Posch 2.2m Hydraulic Firewood Processor Log Deck Infeed Table
Features
3 chain deck
Powered table and cross-feed
controlled via processor
Reduce handling
Increase Output
A 2.2 metre long and 2 metre wide powered Firewood Processor Log Deck Infeed Table with cross conveyor. This powered model has 3 hydraulically powered metal chains running the length of the table. These are designed to move the stacked timber along and into the cross-feed. Once in this cross-feed, individual lengths can be fed into the firewood processor for cutting. This fully automated hydraulic feed is designed to increase production and reduce timber handling.
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Austrian Build Quality
Posch machinery is well known for its build quality and performance. Whether your looking to buy a commercial grade Firewood Log Cleaner or a domestic use splitter for home use, Posch has the machine for you. Jas P Wilson are the sole suppliers for Posch across the UK and Ireland, with thousands of machines in use. We have a skilled network of service engineers and vans to ensure we support your needs.
We have a national network of Regional Service Engineers in well stocked service vans to ensure you get the most from your machinery. Our fully trained Engineers can carry out a wide range of services from warranty/breakdown support, annual servicing, training and testing to suit your needs.
This item has been designed to fit our core S-300 series machines, such as the older S-350, S-360 models (Examples of which are usually available in our Used Stock Section) and the current S-375 model. The table can be loaded with a timber using a fork lift, timber loader or a tractor/tele-handler mounted log beak allowing the operator to load a volume of timber in one go. The operator can then move to the processor to cut many logs from this batch, before needing to load the infeed again.
Without a Firewood Processor Log Deck Infeed Table, the handling time required to cut timber in much greater as lengths would need to be loaded onto the infeed belt one at a time. This results in the operator having less time cutting and more time loading which will impact on the output volume.
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