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Electric engine
18.5 KW engine is standard. If required, a 22 KW engine
is also available.
Advantages of an electric engine:
- Optimal cutting speed is shown on Ammeter.
- Exhaust-free (makes it possible
to work inside a building)
- Low-maintenance
- Long lasting
- Lightweight
- Low noise
- Free of vibrations
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 Precutter
- Removes bark and stones before blade
enters the wood
- Lengthens the working life of the sawblade
- Debarker guard prevents blade warping in case of improper
use of the controls.
- A second precutter where the blade comes out
of the wood is also possible.
- Can be operated with the
joystick.
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 Squaring arms
- Prevent the log from rolling off when loading and turning
- Required for right-angle positioning of the log
- Adjustable with great precision
- Important parts are made
out of brass
- Rollers at the tip make for easier turning
of large logs
- Can be lowered vertically for cutting slats
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Hydraulic sawblade guide
- Allow guides to be positioned as close as possible to the log while cutting.
- Can be operated with the joystick.
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 Sawdust collector
- Can be hydraulically emptied at any time
- No flying
sawdust in windy conditions
- Can be operated with the joystick.
- See it in action in the video.
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 Cockpit
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Hydraulic sawhead advance
- Very fast sawhead return (up to 60 m/min) which means
higher productivity.
- Responds gently or swiftly from stand still to top speed. Especially useful when sawing large diameter logs.
- Fewer failures than with transmission drives.
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 Hydraulic support legs
- Shorten set up time of the sawmill. The diagram shows a
stationary mill that doesn't need them, but they are particularly
useful for mobile mills.
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 Toe boards with log clamps
- Levels each log individually.
- Clamps the log with height-adjustable clamps.
- Pulls the log down and pulls it hard
against the bunks (very important with twisted and long
logs of 16 ft. (5 m) or more, so that you can obtain true-to-measure
boards. (More than 50% of all logs twist and turn during
the sawing process and do not lie level without clamps).
- Two hydraulic cylinders between the toes extend clamping width and double the clamping speed.
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 Log clamp turner
- Can turn the log on the deck either clockwise or counter-clockwise.
- Will turn cant or boards quickly without
corner damage.
- Presses the log against the back stoppers
and also pulls the cant / log down on the bunk.
- Holds the
log or cant at the desired angle.
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 Roller drum
- Moves the log forward or back, so that it can be clamped as securely as possible
- Levels tapered logs
- Particularly
wide and robust design
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 Log lifters
- Lift the logs from the ground up to the sawmill bed
- Individually adjustable and can be installed at various
locations for different log lengths
- 1.2 ton capacity
per lifter
- Up to four log lifters can be installed
- See them in action in the videos.
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 Removal system
- Takes the cut boards off the machine
automatically. See the videos to watch this in action.
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