Woodlogs

Wood splitters are machines used in the timber and gardening industry for processing logs into smaller pieces of wood. With a wood splitter, wood can be easily and quickly divided into smaller parts of a specific length and diameter, which facilitates the transport and storage of wood as well as its preparation for further processing.

• Depending on the application, there are different types of wood splitters, such as:
• stationary splitters,
• mobile splitters,
• manual splitters.
• Stationary splitters are usually powered by electricity or hydraulics, and the wood is fed to them manually or by conveyor belts.
• Mobile splitters, also known as trailer or tractor-mounted splitters, are typically mounted on trailers or tractors, making it easy to move them between work sites.
• Manual splitters, on the other hand, are small hand tools that are used for manually splitting smaller pieces of wood.

When choosing a wood splitter, factors such as the type of wood to be split, required efficiency and power, availability of power supply, mobility, and ease of use should be taken into account. The cost of the splitter as well as its durability and strength are also important factors.

Wood splitters are essential in the timber industry as well as in gardening and other fields related to wood processing. They allow for significant streamlining of the wood processing process, resulting in greater work efficiency and time and cost savings.