Incoplan at Lignum Latin America 2026: Innovation in Wood Drying

Incoplan will be exhibiting at Lignum Latin America 2026, one of the leading events in Latin America dedicated to the forestry, wood processing and woodworking industries.


From September 15 to 17, 2026, Incoplan will be at the Expotrade Convention Center in Pinhais, in the Curitiba metropolitan area, Paraná, at Stand Q3A.

For this edition, Incoplan will present important innovations developed with the Brazilian market in mind, offering greater flexibility to small and medium-sized sawmills while providing large industrial groups with high levels of quality, reliability, process control and transparency.


Lignum Latin America 2026: a key event for the wood industry


In 2026, Lignum Latin America reaches its sixth edition, while also celebrating 10 years since the creation of the event.
The exhibition brings together machinery manufacturers, forestry companies, sawmills, wood-processing industries and professionals from Brazil and across Latin America.

The 2026 edition is expected to feature more than 160 exhibitors, 20,000 m² of exhibition space and over 12,000 qualified visitors, confirming Lignum Latin America as an important meeting point for technology and innovation in the wood industry.
The event is part of the International Wood Week and covers the entire wood production chain, including forestry machinery, sawmilling, wood processing, drying, automation, biomass, energy and industrial technologies.


Incoplan's innovations for the Brazilian market


At Lignum Latin America 2026, Incoplan will present new solutions for industrial wood drying, developed to meet the different needs of Brazilian companies.


The focus is on combining flexibility, efficiency, automation and process control, with solutions suitable for both small and medium-sized companies and large industrial groups.


Key topics presented at the exhibition will include:

• Greater flexibility for small and medium-sized sawmills, with solutions adaptable to different production volumes.
• Efficient and automated wood drying systems, designed to improve the stability and consistency of the final product.
• Precise drying process control, allowing temperature, humidity and ventilation to be managed more effectively.
• Scalable solutions that can grow with a company's production requirements.
• Technology and reliability for large industrial groups, supported by international experience and references.
• Greater transparency and control of drying cycles, through automation and monitoring of key process parameters.
• More flexibility for small and medium-sized sawmills

The Brazilian market is characterized by a wide variety of companies, production capacities and wood species. For many small and medium-sized sawmills, investing in a wood drying system means above all finding a solution that provides flexibility and matches their actual production needs.
Incoplan develops systems that can adapt drying capacity to different production levels, avoiding unnecessary oversizing while allowing future expansion.
Process automation also helps achieve more consistent results and reduce dependence on manual operations, improving both the quality of kiln-dried wood and overall production efficiency.


Quality, reliability and transparency for large industrial groups


For large producers and industrial groups, wood drying is a strategic process that directly affects productivity, energy consumption and final product quality.
Incoplan combines technology, experience and international references to support projects requiring high levels of reliability and continuous operation.

Precise control of the main drying parameters helps achieve more repeatable cycles and more uniform final moisture content, reducing issues such as cracks, deformation and internal stresses.

Monitoring and recording process data also provide greater transparency, helping companies analyse system performance and continuously optimise their wood drying cycles.


Italian technology for wood drying


Incoplan is an Italian company specialising in industrial wood kilns, steaming systems and heat treatment solutions, with more than 40 years of experience in the industry.

The company develops technologies for different wood species and applications, combining engineering, automation and energy efficiency to achieve fast, controlled and high-quality drying processes.

Incoplan's philosophy is summed up in the concept “Think green, dry more”: optimising the drying process to achieve high-quality wood while using energy and resources as efficiently as possible.


Brazil: a strategic market for wood drying technology


Brazil is one of Latin America's most important markets for forestry and wood processing. Paraná, where Lignum Latin America takes place, also has a strong position within Brazil's forestry industry.

The continued growth of wood production and the need for greater efficiency are increasing the importance of technologies such as industrial wood drying for sawmills and wood-processing companies.

Lignum Latin America reflects this evolution, bringing together Brazilian and international companies specialising in machinery, automation, wood processing and technologies for the forestry and woodworking industries.

Visit Incoplan at Stand Q3A

If you work in a sawmill, wood-processing company or industrial group, we invite you to visit Incoplan at Lignum Latin America 2026.
 Stand Q3A September 15–17, 2026Expotrade Convention Center – Pinhais, Curitiba (PR), Brazil

This will be an opportunity to discover our latest wood drying technologies, explore more flexible solutions for small and medium-sized sawmills, and discuss with our specialists how to improve quality, productivity, energy efficiency and drying process control.

We look forward to meeting you in Curitiba at Stand Q3A.
Incoplan – Think green, dry more.