Forestry Mobile Diesel Engine Wood chipper shredder Branch Wood Chip Crusher Machine

This is a forestry mobile diesel engine wood chipper/shredder designed to crush branches, small logs and woody waste into chips suitable for mulch, ground cover, organic fertilizer feedstock, composting or biomass fuel.

Capacity depends on model: Model 600: 800–1,000 kg/h; 800: 1,500–2,000 kg/h; 1000: 4,000–5,000 kg/h; 1200: 5,000–6,500 kg/h; 1500: 6,000–8,000 kg/h. The machine easily chips logs up to about 150 mm (model-dependent inlet and rotor size).

Typical feeding mouth sizes by model are roughly 150–350 mm (model 600–1500 respectively). Finished discharge size is adjustable in the range of about 5–50 mm depending on settings and screen used. Always check the specific model inlet/minimum inlet size before feeding.

Multiple Weifang diesel engine options are available across models: common powers include 35 HP, 65 HP, 102 HP (4-cylinder), 200 HP (6-cylinder) and 320 HP (6-cylinder). Engine selection depends on the model and required capacity.

The hydraulic forced feeding system actively pulls material into the rotor, compressing fluffy branches to reduce volume and ensuring steady, fast feed. It reduces the chance of jams, improves throughput and the front pressing roller prevents material from flowing back, improving safety.

Yes. The intelligent hydraulic forced feeding system offers adjustable feed speed (1–10 gears) so you can fine‑tune feeding to match material type and avoid blockages.

Key safety features include a front pressing roller to prevent backflow of material, hydraulic forced feeding to stabilize input, a clutch that slips if transmission load is excessive to protect the engine, and optional intelligent panel alarms for abnormal oil level, water temperature or other faults.

Rotor speed typically runs around 2,000–2,200 rpm. Blades are high-strength, tough wear parts designed to resist breakage and curling. The exact number and configuration of rotating and fixed blades vary by model to match capacity and rotor size.

Bearings are sourced from internationally known brands to handle high rotor speeds and loads reliably. A friction clutch is fitted so that if transmission torque exceeds safe limits the clutch will slip, preventing overload and protecting the engine/transmission.

The machine offers 360° discharge capability so chips can be directed in any direction. Jet distance can reach up to about 2.5 meters, allowing direct unloading into trailers or piles.

Yes. It comes with aluminum-alloy wheels and car tires and uses a 2-inch traction hitch. The chassis and wheels are designed to support loading and towing; towing/loading capacity exceeds 5,000 kg (depending on configuration).

Fuel tank volumes vary by model (typical examples: 25 L, 80 L, or 120 L). Hydraulic tank volumes also vary (e.g., 20 L, 40 L, 80 L). All models use electric start.

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing blades when worn, greasing bearings per the lubrication schedule, inspecting hydraulic hoses and oil levels, checking clutch condition, and monitoring engine oil and coolant. Frequency depends on workload, but inspect blades and bearings daily in high-use operations and perform full service at manufacturer-recommended intervals.

Choose by feed size, desired throughput, and available engine power. Smaller models (600–800) are suited to lighter branch/chipping tasks (under ~2,000 kg/h), while larger models (1000–1500) are for heavy-duty operations (4,000–8,000 kg/h) and larger inlet sizes. Also consider fuel/hydraulic tank needs, transportability and whether you need the optional intelligent operation panel.