try, it is nearly impossible to list every machine. This shows a broad range and some specifics of machinery we represent. Please contact your salesman for any additional information you may need. |
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GMC, located in Piacenza, Italy is the producer of Single End & Double End Tenoners, Profiling Machines, Electronic Arching Machinery, End-Matchers and Lines consisting of two or more machines with transfers for simple to complex operations. Some of the most common operations are end coping, shape and sand, raised panels, stiles and rails, flooring, furniture components, flush doors and entry doors. | |
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Stemas, located in Villa Fastiggi, Italy offers a variety of machinery. Amongst other products, they offer automatic and semi-automatic work centers for boring, cutting, trimming, bordering, milling, dowel insertion, and hot foil edging on profiles designed for cabinet doors and elements for solid wood, MDF and chipboard furniture. For over 24 years Stemas has been providing you with its experience and technology so that today it boasts consolidated relations with the most highly acclaimed companies in the furniture business worldwide. | |
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Lari & Lari, located in Certaldo, Italy, with it’s patents advanced systems, developed on oscillating chiseling machines consist of manually operated single head mortising machines to CN controlled axis single head mortising machines. Also, amongst the line up are multiple head mortising machines to CN controlled multiple head mortising machines consisting of boring as well. | |
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Regional Lines of Machinery (Regional Territory consist of Georgia and Alabama - if you need to locate your salesman, please click here) |
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HOLZ-HER machines can be found all over
in the world wherever wood is professionally machined or processed.
To be globally active and to provide the best possible up-to-date
solutions for our customers has been one of the basic principles of
HOLZ-HER since the establishment of the company by Karl Matthias
Reich in 1914. |
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Timesavers produces wood surfacing machines for the following categories: finish sanders, abrasive planers, combination knife planer/sanders, feed through orbitals, rough lumber abrasive planers, veneer polishers, seal sanders. As a pioneer in sanding technology for the woodworking and machine tool industries, Timesavers leads the way in widebelt sanders. With unmatched service and support, over 40,000 machines in the field today, and factory trained independent distributors, you can be sure that Timesavers will deliver "The finest finish in the world." | |
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CAMaster is a company based in the state of
Georgia that specializes in industry-specific CNC production
solutions. At the core of our business is a set of values
based solidly on the importance of the relationship between
the provider of goods (CAMaster) and YOU, our customers. It
is our solid determination to use our resources to promote
knowledge of the skills required in order for our customers
to simplify and amplify production of goods within the scope
of the customer's application and needs. Our machines are typically used in general manufacturing, sign making, cabinet-making, milling of non-ferrous metals, production of vacuum form molds, as well as in woodworking, plastics, and engraving fields. |
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Through a 15,000 square foot building located in South Bend, Indiana, OMGA, Inc. provides it extensive dealer network and clientele in the US, with a large selection of machinery always in stock, spare parts as well as pre and post sales technical support. The continued commitment and success in the North American market has made it possible for OMGA, Inc. to grow and continue its mission to provide the best available service for OMGA products. | |
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Midwest Automation was founded in Minneapolis, Minnesota in
1959 by John Anderson as a precision machine shop doing
contract work for 3M, Honeywell, and other well-known
companies in the area. In 1966, Midwest purchased Hypaco, a
manufacturer of miter saws for fabricating kitchen
countertops which was its introduction into the wood
industry. In the 1970's, Midwest Automation expanded its line of woodworking machinery by acquiring the Corfab from Possiss Engineering, and postforming and laminating equipment from Bechtold Engineering. Kenneth Holley purchased Midwest Automation in 1987 and subsequently moved the company to a new 40,000 square foot manufacturing facility in 1996. The product line has expanded to include adhesive applications, flat panel laminating, material handling, and engineered systems. |
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In 2003,
ORMA•Midwest was formed between longtime business
associates, Midwest Automation and ORMA Macchine of Bergamo,
Italy, with emphasis on expanding ORMA's market share in
North America.
ORMA Macchine, founded in Italy in 1963, is a manufacturer of hydraulic pressing systems which include membrane presses, hot and cold presses, and frame presses, with over 7,000 installed worldwide. ORMA Macchine currently employs over 150 employees operating in 4 factories totaling 150,000 square feet in Bergamo, and produce 400 to 500 machines annually. |
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Greco Manufacturing was founded in 1987 by Steve Greco with
the purchase of a portion of DayCo Industries. In 1998, Joe
Messer and a group of investors purchased Greco
Manufacturing which operated out of a 20,000 square foot
facility located in Dowagiac, Michigan.
In 2004, Greco Manufacturing LLC was formed to acquire the assests of Greco Manufacturing Company and subsequently moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota. Today the product line includes 3D laminating presses, aviation presses, seat bonders, and liquid polyurethane systems for laminating composite panels for the SIP and RV industries. |
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Lobo Machinery have a wide range of top-quality machinery for all industrial manufacturers' and small users' requirements for reasonable prices. Lobo makes every effort to assure that its equipment meets the highest possible standards of quality and durability. We are proud of our line of woodworking machines, including edgebander, rip saw, band, table and CNC panel saws; moulders; wide-belt, edge, curve and profile sanders; boring systems; lathes; planers, moulders, raised panel door shapers. | |
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Quick Machinery Company is a provider of high quality, high value, reasonably-priced industrial gluing equipment to the North American woodworking industry. We’re located in Kelseyville, Lake County, California, approximately 100 miles north of San Francisco. | |
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WEIMA America brings a diverse line of shredding and grinding equipment to the wood, plastics- and recycling industry and for the production of substitute fuels. We offer a broad range of products from standard machines to custom solutions for any size reduction requirements. Our machine program for shredding, briquetting and size reduction: Single-Shaft-Shredder, Four-Shaft-Shredder, Horizontal Shredder, Briquetting Presses, and Special Machines. | |
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Renzo
Balestrini set up the Company in 1954, and decided the
Company's business activity was to specialize itself in
particular sectors. The founder began by manufacturing circular blade and sliding-carriage tenoning machines, but soon in 1956 his innovative mind gave birth to the first patent and in 1959 this led him to realize the machine that launched the Company's activity on markets throughout the world. It was the 2TAO tenoning machine, the first round-end tenoning machine to work in an automatic cycle, with two work-tables capable of producing horizontal, vertical tenons cut with compound angles. The machine represented a true revolution for those times; indeed, 40 years later this type of machine, consequently updated according to modern techniques (today it is called PICO), remains an essential cutting-edge machine tool for every chair-producing factory in any part of the world. |
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For over 20 years Conquest Industries, Inc. has manufactured equipment and supplies for both the entrepreneurial as well as the established manufacturing concern. With more than 50 employees and annual sales in excess of $9,000,000 we market our products all over the world. Conquest Industries is headquartered in Santa Fe Springs, CA with branches in Guadalajara, Tijuana, and Mexico City, Mexico and serves our worldwide customers with over 50,000 square feet of facilities. Conquest Industries is a company that has built our reputation on quality and integrity. | |
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Evans Machinery, Inc. has been a leader in the Postforming
and Laminating Industry for over 30 years. With
installations all over the world, people just like you are
manufacturing countertops, desktops and laminating panels
with Evans Equipment. Evans Machinery is committed to bringing you superior machinery at an affordable price. We offer a broad line of Postformers, Laminating equipment , Saws and Finishing Accessories , & T-Edge Applicator Equipment. |
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Pocket Hole Joinery in its’ simplest terms is drilling a hole at an angle into one workpiece and then joining it to a second workpiece with a self-tapping screw. This technique was actually invented by the Egyptians as they clamped two workpieces together and then bored a hole at an angle from one workpiece into the second workpiece. They then inserted a dowel with some glue and cut it off flush with the surface. This technique continued to evolve over the years into two main joinery methods, doweling and more recently, pocket hole joinery. The modern pocket hole joint grew in popularity with the creation of the self-tapping screw in the 1980’s which eliminated the need to drill into the second workpiece altogether. | |
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"We are not satisfied with a good solution if there is a better one. Therefore, at MARTIN, we are always working on making our machines even easier to operate, achieving a higher working quality, developing new areas of application and being able to produce end results more efficiently. We regard the machines that we develop as tools for your economic success, and therefore do everything during construction to co-ordinate them perfectly to your current and future requirements - from the standard machine right up to the special purpose solution.” | |
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Extrema meets all your woodworking machinery needs by manufacturing high production machines, equipment, and supplies designed for use in the cabinet, millwork, and lumber industry, yet perfectly suited for operation in your home or shop. | |
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Thomas is a manufacturer of high performance equipment for the woodworking industry. We manufacture conveyors, material handling and wood processing machines. Thomas Manufacturing is dedicated to solving problems through efficient, innovative solutions. We are committed to building quality machines. We are committed to constant enhancement of machine performance and appearance. We are committed to giving our customers dependable service. We are committed to acting responsibly and fairly in all our business relationships with our customers, vendors and employees. | |
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CORAL
Engineering project and realize PLANTS FOR THE AIR
TREATMENT. The firm is part of the CORAL S.p.A. industrial group, that has 20 years of experience in the sector of the air, use next-generation technological tools. The reliability of the installations performed in past and those actual are of high quality, confirmed and assured by the certifications. |
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Vision Statement At the very top of our pyramid is our Vision—To Lead the World in Filtration Solutions. There are three things we must do to lead the world in filtration solutions. We must develop the best technology to our customers. We must offer the best customer support. And we must supply the best value. Mission Statement Three key words convey our mission: improve, enhance and protect. These are powerful words and they help us set our priorities for the future. We provide the solutions that improve people’s lives, enhance our customers’ equipment performance, and protect the environment. |
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In working closely with each of Aetna Group SpA’s member companies, Aetna Group USA is able to offer innovative products that display advanced technology, which have been extensively proven and distributed throughout the world. One example is the Robot model which has over 15,000 in use worldwide. | |
