It is designed to cut forestry wood logs, branches, straw and other organic materials for use as mulch, organic fertilizer feedstock or fuel.
Typical capacity ranges from about 4,000–5,000 kg/hour (the 1000 model can reach up to ~5 tons/hour). Actual throughput depends on material type, feed size and model selected.
Depending on model, the machine can process logs from ~150 mm up to 480 mm. Popular drum models can directly process logs near 300 mm (30 cm) diameter.
Finished chip size is generally uniform in the 1–3 cm range, suitable for organic fertilizer production or as fuel.
Models are available with diesel engines (examples: 54HP, 102HP, 122HP, 184HP, 235HP, 336HP) and can also be supplied with electric motor options. Engines can be local Chinese brands or premium brands such as Cummins or Perkins. EPA Tier 3/4 compliant engines are available on request.
The hydraulic forced feeding system automatically drives material into the cutting drum with adjustable speed (higher gears increase feed speed and output). It reduces manual feeding, improves safety and lowers the chance of blockages.
The machine has automatic load monitoring that reduces or stops feeding when load exceeds a set threshold. A manual feed control lever allows forward, reverse and stop actions so operators can clear jams safely.
Cutting drums are large-diameter rotors with high-quality alloy steel blades. Blade counts vary by model (typically 4–9 blades). Blades are hardened for durability and are replaceable when worn.
The discharge chute is 360° adjustable and has a discharge spray distance of about 2.5–3 m, allowing you to direct chips onto trucks, piles or conveyors as needed.
Yes — models come with a 2-inch tow ball and all-steel wheels. A 4-ton unit can be towed by a small car. Overall compact size is around 4250 x 1900 x 2700 mm (may vary by model).
The machine includes a PLC-based intelligent operation panel that displays key parameters (oil volume, water temperature, working hours, etc.) and supports reliable key start for convenient operation and fault finding.
Regular maintenance includes inspecting and replacing or sharpening blades when worn, checking and topping hydraulic and engine fluids, lubricating bearings and linkages, inspecting belts and fasteners, and following the engine supplier's service schedule. Keep the feeding area clean and check the PLC alarms regularly.
Smaller units ship LCL in plywood cases (volumes shown per model). Heavier units may ship in heavy plywood cases with steel framing or in containers depending on size and customer requirements.
Yes. Different drum sizes, blade counts, engine powers and feed systems are available across model variants. Options such as premium engines (Cummins/Perkins), EPA-compliant engines, and customized discharge or mounting configurations can be discussed with the supplier.
Typical uses include forestry waste processing, producing raw material for organic fertilizer, biomass fuel preparation, farm and orchard pruning cleanup, and pre-processing material for composting or energy generation.
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