Firewood processors
Cut and split in one pass, from log to stacked firewood.
Frequently asked questions
How many cubic metres an hour with a firewood processor?
Four cubic metres an hour on a WoodMax 20T, six on a 30T, with two people and straight wood. On knotty timber or with a single operator, take a third off: it is the feeding, not the machine, that caps the rate.
Petrol, electric or PTO: which processor?
Petrol if you move around and have no tractor. PTO if you already run one: one less engine to service. Electric if the station stays under a roof and you have three-phase power — it is the cheapest per hour and by far the quietest.
Which splitting knife: 4, 6 or 8 way?
Four way for large-diameter open-fire logs, six for everyday stove wood, eight for 33 cm splits delivered in volume. The knife changes in a few minutes to suit the job.
- Designed and inspected in France
- Workshop and after-sales service in France
- Spare parts in stock
- 2-year warranty