On Thursday 8th July, a digital event, being held by Italian machinery producer SCM in collaboration with Sweden's Välinge Innovation, will present the opportunities presented by the latter's Threespine click furniture technology.
Välinge says its Threespine click technology is experiencing growth across the world, catalysed by increased online sales of RTA furniture.
"The partnership between SCM and Välinge Innovation is a guarantee of excellent panel machining, that will allow even the non-professional user to assemble the piece of furniture perfectly every time," says Gian Luca Giovanardi, SCM's business unit manager for its double-end tenoner, Celaschi. "The combination of SCM and Threespine technological innovation opens up numerous new design opportunities in the world of furniture, in line with the most current market trends. The panels can be of different materials and connected in different shapes or even with corners to suit your needs, depending on the designer or manufacturer's imagination. Furthermore, the absence of hardware ensures a design that is always essential and top quality.”
Jonas Banestig, senior key account manager, furniture technology, Välinge Innovation, adds: “It’s an exciting time for Threespine, and our collaborations with the big-hitters in machine manufacturing is a sure sign that the technology is more relevant than ever to consumers, retailers, and manufacturers as the retail landscape shifts in a new direction. Our partnership with SCM will reap immediate benefits, as the new profiling line will significantly increase the volume for Threespine production, which will be a welcome addition to the growing global demand for our innovative click-furniture technology.”
Other advantages of Threespine click technology include a significant reduction in waste and consumption in the furniture kit sector both at the production and transportation stages, thanks to its flat-pack packaging, as well as offering unlimited dismantling and reassembly opportunities for the furniture and easier disposal of the parts that can be recycled.
Click here for information about the event and how to take part. The webinar will run for an hour on 8th July at 9am and 5pm (GMT+2).
