The higher the cutting speed and splitting force, the more powerful the vehicle’s drive must be.
For attachment firewood processors with a splitting force of 15 to 20 tons, a vehicle power of 25 hp to 60 hp is typically required. This allows for an average capacity of 3 m³ to 9 m³ per hour.
Firewood processors can normally operate at the minimum power requirement. However, more power can also be beneficial. This means you can work and maneuver faster with the attached firewood processors. With BTD machines, the hydraulic oil pressure and flow are automatically limited. This offers the advantage that the machines deliver maximum performance and are always limited to prevent damage. See also Features BTD hydraulic.
Loading and Splitting Area:
The distance and efficiency of the work environment
Log Length and Diameter:
Larger logs require more force and time
Cutting Length and Wood Type:
The characteristics of the wood influence the speed
Type of Vehicle:
Whether it is a mobile crane, wheel loader, or telescopic handler, the type of vehicle also determines performance
Softwood:
For types of wood such as pine or poplar, a smaller power output is often sufficient. Splitting requires less force because the fibers are more flexible
Hardwood:
For wood such as oak or beech, a more powerful drive is needed. This ensures that the machine continues to operate smoothly and efficiently, even with demanding material
Based on the factors above, you can search specifically for an add-on firewood processor that suits your vehicle (including power) and specific needs. Also check Which add-on firewood processor do I need?
BTD Technics offers three models in this context: the PROcompact, PROcompact-S and the PROplus.
In short, BTD machines offer a wide range of options to meet the diverse needs and requirements of users.
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