November 2nd, 2021
The new dates for the Woodworking Machinery and Supply Conference and Expo are now set for February 24-26, 2022, at the International Centre. Registration has reopened, and there are already over 750 registered. Many exhibitors have already committed to their space, so now is the time for you to get your space reserved.
Be sure to review the Exhibitor Prospectus to gain an insight into the audience that typically attends WMS. These are the people you need to see... face-to-face! Please take time now to review the floor plan and exhibitor list -- there are still good locations available.
Please contact Rich Widick (rwidick@heiexpo.com) for more information and assistance with the exhibit and sponsorship opportunities at Canada’s largest woodworking tradeshow.
Carlisle Fluid Technologies’ DeVilbiss TEKNA spray gun was recently featured on an episode of Detroit Muscle on Power Nation TV to bring a 1973 AMC Javelin back to life. Featuring a high finish quality and operator ergonomics, The TEKNA gun’s high transfer efficiency provides materials savings for solvent or waterbase paints.
The spray gun technology, which has been used in automotive refinishing processes for many years, is designed to spray all types of materials and comes with high efficiency or HVLP air caps that produce large spray patterns with even material distribution.
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AkzoNobel Powder Coatings has developed a new web application 3D colour visualization tool within its Interpon webshop to help customers better understand how a powder coating’s colour, texture and finish that look good in theory, will actually appear in reality.
The tool provides instant access to thousands of colours in the Interpon range. Using a 360-degree dynamic camera and simulated lighting, the customer is given a true-to-life image of how the colour performs to a degree of accuracy and realism not possible before in a virtual environment.
Rather than the image being ‘flat’, the customer can orientate the ‘virtual’ panel to see how the light reflects and the colour looks from different angles. Read More
