BTD firewood processors allow the cutting length to be adjusted from 23 to 50 cm in 1 cm increments. This makes it possible to produce both common firewood lengths and customer-specific dimensions.
The cutting length is set through the machine control system. The selected length determines where the log is positioned before the saw cuts the next section.
Depending on the machine configuration, the system uses a combination of electronic measurement and mechanical guidance to achieve a consistent cutting length.
BTD PROcompact, PROcompact-S and PROplus can be set between 23 and 50 cm, with adjustment in 1 cm increments.
Common firewood lengths such as 25, 30, 33 or 50 cm can therefore be selected, but other dimensions within this range are also possible.
The SHORT/LONG function is designed for processing shorter firewood lengths, approximately 23–35 cm.
When shorter lengths are selected, the function can reduce unnecessary movement of the splitting cylinder. This shortens the cycle and can improve production efficiency.
The availability of SHORT/LONG depends on the model and configuration. It is standard on the PROcompact-S.
Yes. Cutting length is one of the factors that influences cycle time. Shorter firewood lengths require more cuts per metre of log, but with the appropriate machine settings and SHORT/LONG function where available, unnecessary cylinder travel can be reduced.
Actual production capacity also depends on hydraulic performance, log diameter, wood species, splitting knife and the organisation of log feeding and discharge.
BTD firewood processors allow the cutting length to be adjusted from 23 to 50 cm in 1 cm increments. This makes it possible to adapt the machine to different firewood sizes and customer requirements.
For shorter lengths, the SHORT/LONG function can reduce unnecessary cylinder movement and improve cycle efficiency where this function is available.
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