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WAGNER IN-LINE SYSTEMS

The Need for Moisture Measurement and Control.
It has been estimated that the direct source of 75% of all problems encountered in the industry is incorrect Moisture Content for the job in hand. This applies to kiln operation, sawing dimensions, gluing, planing, finishing and all facets of the timber process.
With the information gained from the measurement of every piece of timber you can;

• Reject material that is outwith your MC Spec.
• Minimize waste
• Determine the most efficient kiln cycles
• Control suppliers
• Document quality assurance

The NEED for and the BENEFITS of Moisture Control are undoubted.

The Aim of Moisture Control
The real aim of moisture control in 99% of cases is to ensure that the small proportion of boards that fall outwith your acceptable MC range are rejected from your production line BEFORE they become a production / quality problem.

This need to eliminate the rogue pieces or the "rotten apple" means that you have to measure as many pieces as possible as accurately as possible without slowing the production process.
A low level of random sampling IS NOT sufficient to meet this need.

Speed of measurement
With Wagner InLine systems taking measurements every 3 milliseconds, and able to cope with feed speeds up to 2000’/min ( 600m/min), every single piece of wood can be assessed and a decision made as to its compliance with your standards with absolutely no effect on the production line.

The Solution
With the Wagner non-destructive, non-contact, In-Line MC measurement systems you can measure EVERY board and therefore eliminate problems due to incorrect MC and maximize your quality and customer loyalty. 

WAGNER has two ranges of In-Line Systems;
The System 100 utilises the sensor capabilities of the 683iCE systems but has married them in with standard Siemens PLCs and operator interfaces.  It has been designed both in terms of function and price to allow  lower volume users and multiple raw material input line users to effectively and economically control MC.

The Wagner 683iCE systems are the mainstay of the sawmilling industry grading lines throughout the world and are also widely used in large volume remanufacturing industries such as window, door, flooring and laminated beam  producers throughout Europe and the United States.

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