BÖHLER MILLER NEWS

AEO Certificate

On 15 February 2012, the principal customs office at Krems presented the Böhler Miller Messer & Sägen GmbH Company with the certificate AEO-Full (Authorized Economic Operator for having successfully simplified customs formalities).
The Authorized Economic Operator AEO has a special status with the customs authorities: the AEO is considered to be especially reliable and trustworthy and can take advantage of particular privileges within the scope of customs procedures. The AEO takes part in an effective risk management of the customs authorities, which is becoming more and more important as the global security situation has changed.

Upon accreditation, the economic operators are allowed to perform simplified customs checks and declarations.
In order to get the respective AEO-Full certificate, an application has to be filed with the customs authorities, which scrutinize the requirements to be met. Such requirements include giving proof of the previous compliance with the rules and regulations under customs law and tax law, of a satisfactory system of keeping of business records, of solvency, of the practical qualifications, as well as of appropriate security standards. The status of an Authorized Economic Operator is granted for an unlimited period in all EU Member States.
Please contact Mr. Günther Frühwirt for further information!

News Division Wood
LIGNA HANNOVER provides added momentum for industry upswing

During the five-day run of the fair, some 1,765 exhibitors from 52 nations showcased their products and services on total display space of 130,000 square meters.
LIGNA HANNOVER 2011 attracted a total of 90,000 visitors – an increase of 13 percent over the previous event. While the fair has always demonstrated great international appeal, this year’s upsurge in foreign visitors marked an impressive milestone in the event’s history, with some 40 percent of all visitors attending from abroad – a 26 percent jump over foreign attendance in 2009.
A huge array of promising innovations filled the 13 halls and the open-air site. Innovations are clearly the driving force behind LIGNA.
Half of all visitors ranked as top managers with purchasing authority. The number of purchase orders signed this year was up 30 percent over 2009.
Around 700 journalists from 43 nations were in Hannover to cover LIGNA, and media interest was extremely high.

The next LIGNA HANNOVER will be staged from 6 to 10 May 2013, once again in Hannover, Germany.

Foto: Bernhard Keil, Timo Kanerva, Jörg Wengenroth, Friedrich Schwabel, Robert Fleischanderl (from left to right)

June 13, 2011

News Division Wood / Sawmill Industry
BMMS provides most recent saw mill of Mayr-Melnhof Holz Group in Elfimovskiy/RU with a complete basic kit of sawing tools

Mayr-Melnhof is one of the leading European companies in the timber and wood working industry. The first Russian saw mill of the Group is located about 300 km east of Saint Petersburg and was inaugurated at the end of September.
The factory premises of the most modern and largest saw mill in Russia were erected on an estate of 24 ha in a huge tract of forest.

BMMS - supplier of the Group throughout many years - delivered circular saw blades, saw segments, choppers, template rings, and accessories to the factory. On the basis of our longstanding experience as a manufacturer of tools for the sawing industry, we will further strive to provide Mayr-Melnhof as well as other existing and new customers with individual solutions and competent service.

For further information and/or technical consultation please contact :
Ing. Friedrich Schwabel
Product Manager
Phone: +0043 (0) 2783 6006-260; friedrich.schwabel@bmms.at
 

News Division Wood / Sawmill Industry
The ecological  flange saw SWITCH

The production of circular saw blades normally implements high expenditures in the form of costs of manufacture and expenses for raw materials. Normally, a flange saw abrades at the saw blade and not at the body, the so-called flange. However, traditionally the saw is grounded out of one piece and this is why both parts of the saw need to be replaced when the saw blade shows abrasion marks. 

The Böhler Miller Messer und Sägen GmbH (BMMS) is now introducing the cost-efficient and dyadic flange saw “SWITCH”. Instead of the conventional, discharged saw blade the company constructed a plane one, which is offered separately from the flange. Both parts are bolted together. Thus, considerable raw material costs can be saved, since the body of the saw is reusable. Additionally, the wastage of steel in the production process is significantly diminished. This is underlining the ecological principle of the saw.

The new flange saw is not inferior to the traditional one. To the contrary, it works with the same cutting parameters as the conventional saw and is available in different versions. The diameter, the coating of the surface and the number of teeth are variable. Moreover, the saw offers a better cost-performance ratio and lower costs of maintenance (solid quality and easy handling at low acquisition costs), as the evenness of the saw blade can be adjusted a lot easier.

Today, BMMS holds a patent on their invention and delivers the “Eco Saw” to prestigious costumers.

For further information and/or technical consultation please contact :
Ing. Friedrich Schwabel
Product Manager
Phone: +0043 (0) 2783 6006-260; friedrich.schwabel@bmms.at