Forest Products Industry

Simplify the number of parts in your curve sawing gang while adding stability, support, and reliability. The Clamping Guide Bar upgrade from USNR replaces the 3-prong style pusher rod assembly with a modern, sturdier ram tube style saw guide clamp.

It also comes with the innovative pull back feature, which pulls the clamping mechanism back to create a gap, as pictured above. This allows saw filers to easily remove saws for quick change-out.

Benefits include:

• Increased reliability
• Improved support & stability
• Lower maintenance costs

Contact your USNR representative to learn more.

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Indonesia is expanding access to its forestry carbon market under a new regulation designed to simplify carbon trading procedures, attract international investment and increase the supply of high-integrity carbon credits, Vietnam+ has reported, citing a senior government official. Source: Carbon Herald The policy, Regulation No. 6/2026 issued by the Ministry of Forestry, marks “a new chapter in the carbon market era” for the country, according to Edo Mahendra, senior advisor to Indonesia’s forestry minister. Mahendra said the regulation is intended to support carbon trading in the forestry sector by creating clearer and more streamlined business processes while responding to growing global demand for higher-quality carbon credits. He added that the framework was designed to preserve environmental integrity as the market expands. The government is also broadening access to carbon investment mechanisms, including adoption of a “nesting” approach intended to prevent double counting of carbon credits and strengthen confidence in the market. The nesting system is aimed at improving coordination between projects and national accounting systems as Indonesia develops its carbon market infrastructure. This approach would help ensure that emissions reductions are counted only once. Mahendra said Indonesia is seeking to position itself as a leading participant in international carbon markets rather than a passive player. He added that the government would continue strengthening the country’s credibility by aligning with international market standards. Indonesia is home to one of the world’s largest tropical forest areas, which officials regard as a key natural asset in absorbing carbon emissions and addressing climate change. The country has increasingly promoted forestry-based carbon trading as part of efforts to attract climate-related investment while leveraging the carbon storage potential of its forests. The new regulation comes as governments and investors place greater emphasis on transparency and environmental credibility in global carbon markets.

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