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Through close collaboration with production teams, USNR has identified the real-world challenges lumber manufacturers face.

These insights have guided the evolution of their equipment to meet the industry’s most critical needs. Over time, these needs crystallized into a focused set of priorities. These priorities now define the Paragon Design Standard, USNR’s official design framework.

Decades of industry experience have taught USNR that debris is an unavoidable byproduct of wood processing. They have also learned it doesn’t have to disrupt your operation.

Paragon equipment incorporates advanced containment features that capture and control debris at the source. By minimizing the spread of chips, dust, and offcuts, we reduce cleanup time, protect sensitive components, and enhance operator safety.

The result is a cleaner, more efficient work environment that supports continuous production and reduces wear on your equipment.

Visit USNR’s website to learn more.

USNR – Benchmark for Excellence

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Tele Radio presents its latest safe and smart wireless control solutions at IFAT Munich, held from May 4 to 7, 2026 at the Trade Fair Center Munich. Visitors are invited to stop by for hands-on demonstrations and expert guidance at booth C4.114, where the company will showcase how safe wireless radio remote control solutions help operators work at a safer distance, maintain clear visibility, and keep equipment running reliably in demanding environments.

 Tele Radio’s systems support a wide range of applications found in the water and wastewater, recycling, and municipal technology sectors — including pumps and valves, conveyors, compactors, cranes, and mobile machinery. The focus: maximum safety, uptime, and ease of operation.

Stefan Augste, Sales Director at Tele Radio Germany, said: “IFAT Munich will signify an important step toward Tele Radio’s future. We will proudly put the spotlight on the new PAQ line, which brings safety improvements such as certification at Ple/CAT4/SIL3 level. Safety is our top priority, and we will never give up pushing the boundaries of what is possible in this field.”

Along with its sister companies Åkerströms and Sistematica – all sailing under the Allgon Group flag – Tele Radio will be pre sent at booth C4.114. As the world’s leading trade fair for environmental technologies, IFAT brings together decision-makers and practitioners across water, waste management, and circularity – offering the ideal setting to explore safer and smarter ways to remotely control machines built for these purposes.

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ÅSA Alström has been appointed head of brand, marketing and communication, and will become a member of the Volvo CE executive management team.

Since 2018, Ms Alström has served as head of strategic communication at Volvo CE, where she has been responsible for both internal and external communications at a global level. She brings over 20 years of experience within Volvo CE across communication, marketing sales, key account management, aftermarket and within operations.

Melker Jernberg, president of Volvo CE, said: ‘Brand, marketing and communication are essential in supporting the company’s transformation. Åsa has extensive experience within Volvo CE and in these areas, and I look forward to working closely with her going forward.’

Ms Alström succeeds Bill Law, who has taken on a new role supporting the development of the Volvo Group’s defence business. She assumed her new role on 1 April 2026, based in Eskilstuna, Sweden.

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