Sawmill for softwood and hardwood with cross-cutting, kiln drying and heat treatment
Sägewerk Fuchs
Bad DitzenbachNew on Amplifa
About Sägewerk Fuchs
Sägewerk Fuchs was founded in 1892 and is now run by the Grieser family in its fourth generation. The company saws softwood and hardwood; residual wood is also used. The product range includes packaging wood, boards, planks, laths, frames and construction timber. Supplementary services such as length cross-cutting, kiln drying and heat treatment are offered, for example for the treatment of packaging wood. According to its own statements, the company works with long-serving employees and modern technology and delivers quickly and flexibly, including finished, post-treated products. The main customer industries are packaging and construction.
- Site
- Bad Ditzenbach
- Processes
- Sawing (cutting of softwood and hardwood), Length cross-cutting, Kiln drying, Heat treatment (e.g. for packaging wood/ISPM), Heat treatment
- Materials
- Softwood, Hardwood, Residual wood
- Founded
- 1892
- Industries
- Packaging, Construction
- 01
Sawing of softwood and hardwood
- 02
Length cross-cutting
- 03
Kiln drying
- 04
Heat treatment
- 05
Delivery of post-treated products
Materials & Processes
Softwood
Main raw material for boards, planks, laths, frames and construction timber.
Hardwood
Also sawn and processed at the sawmill.
Residual wood
Managed and offered as a product line.
Locations
Bad Ditzenbach
DESawmill
- Materials
- Softwood, hardwood, residual wood
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sawing (cutting of softwood and hardwood)Sawmill/woodworking | – | – | – | – | Softwood, Hardwood |
| Length cross-cuttingWoodworking | – | – | – | – | Softwood, Hardwood |
| Kiln dryingDrying/heat treatment | – | – | – | – | Softwood, Hardwood |
| Heat treatment (e.g. for packaging wood/ISPM)Heat treatment | – | – | – | – | Softwood, Hardwood |
Additional services
History
- 1892
Founding of the sawmill; today run in the fourth generation of the Grieser family