Wood software F4 Guide software

F4 Guide software

Name: Logiciel F4 Guide
Brand: Felder Group

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Discover F4Guide, the revolutionary software designed specifically for woodworking companies that want to effectively manage their Work Optimization 4.0. Whether you're a sawmill, joinery or any other player in the wood industry, F4Guide is the essential tool for increasing your productivity and maximizing your results. F4Guide offers a complete suite of advanced features to optimize your production processes. Thanks to its user-friendly, intuitive interface, you can seamlessly plan, organize and monitor all stages of your production chain. This intelligent software enables you to optimize the use of available resources, taking into account time, capacity and cost constraints. As a result, you can streamline your operations, reduce downtime and minimize waste, all of which translates into greater profitability. One of F4Guide's major assets is its powerful data analysis module. You can collect and visualize key production data, such as cycle times, machine performance and quality indicators.

Felder Group

The Felder Group is one of the world's leading suppliers of technology and machinery for wood processing and composite materials. At our plant in Hall in Tirol, over 800 employees work every day to find intelligent solutions for woodworking professionals around the world. The Felder Group's model range includes well over 180 machines, from traditional combined woodworking machines to 5-axis machining centers, as well as intelligent software and fully robotized solutions. The Felder Group story : In 1956, KR Johann Felder and his wife Gertraud founded Johann Felder jun. in their workshop at the family home in Absam (Tyrol). Within the first year, he presented the first Felder woodworking machines at trade fairs in Vienna and Innsbruck. In the early sixties, steady growth forced the company to move for the first time. Salzbergstraße 26 became the machine builder's new home. The first exports soon followed, with series production of the legendary BU 4 combination machine illustrating the company's meteoric market breakthrough. Thanks to the success of the BU 5-8 series and the imposing Felder HAT combination machine, Felder makes its mark on the German market. The company's immense success required constant expansion, which was not possible at the Absam site. So, in 1982, the company and its 65 employees moved again, to Hall in Tirol (Austria), its current site.