Full payback in less than one year with Kiln-Boss controls

Article Abstract:

Irvington-Moore's Kiln-Boss automated control system improves lumber quality through control of every major wood drying stage. Drying schedules are followed, problems are immediately noticed and production statistics are tabulated. There is no limit to the number of kilns that can be controlled and the price is much less than larger kiln control systems that offer the same services. Lumber degrade is kept to a minimum and production reports are produced on a computer printer.

Sawmills and planing mills, general, Product information, Technology application, Kilns, Irvington-Moore West

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Woodworking fair sets exhibit, visitor records

Article Abstract:

The 1992 International Woodworking Machinery and Furniture Supply Fair-USA was held Aug 21-24, 1992 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. The biennial exposition was attended by 23,422 visitors, up from 21,050 in 1990. Attendees focused on issues of product liability, Clean Air Act compliance, packaging, employee exposure to wood dust, dwindling raw material supplies and export and import influences.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, 1992 AD, International Woodworking Machinery and Furniture Supply Fair

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1993 buyer's guide directory

Article Abstract:

An alphabetical list of sources for equipment, supplies and services for the primary lumber processing industry is presented. The list includes address and telephone information, as well as fax and telex numbers when applicable. Included with the alphabetical list is an index by product category, which is itself indexed.

Directory, Lumber industry

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