Wood processing machines

In addition to machines for harvesting wood, there are also machines for processing wood. These include sawmills, saws, stump grinders, wood splitters, branch chippers, and forest mulchers.

• Sawmills are machines used to cut logs into smaller pieces. This allows for further processing of the wood, for example, for the production of furniture or building materials.
• Saws are machines used to cut wood along the grain. They make it easy to cut logs into smaller pieces.
• Stump grinders allow for the cutting of stumps into smaller pieces, making further processing easier.
• Wood splitters are machines that use a special mechanism to split logs into smaller parts.
• Branch chippers are used to chip branches into smaller pieces, making further processing or disposal easier.
• Forest mulchers are machines used to chip branches and logs, as well as other organic materials, into smaller pieces. This makes it possible to use them as fuel or as mulch for plants.

The last group of forestry machines includes equipment and accessories for forestry machines, such as chainsaw blades, chains, cutting wedges, axes, knives, chains, and many others. Their task is to facilitate the work of forestry machine operators and increase their safety while working in the forest.