Solutions for solid wood processing in Latin America







Industrial Strategy
Sawmill planning
- Machine selection and elaboration of quotations with machine suppliers.
- Capacity and layout planning.
- Product development for main products (solid wood) and by-products (waste wood recycling).
- Development of wood drying concepts.
- Training of employees on woodworking machines.
- Establishment of internal processes (work preparation, quality control, others).
- Optimization of existing plants with different focuses: yield, optimization of working hours, increase in production, others.
Due Diligence
Market studies
Sector analysis
Feasibility studies
Product studies
Site studies
About us
About Us
Lignoinca SAS is a company specializing in forestry engineering and solid wood processing, focused on providing sustainable and efficient technical solutions for Latin America.
Mision
To drive the growth of the timber industry through advanced technology and sustainable processes, ensuring sound investment decisions that maximize operational efficiency and respect for the environment.
What we do
We offer comprehensive consulting services: from feasibility studies and equipment selection to the design, training, and optimization of industrial sawmills to improve your production efficiency.

Adelbert Lazay
Forestry Engineer - Master's Degree in Wood Technology - Position: General Manager

Brayan Romero
Forestry Engineer - Position: Project Engineer

Kellys Diaz
Certified Public Accountant - Specializing in Tax Management - Position: Accountant

Vanessa Santa
Business Administration - Position: Secretary
Sobre mí

Adelbert Lazay
Ingeniero Forestal - Maestría en Tecnología de madera - Posición: Gerente General
Profile Manager: My name is Adelbert-Ludwig Lazay – I am a forest product engineer with a master’s degree in wood science from the University of Hamburg, specialized in planning of production plants for solid wood processing of plantation timbers in nothern Latin America. Through the management of various hardwood sawmills in Germany and Colombia, I gained extensive practical process knowledge as well as a wide understanding of local conditions and the wood market itself. Projects have been realized so far in: Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Panamá.
For me, “planning of solid wood processing plants” means finding, on the one hand, the solution that best suits your needs, and, on the other hand, that best matches local conditions, so that optimal production conditions can be achieved.
Additionally, creation of local processing capacity for reforested timbers contributes to strengthening of the forestry sector, which, as a useful and desirable side effect, encourages the expansion of forest plantations – this especially in times when it is essential to preserve natural forest resources or, at best, even enlarge them a
Know-how
Mechanized sawmills were first documented in the 13th century. These were, in the context of the mill diversification at that time, modified grain mills that could saw wood using hydropower. Today, the wood industry (4.0) works with scanners and robots, which also communicate with each other and thus optimize woodworking process chains and maximize capacities.
We offer you the entire range of feasible solutions for your project, so that you get a complete and solid overview of the technical possibilities. This way you can make a well-founded decision on your investments.
To date, we have successfully implemented projects in the following areas:
- Planning and construction of a sawmill for small diameter plantation timber.
- Expansion of a saw line with band resaws.
- Optimization of drying schedules.
- Supply logistics for forest plantations in the tropics (harvest planning, timber transport).
- Analysis and improvement of administrative processes in various sawmills.
- Training of manpower on mobile band saws, sharpening machines, circular sawmills, trim saws, quality grading of sawn timber, technical wood drying, others.
- There is concrete experience with the processing and marketing of the following wood species: European woods such as oak, beech, pine, ash, walnut and others. Tropical woods such as teak, roble / apamate, acacia, melina, ceiba, eucalyptus, Caribbean pine, balsa and others.










Publications:
Lazay, A.; Haag, Dr. V.; Montoya, Dr. J; 2024, Welling, Dr. J.: MOU Deutsch Kolumbianische Beziehung stärken – Holzwissenschaftlicher Austausch, DRW-Editorial, Holz-Zentralblatt 12.01.2024, Edición 2, 150. promoción, page 27 -28
Lazay, A.; Haag, Dr. V.; Montoya, Dr. J; 2024, Welling, Dr. J.: MOU Deutsch Kolumbianische Beziehung stärken – Holzwissenschaftlicher Austausch, DRW-Editorial, Holz-Zentralblatt 12.01.2024, Edición 2, 150. promoción, page 27 -28
Lazay, A.; Henao, V.; Montoya, J; 2021: Diccionario técnico de la madera Español-Alemán – Alemán-Español / Fachwörterbuch Holz Deutsch–Spanisch – Spanisch-Deutsch; Editorial Kessel, 228 páginas, ISBN: 978-3-945941-71-3
Lazay, A.; 2018; Holz- und Forstwirtschaft der Republik Kolumbien (Perfil del sector forestal – maderero en Colombia); Revista Holz-Zentralblatt del 19. 01. 2018 # 3, page 63 – 66








