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November 16 – 20: Lägler and Loba-Wakol Essential Systems Course, Denver

August 21, 2020/in News & Events /by Rachel Bilchak

Lägler and Loba-Wakol Essential Systems Course
November 16 – 20, 2020

The class breakdown is as follows:

  • November 16, 12PM – 4PM: Lägler (Milling Tools) WAKOL Systems (Subfloor Prep)
  • November 17, 9AM – 4PM: WAKOL Systems (Subfloor prep, Adhesive / Glue Down Installations, Moisture Mitigation)
  • November 18, 9AM – 4PM: Lägler (Premium Sanding Techniques & Wire Brushing)
  • November 19, 9AM – 4PM: LOBA Systems (Finishing, Natural Oils)
  • November 20, 9AM – 12PM: Troubleshooting (How to handle your job-site mishaps)

Training Location: Lägler North America • 12875 E. 42nd Ave. • Denver, CO • P: 800-8-HUMMEL

Hotel and Travel Information: Lodging will be provided for four nights (October 19-22) and meals are also provided. We ask that you plan your arrival and departure accordingly. There will not be any shuttle service available. Please plan on taking renting a vehicle or taking a taxi to the training facility. The closest Airport is Denver International Airport (DIA)

Please keep in mind that we are only able to accommodate 12 participants, so THIS IS ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. Please have your information submitted ASAP to secure your spot. If you are not able to attend this class after RSVPing, please contact Amanda Bartik at [email protected]

Cost: There is a fee of $499 to attend this course. Upon completion of the course you will be Lägler Certified, LOBA-WAKOL Factory Trained, and will receive $200 in Lägler product and $200 in LOBA WAKOL product. Once your RSVP form is returned to [email protected] OR [email protected], you will be sent an invoice to pay the balance for the course. Once this fee is payed, your spot will be secured.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Call 800-8-HUMMEL with any questions.

Please note that due to the situation surrounding COVID-19, we reserve the right to cancel this event if circumstances call for it and we feel the safety of participants is compromised. Refunds for the cost of the event would be administered but LÄGLER and Loba-Wakol are not responsible for any costs, damages, or other expenses of any kind, including and without limitation, transportation due to cancellation.
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Versatility and Team Green

August 18, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak

Introducing and Learning More About Team Green: The Versatility of Team Green According to Technical Specialist Russ Watts

“Today’s hardwood floor job sites are more demanding than ever before, and that means you must be equipped to tackle a wide range of tasks at peak efficiency if you are going to be successful.”

Versatility is the key word here, and having both the tools and the know-how to forge ahead through all the hang-ups a job can offer permeates into just about every attribute you have to offer your customers as a wood flooring professional.

At Lägler, the diversity of tasks that the wood flooring professional faces job in and job out is of paramount interest. Any sanding machine worthy of the Lägler name must not only excel at its baseline duties, it also must be deftly adaptable to conquer the variables inevitably encountered. Lägler machines not only sand the field and edges, they go deep into corners, under cabinets and radiators, between stair spindles and other places that beg for power sanding.

Additionally, each machine in the primary Lägler lineup (HUMMEL®, TRIO, FLIP® and SINGLE) all feature available accessories that utilize cutting media such as carbide or PCD aimed at giving your Lägler sanding machines capabilities far beyond the limits of sandpaper.  TRIO now has wire brush disc systems for adding distressed texturing to a wood floor’s surface, marking once again that versatility is key at Lägler’s R&D Division.

As a team member at Lägler North America, the training we undergo places versatility in helping our customers at the very top. When you call our hotline, we are all about helping you decide which machine or accessory will best suit the needs you express. Need help ordering parts? We are there. Something broken or not working at its best? Give us the chance to help. We have that versatility because each and every one of us firmly believes in it and operates by it.

Versatility: It’s In Our DNA
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Precision and Team Green

August 18, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak

Introducing and learning more about Team Green: The Precision of Team Green According to Sales Specialist Michelle Stavich

“Today’s world is so fast moving- everyone wants things immediately, right here and right now! This is where the importance of precision comes in. Precision gives us the ability to get something done perfectly, and get it done right the first time.”

I take great pride in working for a company and with a team that strives for precision in everything we do. From the manufacturing process of our materials and the assembly of the machines, to the quality of floors that our machines produce, there is great care taken in every step. Our standard of precision is passed down to our customers.

The precision in our manufacturing is top of the line. The combination of vintage equipment with new state-of-the-art methods and CNC technology creates a premium product. Our products are 85% manufactured in house. The quality of the parts and the precision that goes into manufacturing these items is very carefully thought out and put into place. There are techniques that have evolved that make sure every piece of material is perfectly identical and will work seamlessly with one another. One man builds one machine on a workstation to make sure that it’s exactly as it should be so there can then be precision in the floors that are sanded by that machine.

Our goal is to assist and transfer our knowledge about sanding floors so that customers can also sand with great precision and achieve quality results each and every time.

The floors that our machines are being put to use on can last a lifetime. These machines can last a lifetime too! There is nothing greater than a finished product that is done perfectly the first time around. With the help of our LÄGLER equipment and PST® class, everyone can sand with precision!

Precision: It’s In Our DNA
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Durability and Team Green

August 18, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak

Introducing and Learning More About Team Green: The Durability of Team Green According to Operations Manager Schawn Lawson

“In our industry, durability is 100% key- without it, you don’t have anything. With how we use our machines to the materials we install, things need to be built to last. Whether it’s the tools we’re working with or the floors we’re using them on, we want to use the best products right away so that the end results will also have that durability that lasts a lifetime.”

Durability is built into the Team Green experience starting from the very beginning. In Germany, an apprenticeship of 3-3 ½ years is required in your profession before actually having a real employment. Lägler pushes that even further- mechanics go through a 3 ½ year intense apprenticeship. Other areas like sales have to go through another at least six-month training period, going through every station and every department to learn the Team Green way. People are always interested to learn that requirement, but, by that point, you’ve really earned your place on the team.

Here at Lägler North America, I’ve done what I call the “dirtier version” of the apprenticeship. I started as a driver and worked my way up: through the warehouse, PST® training, learning how to use the machines, memorizing the different parts, how to do repairs, all the way to operations manager. I really enjoy the mindset that they’ve been able to help me unlock here.

When it comes to Lägler machines, the durability is without question. Customers from all throughout North America tell me all the time – especially regarding to the HUMMEL® – that they’re still using their first Lägler machine that they got when they first started 25 years or more ago. To me, that speaks extremely high of the Lägler brand itself, that we have machines that are lasting so long when they receive the right care. People will order a new machine but let me know that they keep their old HUMMEL® as a backup. If there’s ever a reason they need to use the old one they know they will get the same perfect results. We even have customers who are using the ELF 1 that originally belonged to their dad or even grandfather, and that’s all they use because it’s so dependable.

The reason for all of this is because the company is so durable and dependable itself. The family-owned mentality seems like it pushes from one side of the business to the other, and by that I mean from Germany to the U.S.  Not only do we have Marc Schulz from Germany here to help influence us, but when we communicate with the owner and leadership, I think there’s really a friendship and a ‘familyship’ to it. Everyone in the company is always willing to help if you have any questions- you are just a phone call, a text, or an email away. I think putting that importance into other people makes them feel very valued, and if you want a company to succeed and endure, it really helps to have those family values in the mix.

Building on that same note, the business wouldn’t amount to anything if it weren’t for the durability of the relationships we have with our customers. That’s because we want and are encouraged to build relationships with them.

We’re actually here for you when something comes up, we want to take care of you and make sure nothing is going to go wrong- and if something does, we have your back.

Durability- It’s In Our DNA
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Tradition and Team Green

August 18, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak

Introducing and Learning More About Team Green: The Tradition of Team Green According to Vice President Marc Schulz

“In today’s world, business is a lot about faster production, quicker turnover and obsolescent products. There are more and more throw-away products that can’t be repaired or upgraded after a certain period of time. I take great pride working for a company and a team with a great story, history, and tradition of, producing products that last a lifetime (and beyond with the proper care and maintenance), and can always be upgraded to the newest standard. Our thinking and way of doing things reflects what our customers, partners and friends in the wood flooring industry encounter every day.”

Our motto: if we can do it in house we will, and we always strive for perfection.

Tradition runs through our team in a variety of ways. Many of our highly skilled and experienced Team Green technicians, stay(ed) with us from apprenticeship until retirement. Our production combines vintage manufacturing equipment and methods (for training and education) along with the newest CNC technology. The blending of tried-and-true techniques mixed with advancements in technology is one of my favorite aspects of this industry. Whether it’s machinery, production, or processes, modern advancements built on top of traditional methods have made our craft better than ever.

Wood floors may last a lifetime, but they can be upgraded and changed in thousands of combinations with modern stain and color finish techniques. As these manufacturing and finishing techniques have evolved, construction sites have also changed: more square footage, more lighting, more species, dimensions of flooring… Regardless, the fact remains that we are still working with a natural, living product that constantly changes and reacts to the environment around it.

Never forget- a floor is the biggest piece of furniture in the room.

Thank you for the support of our brand, the dedication for our industry and keeping the tradition alive. We are all part of Team Green!

Tradition: It’s In Our DNA
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The Versatility of LÄGLER

August 12, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak
We take versatility to the next level- not just with our equipment, but also with our team.

We are proud to wear multiple hats and cross train our entire staff on all aspects of the operation. Our sales staff starts out in production and repairs. There they learn about the equipment, how the parts and machines are built, and what effect they have on the overall performance.

Our mechanics are all cross trained on every single station in production. Every team member can fulfill every job in the production line to perfection, so there’s no down times in any circumstance.

When it comes to our PST® trainers, they go through an extensive six-month training period. Instructors all must learn how to expertly install, sand, and finish hardwood flooring before being allowed to teach class. Even then, there’s still an experienced trainer on hand to act as a mentor. Many of our PST trainers are multilingual, allowing training to take place with contractors from a variety of cultural backgrounds.

Regardless of their position in the company, we encourage our staff to do projects at their own houses or join one of our customers at their job sites to experience real life situations that we all encounter daily.

Going International

After an introduction period, our US staff participates in the same training schedule as the Mothership. They go through production, repairs, sales and PST® training to keep it consistent worldwide.

Our certified partners worldwide participate in maintenance, sales and PST® classes to bring the same knowledge to our loyal customers all over the world.

Versatility: It’s In Our DNA
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The Precision of LÄGLER

August 12, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak
Whether we are using hand tools, milling and turning equipment from the 60s, or state of the art CNC equipment, for us it is all about precision.

Our tolerances are measured in microns. As a basis of comparison, the thickness of human hair is 50 microns. The balancing of our parts is and always has been done in house from the start, with tolerances in the milligrams. When it comes to manufacturing our machine parts, we can make cuts as thin as a human hair which are almost not visible to the human eye (we can only notice differences down to 40 microns).

Every step along the way gets checked and measured. Even our newest CNC equipment which is built with internal measurement features that check the tolerances of the part while working on it gets checked by the machine operator. The machine is only as good as the man operating it: he takes every part after each production step and checks it with; calipers, dial gauge, scales and balancing tools. Every tool and every measuring device get tested for accuracy, torque, and overall performance on a regular schedule to ensure they are working precisely.

Working with Surgery Precision Using Sheer Strength

Most of our specialty tools, mounting devices and casting molds are made in house. So are the more than 100 pressing tools for sheet metal forming. Our biggest press operates with 150 tons of pressure in micron tolerances.

Bending It to the Right Degree

We bend all necessary machine components, such as the HUMMEL® dust stack, in house to the exact degree necessary, ensuring that every machine, every part comes out the same and fits even the oldest piece of equipment.

Precision: It’s In Our DNA
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The Durability of LÄGLER

August 12, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak
Durability and quality have been the foundation of our success since we started in 1956.

We take enormous pride in the longevity of the machines we produce. Our equipment is intended to last decade after decade- as a matter of fact, the first HUMMEL® ever built in 1969 is still running today! This durability is achieved directly from our manufacturing processes and standards, starting with the production equipment itself.

Today, LÄGLER boasts state-of-the-art CNC equipment which is used to build more than 85% of our machine parts right in house. What may be interesting to know though is that we are also still using machines that were constructed in the 1960s to educate apprentices who come to work in our factory. Our apprenticeship program is 3 ½ years long, and participants start out doing the work with hand tools, then move on to manual milling, turning, and cutting tools (also from the 60s) before they start to use the CNC equipment.

In addition to using tools that are proven to stand the test of time, we also have our own tool shop with proprietary equipment that we develop to build and check all assembly devices used in production. For example, we make molds for in-house casting and have over 100 pressing tools for sheet metal. When it comes to the handful of items produced outside of our factory, we still produce and maintain tools that are sent to long-term suppliers for use in manufacturing, such as large housing molds for aluminum die casting.

No matter how small the part or tool used in production, it is checked for quality control on a regular basis, from the power tools for the right torque to measuring devices like calipers. We are checking for durability even when it comes down to producing that #TeamGreen color we are known for- since 2003, we have been using a long-lasting, environmental friendly powder paint coating process that is done in house and meant to last.

Before a LÄGLER product ends up in your hands, on your job site, you can be confident that every part and every machine has gone through a multi-step rigorous testing process and has even had a test run on German white oak. Whether we’re using 50+ year old tools or the latest CNC equipment, you can be confident that your LÄGLER machine will be up for any job, time after time.

Durability: It’s in our DNA
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The Tradition of LÄGLER

August 11, 2020/in Lägler /by Rachel Bilchak

Tradition: It’s In Our DNA

LÄGLER, the mechanical engineering company, is known worldwide as the market leader for floor sanding machines. The famous HUMMEL® belt sander is just one milestone in the company’s 64-year history, but many other developments also have come out of the Swabian town of Frauenzimmern. From the mind of company founder Eugen Lägler straight to the factory, here is the story of how LÄGLER machinery earned its legendary status in the world of floor sanding.

Eugen Lägler started out his career as an apprentice with the German railroad repair shop. After WWII, he started working for a blacksmith in a small mechanic shop in Feuerbach, Germany, and simultaneously completed his master’s degree in mechanics. When Eugen Lägler and his wife Gerda founded their own company in 1956, no one could have imagined that the small business in his grandmother`s old house would one day become the top producer of floor sanders in the industry.

In the beginning, Eugen Lägler’s capital consisted solely of his knowledge, his manual skills, and his turning machine. He earned a modest living producing and manufacturing agricultural equipment for vineyards along with other odd jobs. A lucky coincidence and family connections introduced him to a parquet layer in Heilbronn who was trying to find a source for floor sanding equipment through a machine shop in Munich. This shop gave Eugen Lägler his first order to produce floor sanding equipment on a larger scale and was the true turning point for his company. After single-handedly producing the first 50 TORNADO machines via elaborate manual work, he had found his calling in life.

Rather than continuing to build other people’s designs, Eugen Lägler took matters into his own hands. After much trial and error, he presented his first in-house development in 1964 with the ELF 1 drum sanding machine. “ELF” stands for his initials and the town of Frauenzimmern where production was taking place. With the invention of the smaller ELF 2, the edge sanding machine ELF 3, and a V70 for finishing, LÄGLER had formed its first sanding machine program. Eugen then decided to set up his own sales network and build a production hall. At the same time, the German wood flooring market was experiencing a steep upswing, so the timing was perfect.

In 1969, Lägler became the first inventor to integrate belt sanding technology into a wood floor sanding machine: the first HUMMEL® with its characteristic hum was created (“Hummel” is the German word for bumblebee). In hardly any time at all, thousands of HUMMEL® machines were sold. With it and the Randmeister edge sander developed from the ELF 3, expansion into the European markets followed in the early 1970s, and in 1975 it was introduced to the USA and other international markets. Even with this massive expansion, Eugen Lägler was busy developing a whole range of other machines, depending on where he saw a need. These include the metal sanding machine “Büffel”, the “Bär”, a machine for sanding wooden panels and the “Flunder”, a sander and vacuum attachment devices for angle grinders. In 1984, Eugen Lägler presented his PROFIT drum sanding machine for the first time. He developed the first centrifugal sanding drum especially for this – an absolute novelty in floor sanding technology. The easy-to-use technology impressed professional parquet layers as well as the booming do-it-yourself professionals. In 1993 the three-disc sanding machine TRIO with sensor-monitored dust extraction was introduced; the first and only machine of its kind for hardwood flooring. Developed for intermediate finish and fine sanding, the TRIO produced the flattest floors possible and to this day has the lowest wood-dust emission on the market.

The Next Generation

In 2000, Eugen Lägler officially handed over the management of the company to his son, and he seamlessly continued his father’s work. The following year, the company presented their new edge and corner sanding machine, the FLIP®. The single-disc sanding machine SINGLE followed in 2003. With an aggressive milling plate and an additional weight, it rounds off the company’s machine range today. From subfloor prep to finishing wood floors, there’s a LÄGLER machine for the job. The largest construction project in the company’s history was completed in 2003. Lägler moved into a new building with a 6,000 sqm addition to its current facility, a spacious administration wing and a training center. Today, LÄGLER machines can be found on almost every continent and are used by thousands of flooring professionals.

From the beginning, quality has been our credo. Over 60 years later, it’s become our tradition: it’s in our DNA.

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October 19 – 23: Lägler and Loba-Wakol Essential Systems Course North Carolina

August 11, 2020/in News & Events /by Rachel Bilchak

Lägler and Loba-Wakol Essential Systems Course
October 19 – 23, 2020

The class breakdown is as follows:

  • October 19, 12PM – 4PM: Lägler (Milling Tools) WAKOL Systems (Subfloor Prep)
  • October 20, 9AM – 4PM: WAKOL Systems (Subfloor prep, Adhesive / Glue Down Installations, Moisture Mitigation)
  • October 21, 9AM – 4PM: Lägler (Premium Sanding Techniques & Wire Brushing)
  • October 22, 9AM – 4PM: LOBA Systems (Finishing, Natural Oils)
  • October 23, 9AM – 12PM: Troubleshooting (How to handle your job-site mishaps)

Training Location: LOBA WAKOL North America • 2732 Hwy 74 West • Wadesboro, NC 28170 • P: (800) 230-6456

Hotel and Travel Information: Lodging will be provided for four nights (October 19-22) and meals are also provided. We ask that you plan your arrival and departure accordingly. There will not be any shuttle service available. Please plan on taking renting a vehicle or taking a taxi to the training facility. The closest Airport is Charlotte Douglas International (CLT)

Please keep in mind that we are only able to accommodate 12 participants, so THIS IS ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. Please have your information submitted ASAP
to secure your spot. If you are not able to attend this class after RSVPing, please contact Amanda Bartik at [email protected]

Cost: There is a fee of $499 to attend this course. Upon completion of the course you will be Lägler Certified, LOBA-WAKOL Factory Trained, and will receive $200 in Lägler product and $200 in LOBA WAKOL product. Once your RSVP form is returned to [email protected] OR [email protected], you will be sent an invoice to pay the balance for the course. Once this fee is payed, your spot will be secured.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Call 800-8-HUMMEL with any questions.

Please note that due to the situation surrounding COVID-19, we reserve the right to cancel this event if circumstances call for it and we feel the safety of participants is compromised. Refunds for the cost of the event would be administered but LÄGLER and Loba-Wakol are not responsible for any costs, damages, or other expenses of any kind, including and without limitation, transportation due to cancellation.

 

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