Ferwood USA Reconditioned Machines, and Surplus Equipment Services at IWF 2022

Charlotte, NC—Reconditioned machinery specialist, Ferwood USA Corporation (Booth B5481) has confirmed its attendance at IWF 2022.

The four-day event, which will run from August 23 – 26 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, which will also house the world’s leading machinery manufacturers and suppliers, will offer visitors an exclusive opportunity to view Ferwood’s unique solutions for the furniture manufacturing industry.

“The IWF show has been cemented in our global exhibition cycle for several years,” says Ferwood USA Corporation’s John Wilson. “As the largest woodworking trade show in North America, it offers a fantastic opportunity for the industry to come together and showcase the very best the industry has to offer.”

Sporting a brand new stand design that centers around the company’s global sustainability pledge, Ferwood’s 300-sq.-ft. interactive stand will showcase its online machinery inventory—which features over 400 reconditioned machines from leading woodworking machinery manufacturers including Homag, Biesse, SCM, IMA, Schelling, Cefla, Holzma, Wemhöner and Holz-Her —and promote its unique 10-step reconditioning program, under which machines are stripped and rebuilt to the highest standard.

Visitors will also be able to learn more about the company’s established machinery partnerships and global sales network, which help to provide a fast, reliable and cost-effective solution to sourcing the right machinery for its customers.

The event, which will include over 800 exhibitors and attract tens of thousands of attendees, will also offer those buying new equipment at IWF 2022 the opportunity to talk to Ferwood about selling their surplus machinery. Offering a comprehensive, worry-free selling package, the team will be on hand to talk through the different options available.

“From small shops to large manufacturers, IWF is a must-attend event,” says Wilson. “We’re looking forward to seeing new and existing customers on our stand this August.”

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