About us
Investors
Raute aims to ensure competitive returns for its investors. From the investor section you find Raute’s financial information as well as information about shares, investor relations, Raute’s governance and Raute as an investment.
Sustainability
We want to lead the industry towards a more sustainable future in engineered wood products.
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Lines & Machines
Lines
There is always a "fit-to-your-need" line from Raute's own offering for any and all production processes starting from log handling, running through veneer production to plywood, LVL, or solid wood panels.
Machines
The core of production lines is made of machines. Many of Raute’s machines can be installed into existing lines as modernizations, also to other brand but Raute lines.
Analyzers
Making the most out of your raw material is made possible by modern analyzing systems. Intelligent analyzers make the right decisions at right time. Raute offers a wide variety of different types of analyzers for veneer, plywood, LVL, and lumber production.
Future-proof your mill.
Raute offers services worldwide to maintain existing veneer, plywood, and LVL production machinery and to improve the production.
Wood products manufacturers are continually seeking new ways to improve productivity, increase yield, and make the most of every raw material input. As production processes become more data-rich, the ability to connect and utilize information across the mill is becoming an increasingly important part of operational performance. Raute's integrated analyzer technologies bring together visual, moisture, and strength measurements into a single framework that supports decision-making throughout production. Rather than evaluating quality through individual measurements alone, manufacturers gain a broader view of material characteristics and how they influence downstream processes and final product quality. This more comprehensive understanding helps mills improve grading accuracy, optimize raw material utilization, and maintain consistent product quality. It also provides production teams with better visibility into process performance, enabling them to identify improvement opportunities and make more informed decisions based on reliable measurement data. The value of integration extends beyond the analyzers themselves. When quality information is connected across production stages, manufacturers can better understand how materials move through the process and how grading decisions affect yield, recovery, and finished product performance. This helps create a more consistent and efficient production flow while supporting continuous operational improvement. The approach is particularly relevant for North American producers, many of whom have developed their operations over time using technologies from multiple equipment suppliers. Integrated analyzer solutions can complement these existing environments by providing a consistent view of quality data across production, helping mills gain additional value from their current assets and processes. "Manufacturers are looking for practical ways to improve performance and make better use of the information available within their operations," says Todd Kurle, Business Development Director, North America at Raute. "When visual, moisture, and strength data are combined into a single view, production teams can better understand material quality and make decisions that support yield, grading consistency, and overall mill performance." As the industry continues to focus on productivity, resource efficiency, and product quality, integrated analyzer technologies are helping manufacturers turn measurement data into actionable insight. By connecting information across production, mills can establish a stronger foundation for process optimization today while preparing for future developments in advanced analytics and automation.
FURTHER INFORMATION:Todd Kurle, Business Development Director, Raute Corporation Pullman, Washington, USA tel. +1 509 432 6167, [email protected]
Raute Veneer Visual, Moisture and Strength Analyzer R7 for veneer drying.
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