AT LIGNA 2025, the Altendorf Group presented not just machines but an entire ecosystem for the modern workshop. The spotlight was not only on technological advancements but also on close collaboration with customers, dealers, and partners worldwide.
At the same time, the new management team used the opportunity to introduce themselves in this new formation and outline their strategic goals for the years ahead.
Product Highlights at a glance
Partners, end customers, and visitors experienced the following innovations and solutions live at the Altendorf Group‘s over 600 m˛ booth:
Altendorf F 35: The new sliding table saw was presented in several configurations, each tailored to specific use cases such as panel processing or solid wood applications. It features high ease of use, precise cutting results, and smart functions.
Designed with a robust build and future IIOT connectivity, the F 35 delivers consistent performance and efficiency — perfectly adapted to the needs of tradespeople.
Hebrock F next and K next Series: The popular edgebanding machines have undergone a comprehensive facelift. A new design, optimized control systems, and more powerful units ensure outstanding quality, user comfort, and maximum efficiency. Visitors at the booth were able to experience firsthand the many improvements in usability and productivity.
Altendorf Group NEXUS IIOT Platform: This new central solution for real-time machine data, remote support, software updates, user manuals, and diagnostics ensures future-proof production. At the booth, NEXUS was presented for the first time as a preview and is now entering the pilot phase with selected test customers.
Altendorf HAND GUARD: The world’s first and only certified, AI-powered safety assistance system for sliding table saws. HAND GUARD detects hazards in real time and proactively prevents accidents. It was featured in hourly live demonstrations, showing how it helps reduce injury risks.
New Online Configurators: Visitors were able to configure machines individually at the booth using the new online configurators. Different configurations could be combined live and adapted to specific needs — from panel to solid wood processing. The tool showcased how intuitive, flexible, and user-friendly the process is.
Strong Connections for a Strong Future
“True innovation comes from strong connections — between people, machines, and digital networks. Our customers are at the heart of everything we do. Only through close collaboration can we create solutions that truly advance the craft and support long-term business success,” explains Vit Kafka, CSO of the Altendorf Group.
Positive Feedback and Valuable Conversations
Numerous visitors and intensive conversations with customers and partners highlighted LIGNA 2025 as a vital platform for exchange and shaping the future of woodworking together. The positive feedback and wide range of impulses Altendorf received through direct dialogue with the market provide a strong foundation for further development and a successful continuation of the current fiscal year.
See page 16 & 17 of our June/July 2025 issue on our Back Issues page.
