Timber construction is currently one of the most promising frontiers for sustainable architecture. New construction technologies have transformed a traditional material into a cutting-edge resource, capable of combining strength, lightness, and reduced CO₂ emissions.

Projects such as Stockholm Wood City, recently presented in Italy at the Utopian Hours 2025 festival, are proof of this: it is the largest neighborhood in the world built entirely of solid wood and a concrete model of a sustainable city.

But the growth of timber construction is not just about urban design: it involves the entire production chain, from sawmills to industrial carpentry workshops. Here, where every beam or panel takes shape, precision cutting is the first step towards solid, durable construction.


The new requirements of carpentry and timber construction

Timber for construction requires reliable, precise, and repeatable cuts, often on large sections. Added to this is the need to perform complementary operations—such as drilling or milling—directly in line, to optimize time and reduce handling.

Added to this is the evolution of contemporary construction, where components must guarantee not only mechanical performance but also aesthetic uniformity and surface quality.

It is in this context that Salvador solutions offer concrete support to companies operating in the wood construction industry, combining power, versatility, and precision.


Superangle 600: Salvador’s answer for wood construction

Among the machines in the Salvador range, Superangle 600 meets the needs of carpentry and wood construction. Designed to work on large sections and make straight and angled cuts, it is the ideal machine for beams, joints, and structural components that require maximum accuracy.

Its strength lies in its flexibility. Superangle 600 can be equipped with larger diameter blades and drilling and milling accessories, allowing multiple operations to be performed in a single pass:

  • a five-point drill for making multiple holes from above
  • a milling cutter from below for cross grooves
  • an electrospindle from above for localized milling on small areas

These functions reduce movement between different machines, simplifying the production flow and ensuring consistent results even in the most complex machining operations.


Enhanced pusher: for handling boards up to 16 meters

At LIGNA 2025, Salvador presented a Superangle 600 configuration with an enhanced pusher. This evolution is designed specifically for those who work with large beams and structural components.

The system, based on a rack and pinion rather than a belt, allows heavier pieces to be moved with the same precision and handles lengths of up to 14-16 meters at the inlet.

This allows the machine to perform at its best even when production requires exceptional cutting capacity — a key feature for those who manufacture roof elements, load-bearing walls, or modular wooden structures.


Modularity and standardization

Like all Salvador solutions, Superangle 600 follows the Customized Standard logic: the machine can be configured according to specific needs, adding accessories and functions without modifying the main system.

From the basic version to the most advanced configurations, each element—pusher, drilling, milling—can be combined to create the ideal solution for each production context.

This approach ensures progressive investment, allowing companies to grow and specialize over time without having to replace the machines already in use.


An evolving range for timber construction

Timber construction is one of the most promising areas for the future of building. To tackle it, you need expertise, certified materials, and machinery capable of ensuring precision, solidity, and operational continuity.

With its range of cutting and optimization machines, and with new projects in progress, Salvador confirms its position as a key partner for carpentry shops, beam manufacturers, and woodworking companies. Discover our solutions.

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