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Martin Arula, managing director for the newly opened Toftan 2 sawmill in Estonia says there is zero tolerance for processing mistakes at the mill which uses scanning technology that can change saw patterns in a matter of seconds.
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EACOM’s Elk Lake mill’s Autolog Pro Grader planer optimization scanning system adds a wide array of visual defect detection.
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USNR has developed a cost-effective optimization solution that significantly improves the log breakdown process.
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3D scanning and inspection solutions developer LMI Technologies (LMI) has launched a new line of modular multi-point scanners called the Gocator 200 Series.
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At Resolute’s Ignace, Ont., mill a Comact C1 scanner determines the optimal sawing solution for the single-line Comact canter-quad, followed by a DDM-SB with an integrated optimized log turner.
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Applying BioVision in the sawmill increases your finished grade outturn, recovery, and total value. BioVision combines color vision technology with high-density geometric scanning to deliver the highest value optimized decisions for grade and recovery, based on the detection of natural and manufacturing defects, and the configurable grade allowances per product.
And you don’t have to replace your current scanning system! Independent modules allow for a controlled migration from geometric scanning to BioVision grade scanning. With a simple bolt-on upgrade, the system can be added to any existing transverse MillExpert scanner
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New Brunswick-based Fornebu Lumber achieved its scanning and optimization goals by investing in its people. Some employees undertook training to better operate the Prologic+ and Autolog scanners in place throughout the mill.
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CFI has a rundown of the latest scanning and optimizing equipment available for sawmills in Canada.
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SIMPLE: Install in minutes. Flexible, intuitive calibration techniques.
RELIABLE: Withstand extreme vibration, dust, moisture. Backed by a 5-year warranty.
MADE FOR SAWMILLS: Designed specifically for tough conditions. Easy operation, precise data.
Today’s mills rely on JoeScan for bucking, carriages, sharp-chains, edgers, gangs, trimmers and more.
Come see JoeScan founder Joey Nelson’s presentation at OptiSaw on June 5th!
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When Tolko Armstrong lumber mill in British Columbia chose ifm’s 3D sensors to replace the photoeyes on its unscrambler as part of a larger upgrade to the mill in 2014, Dwayne Bueckert, a control systems specialist with Tolko Armstrong lumber mill, was a bit sceptical.
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From pre-sorting logs beyond small, medium and large to cutting for the mass timber construction market, speakers at OptiSaw West mill automation and optimization forum challenged a crowd of sawmillers to ask themselves: Why not?
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The optimizer only knows what we tell it. Not only do we have to define all the product details (e.g. thickness, width, length, grade, etc.) we also have to define all the mechanical parameters.
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May 29-31, 2018
Location: Charlottetown, P.E. I.
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June 5-8, 2018
Location: Prince George Civic Centre, Prince George, B.C.
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