Hasslacher Sachsenburg
OperatingHasslacher Norica TimberHASSLACHER Gruppehasslacher.comID 01008
Hasslacher Sachsenburg is an operating softwood sawmill in Sachsenburg, Austria, owned by HASSLACHER Gruppe. With a capacity of 780 000 cubic metres of log intake per year it is the 6th largest of the 43 sawmills in Austria with a recorded capacity, and it produced 750 000 m3 of log intake in 2025.
Location and logistics
- Nearest port
- Monfalcone, Italy · 116 kmStraight-line distance to the nearest major port. Method
- Rail siding
- Own sidingVerified by satellite 2026-10-02OpenStreetMap track way/292276868 ↗, 44 m from the site point. Method
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Capacity and output
- Capacity
- 780 000 m3/y log intakeTrade press for 2024
- Production
- 750 000 m3 log intake2025 · press
- Utilisation
- 96 %
- Type
- Softwood
Raw material and products
Sawn timber
Also produces
Certifications
PEFC
History and sources
Timeline
- product added2006One of Europe's most advanced glued laminated timber plants was built at Sachsenburg in 2006 after a fire.Source ↗
- expansion2004The first biomass combined heat and power plant was built at Sachsenburg in 2004, followed by a second one in 2007.Source ↗
- other1998A fire damaged the Sachsenburg plant in 1998, after which operations were rebuilt and expanded with new equipment and merged into Hasslacher Drauland Holzindustrie GmbH.Source ↗
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Sources
- otherchecked 2026-07-26meinbezirk.at ↗
- otherchecked 2026-07-26wegezumholz.de ↗
- company websitechecked 2026-07-26hasslacher.com ↗
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- otherchecked 2026-09-24holzkurier.com ↗
- otherchecked 2026-07-26openstreetmap.org ↗
- industry presschecked 2026-09-09holzkurier.com ↗
- otherchecked 2026-10-02openstreetmap.org ↗
Related facilities
HASSLACHER Gruppe
Largest in Austria
How to cite
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