Vecoplan brings Wood Waste Processing Solutions to BCMC 2026 in Columbus
Vecoplan is heading to BCMC 2026 this week, bringing its expertise in wood waste processing, shredding, material handling, and recycling solutions to the building components industry.
Taking place September 14–18, 2026, in Columbus, Ohio, BCMC brings together professionals from across the structural building components industry. Vecoplan will be exhibiting at Booth #605, where visitors can meet the team, discuss their processing challenges, and explore ways to turn wood waste and residual materials into valuable resources.
Turning wood waste into opportunity
For manufacturers working with wood residues, efficient processing can play an important role in improving material utilisation and creating opportunities for recycling or energy recovery. Vecoplan develops technologies designed to process a wide variety of wood materials, including residual wood, waste wood, pallets, bark, wood chips, and wood composites.
Its solutions cover multiple stages of material preparation, including shredding, conveying, storing and dosing, separating, and cleaning. This enables Vecoplan to develop processing concepts around the specific characteristics of a customer’s material and production requirements.
For wood-processing operations, Vecoplan’s portfolio includes specialised wood shredders such as the VHZ series, which is designed to process materials ranging from chipboard and hardwood to solid wood waste, bark, softwood, and pallets. The company also offers pre-shredding and re-shredding technologies for more demanding material streams.
Technology focused on efficiency and material value
Vecoplan’s approach goes beyond simply reducing the size of wood waste. Its processing technologies are designed to produce consistent output materials that can be further used as secondary raw materials or for energy recovery.
Recent projects demonstrate the potential impact of optimized shredding technology. In a 2026 project for Meinhardt Holzwerk, Vecoplan redesigned a recovered-wood processing line using a two-stage shredding concept. According to Vecoplan, the modernized system achieved approximately 50% lower energy consumption than the previous plant while delivering the required material quality.
Such applications highlight the importance of matching shredding technology and complete process design to the material, throughput requirements, and desired end product.
Meet Vecoplan at Booth #605
BCMC 2026 provides an opportunity for manufacturers and industry professionals to connect directly with the Vecoplan team and discuss their individual material-processing needs.
Whether visitors are already familiar with Vecoplan’s technology or are exploring wood waste processing solutions for the first time, the team will be available at Booth #605 throughout the event. From wood waste and production residues to pallets and other difficult material streams, Vecoplan combines shredding and material-handling expertise to help businesses move toward more efficient and resource-conscious processing.
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