WMS

The Woodworking Machinery and Supply Conference and Expo WMS is recognized as Canada’s national and preeminent industrial woodworking event. For more than four decades, WMS has served as the essential marketplace, connecting thousands of Canadian professional woodworking buyers with the world’s most prominent machinery manufacturers and industry suppliers. It functions as Canada’s definitive showcase for cutting-edge woodworking technologies, digital solutions, and sustainable materials.

WMS is strategically located at the Toronto Congress Centre, easily accessible just minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport. The venue provides an expansive and dynamic platform, accommodating a vast array of exhibits and immersive showcases of emerging woodworking technologies for manufacturers of furniture, cabinets, architectural woodwork, and other wood products.

Attendees, who include decision-makers, technical directors, cabinetmakers, millworkers, architects, and designers, come to WMS seeking solutions to improve and expand their manufacturing operations. The exhibition floor features a comprehensive range of products, including high-tech CNC machines, panel processing and solid wood processing machinery, precision cutting tools, advanced sanding and finishing equipment, computer software, portable power tools, and dust extraction systems. Additionally, WMS features essential supplies like hardware, wood components, raw materials, and green products, catering to sectors like closet, garage, and home organization.

Beyond the bustling exhibition, WMS provides robust knowledge-sharing opportunities through WMS Live. This complimentary conference program offers expert-led sessions, keynotes, and panel discussions covering vital industry topics such as automation and robotics, sustainable practices, digital integration, and best practices for shop efficiency and workforce training. WMS is the unmatched platform for industry peers to network, collaborate, and discover solutions that enhance competitiveness and future-proof their businesses, reinforcing its role as the leading trade show for the woodworking and furniture manufacturing industries in Canada.