DREWMET – Polish manufacturer of sawmill machinery since 1990
From a sawmill to machine building – over 30 years of experience in the wood industry
We started in 1990 as a wood-processing plant, designing equipment for our own needs. The hands-on experience from daily sawmill work was carried over to the design of circular sawmills, multirip saws and feed conveyors.
Today our machines operate in hundreds of plants across Poland and Europe. Their design addresses real challenges faced by sawmill owners — from sawdust blockages to high energy costs.
Machines that solve sawmill problems
From log breakdown to precision cants
We manufacture circular sawmills, double-arbor multirip saws, conveyors and log turners. Every design is built around the needs of small and mid-size mills — easy to operate, fast to set up, and simple to service. From the TT-400 to the new WD-200/540, we focus on solutions that shorten cycle time and minimise downtime.
New for 2025
Precise cutting of cants from 30–200 mm. Compact design with rapid arbor-spacing adjustment. Available as WD-200/240/M and WD-200/540 — an evolution of the design with higher throughput and a wider cutting range.
Ensures efficient removal of sawdust and dust from the cutting area. A high-performance fan and matched connectors keep the area clean, improve working conditions, and extend machine lifespan.
Smooth-running machines — no downtime at the mill
Service & technical support on time
We know downtime means real losses. That’s why we provide warranty and post-warranty service with a response time of 24–72 hours.
Original spare parts are shipped from our Korczyna warehouse within 24–48 hours.
Our service team provides installation, commissioning and operator training for new machines.
Technical support is available by phone and online — including weekends in emergencies.
DREWMET history at a glance
From our beginnings in a sawmill to modern machines operating across Europe
Proven quality & safety
EC type-examination certificates
Our machines hold certificates issued by the Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Technology in Kraków, confirming compliance with the European Machinery, Low Voltage and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directives.
