Sawmill capacity
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Germany: Binderholz plans of doubling sawing capacity at Baruth mill ongoing
Eight drying kilns of the 1306 system from Mühlböck went into operation at Binderholz’s mill in Baruth, Germany. At the Baruth location, the typical Brandenburg pine is dried with new Mühlböck drying kilns. The main benefits of System 1306 have been a compelling argument in favor of this project. The saving of thermal energy by heat recovery of up to 20% compared to classical systems is one of these reasons, according to the manufacturer. In 2018, Binderholz started an extensive investment program at its plant in Baruth, Germany, which includes the expansion of the drying capacity from 600,000 to 760,000 m³. In the first step, the drying capacity in the former Klenk sawmill is to be increased from 600,000 to 760,000 m³. This first extension was by December 2018. In 2019, a further sawn timber sorting line, which produces 450,000 m³ in a three-shift... Continue reading
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April 5, 2019
Germany: Binderholz plans of doubling sawing capacity at Baruth mill ongoing
Eight drying kilns of the 1306 system from Mühlböck went into operation at Binderholz’s mill in Baruth, Germany. At the Baruth location, the typical Brandenburg pine is dried with new Mühlböck drying kilns. The main benefits of System 1306 have been a compelling argument in favor of this project. The saving of thermal energy by heat recovery of up to 20% compared to classical systems is one of these reasons, according to the manufacturer. In 2018, Binderholz started an extensive investment program at its plant in Baruth, Germany, which includes the expansion of the drying capacity from 600,000 to 760,000 m³. In the first step, the drying capacity in the former Klenk sawmill is to be increased from 600,000 to 760,000 m³. This first extension was by December 2018. In 2019, a further sawn timber sorting line, which produces 450,000 m³ in a three-shift... Continue reading
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April 5, 2019
Germany: Binderholz plans of doubling sawing capacity at Baruth mill ongoing
Eight drying kilns of the 1306 system from Mühlböck went into operation at Binderholz’s mill in Baruth, Germany. At the Baruth location, the typical Brandenburg pine is dried with new Mühlböck drying kilns. The main benefits of System 1306 have been a compelling argument in favor of this project. The saving of thermal energy by heat recovery of up to 20% compared to classical systems is one of these reasons, according to the manufacturer. In 2018, Binderholz started an extensive investment program at its plant in Baruth, Germany, which includes the expansion of the drying capacity from 600,000 to 760,000 m³. In the first step, the drying capacity in the former Klenk sawmill is to be increased from 600,000 to 760,000 m³. This first extension was by December 2018. In 2019, a further sawn timber sorting line, which produces 450,000 m³ in a three-shift... Continue reading