Wood Processor Firewood Cone Log Splitter for Excavator

The ES180 is designed for excavators weighing between 1.5 and 5 tons.

Recommended hydraulic flow is 150–225 L/min with a working pressure of up to 240 Bar.

The unit provides a maximum torque of 1885 Nm and operates at approximately 300 RPM.

The cone diameter is 200 mm, the output shaft diameter is 56 mm, and the unit weighs 75 kg.

The ES180 mounts to the excavator arm via the machine's hydraulic circuit and a suitable bracket or quick coupler. Use the correct mounting adapter for your excavator and follow both the excavator and splitter manufacturer instructions.

Yes — the product is CE certified.

It is suitable for most softwoods and hardwoods used for firewood. Performance depends on log diameter, species, moisture content and presence of knots; very large, frozen or heavily dirt-contaminated logs may be more difficult to split.

Yes — the cone design screws into and splits logs efficiently. However, safe operation requires a trained operator, correct hydraulic settings (flow and pressure), and use of personal protective equipment.

Regular maintenance includes checking for hydraulic leaks, keeping hydraulic oil and filters clean, inspecting the cone for wear or damage, greasing pivot points if applicable, and tightening mount hardware. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.

Wear appropriate PPE (gloves, eye protection, steel-toed boots), keep bystanders clear, secure the excavator on stable ground, ensure hydraulic lines and couplers are rated for the pressure, never place hands near the rotating cone, and follow safe operating procedures from both the excavator and splitter manufacturers.

Units are packed on iron pallets, and the supply ability is approximately 100 pieces per month.

Typically yes, but hoses and couplers must be rated for the working pressure (240 Bar) and required flow. Use proper fittings and ensure connections are secure. If unsure, consult your excavator dealer or the splitter supplier.

Stop the hydraulic flow immediately, relieve pressure per your excavator's procedure, and use safe manual methods to extract the cone. Inspect the cone for damage before resuming operation. If stalls persist, check hydraulic flow/pressure and log suitability.

Warranty and after-sales support vary by seller/distributor. Contact the supplier or dealer for specific warranty terms, spare parts availability and service options.

Throughput depends on excavator power, hydraulic settings, operator skill, log size and species. The cone design speeds splitting compared with manual methods, but exact output rates vary; contact the supplier for performance examples based on your conditions.