From woodto music.
The Indonesian rainforests are home to the world's greatest biodiversity of woods, with over 250 of the 4,000 listed species ideal for Musical Instruments making.
Our Story
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It was in this natural paradise that Camwood was founded in Jepara in 2006. Today, after twenty years of operation, the company maintains its original passion and controls every single stage of the production process in-house.
We controlthe process.
With its 1,500 employees, Camwood does what others consider uneconomical: it purchases only the raw materials for packaging and external accessories, producing everything else entirely in-house. The process begins with long-seasoned logs, which are cut and selected for solid wood, while the veneers and veneers are transformed into premium plywood before undergoing further drying.
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Long-seasoned logs
The process begins with long-seasoned logs.
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Cutting & selection
Logs are cut and selected for solid wood.
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Veneers into premium plywood
The veneers are transformed into premium plywood.
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Further drying
The material undergoes further drying before manufacture.
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In-house manufacturing
Camwood purchases only the raw materials for packaging and external accessories, producing everything else entirely in-house.
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Quality control
Complete internal control of the supply chain, with brand-side controls and oversight of the production process.
This complete internal control of the supply chain and the fact that they regularly manufacture products for globally recognized brands, which implement controls and oversee the production process, guarantees extremely high quality and service standards, meeting the requirements of the most demanding markets like USA, Japan and Europe, etc.
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It was in this natural paradise that Camwood was founded in Jepara in 2006. Today, after twenty years of operation, the company maintains its original passion and controls every single stage of the production process in-house.
- People
- 1,500
- Founded in Jepara, Indonesia
- 2006