The manufacturing process is at the heart of what makes Snider Industries' quality lumber products. Lumber is steam-dried in conventional kilns at 180 F for 72 hours, then allowed equalize for about two weeks in the dry lumber shed, allowing it to regain a stable moisture content guaranteed to be below 15%. Snider prefers the conventional steam kilns, not the high-temperature kilns used by most mills. This process allows for a soft, pliable board suitable for multiple purposes including millwork and patterns. All of Snider's lumber products receive a SPIB HT Grade mark of D & Better, #2 or #3; and a moisture content grade mark of 15%, including shorts products.
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SAWMILL/PLANT OPERATIONS
Wayne Fleming - Plant Manager 
Office: 903-938-9221 Ext. 22 
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​John Minter - Assistant Plant Manager  
Office: 903-938-9857 Ext. 21 
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Greg Barron - Maintenance Supervisor 
Office: 903-938-9857 Ext. 33 
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Power Plant 
Office: 903-938-9857 Ext. 36 
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Craig Shipwash - Purchasing Manager 
Office: 903-938-9857 Ext.  17
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