A new lumber sorting line made by Springer started up operations at Despond mill in Switzerland. Lumber with lengths ranging from 4 to 5 meters is graded and sorted with a system capacity of 60 cycles. The overall package also comprises the MiCROTEC M3 scanner for moisture detection with a downstream ViScan for strength measurement - the first of its kind in Switzerland.

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Despond starts up new lumber sorting line made by Springer

Jun 18, 2014. /Lesprom Network/. A new lumber sorting line made by Springer started up operations at Despond mill in Switzerland. Lumber with lengths ranging from 4 to 5 meters is graded and sorted with a system capacity of 60 cycles. The overall package also comprises the MiCROTEC M3 scanner for moisture detection with a downstream ViScan for strength measurement - the first of its kind in Switzerland, as the company said in the press release received by Lesprom Network.

"Thanks to the high degree of automation, we are able to cut our production costs significantly and our customers are given added value through this new system combination," says Despond owner Jean-François Rime.

Springer is Europe’s number one in developing innovative solutions for the timber industry.