From August 25 to 28, 2026, Salvador will be in Atlanta for IWF, the International Woodworking Fair, one of the leading events for the woodworking industry. The company will exhibit together with its partner Stiles Machinery at booths B4835 and B4853 in Hall B of the Georgia World Congress Center.
This new edition of IWF comes at an important time for Salvador. For many years, the North American market has represented one of the strongest areas in the company’s international development, and today it plays an even more central role. Salvador’s presence in the United States has continued to grow, its relationship with Homag/Stiles Machinery is increasingly well structured, and its ongoing dialogue with local manufacturers continues to guide the development of targeted technical solutions.
Founded in 1982 in San Vendemiano, in the heart of one of Europe’s leading furniture manufacturing districts, Salvador has built its specialization around optimizing crosscut saws for wood cutting. This industrial expertise combines mechanical engineering, automation, reliability, and direct knowledge of production processes.
SuperPush 200 Premium for the North American Market
At IWF 2026, this experience will be represented by the SuperPush 200 Premium, the flagship version of the new SuperPush 200 range marketed in North America, alongside the Classic and Advance models. The range was developed to offer increasing levels of automation, performance, and configurability while maintaining the compact design and ease of use that has made SuperPush one of Salvador’s most recognizable product lines.
The Premium version introduces a configuration designed for companies looking for greater process control, cutting accuracy, and production continuity. One of its main features is the Accurate package, developed to improve precision, cut quality, and application flexibility. The system integrates advanced functions for cut management, material control, high-resolution printing on the workpiece, and production flow optimization.
Speed, Control, and Raw Material Optimization
One of the most significant specifications of the SuperPush 200 Premium is the pusher speed, increased to 240 meters per minute. This performance is designed for industrial environments where speed, repeatability, and cycle continuity have a direct impact on productivity.
In addition to speed, the machine introduces a new material width detection function. The machine reads the width of the board being processed and can assign different cuts based on the piece loaded. The operator can work with boards of different widths, while the machine organizes the flow according to the parameters that have been set.
This function opens up interesting applications in the solid wood and MDF furniture sector. Structural components, drawer sides, and glued panels can be produced by combining elements of different widths until the required surface is achieved. Lower-grade pieces or production offcuts can therefore become part of a new component, allowing for smarter raw material management and reduced waste.
The same logic also applies to the packaging and custom crate industry, where variable production, diversified batches, and specific requirements call for machines that are flexible, quick to set up, and capable of making the best use of the material available.
Salvador: A Direct Presence in the United States
Representing Salvador in Atlanta will be Manuel Salvador, co-owner of the company and a resident of the United States. His stable presence in the market is now a key element in the company’s growth throughout the Americas. With more than 15 years of experience spanning installations, after-sales service, application consulting, and market development, Manuel provides a direct link between Salvador, its distributor Homag/Stiles Machinery, and the companies that use Salvador machines in production.
This direct presence further strengthens the relationship with Salvador’s key North American partner. The collaboration brings together Salvador’s technological specialization with the sales, organizational, and service network of one of the most structured companies in the industry. In a market where machinery, service, and local support must move together, this alignment becomes a tangible advantage.
For Salvador, the American market is now a strategic area in which to continue investing, growing, and building a presence that is increasingly close to customers, partners, and the production needs of the region. Participation in IWF 2026 confirms this direction, with a machine designed for the North American market, a consolidated partnership, and a direct local presence that make the company closer, more responsive, and increasingly competitive.
See you in Atlanta, from August 25 to 28, 2026,
at Stiles Machinery booths B4835 and B4853, Hall B.
