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Five progressive kilns from M\u00fchlb\u00f6ck Holztrocknungsanlagen, located in Eberschwang, Austria, will be delivered by 2025 in two stages to the German sawmill Holzwerke Ladenburger in Kerkingen. The wood drying company thus records the largest project in its history with an order worth more than ten million euros.<\/span><\/p>\n At the end of 2022, M\u00fchlb\u00f6ck received the largest individual order in its history. The sawmill Holzwerke Ladenburger (Germany) has ordered five M\u00fchlb\u00f6ck progressive kilns for its site in Kerkingen, with a total value of more than ten million euros. The sawmill Holzwerke Ladenburger is one of the largest producers of solid construction timber and glued laminated timber (LVL) in Germany. It employs around 800 people at four production sites across the Rhine.<\/p>\n The five M\u00fchlb\u00f6ck Dynamic 1306 Pro continuous dryers have been ordered and will be installed in the coming years in two stages. First, two progressive dryers for glulam will be commissioned by mid-2024, with a total drying capacity of approximately 121,000 m3\/year. Second step: three other progressive dryers for solid wood are then to be commissioned at the beginning of 2025, offering a total drying capacity of up to 144,000 m3\/year.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"