
The meeting place for the entire world of woodworking and wood processing.
Hannover, Germany. LIGNA (May 15 - 19, 2023) is considered The meeting place for the entire world of woodworking and wood processing. Local heroes such as carpenters, joiners, cabinetmakers and mobile assemblers come to Hannover, as do global machine manufacturers, to experience together the future possibilities of human-machine interaction. In addition to the comprehensive exhibition program with world premieres of new technologies, an equally informative and entertaining supporting program provides added value. Carpenters, joiners cabinetmakers and mobile assemblers in particular can look forward to informative program highlights at LIGNA.

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