FORESTRY EQUIPMENT

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CEMEH Formica forestry trailer

Forestry Trailers

Designed for various demanding terrains.

CEMEH Rupi auxiliary winch for pulling steel cable

Winches

For safe and efficient work.

CEMEH firewood processing equipment

Log Splitters

Optimised working time and reduced physical effort.

CEMEH vertical log splitter beside stacked firewood

log splitter

Splitting force 18, 22 or 26 t

Castor splitting grapple splitting a log

Castor Splitting Grapple

For splitting larger logs.

CEMEH firewood processor on a single-axle chassis

firewood processor

Mobile or stationary version.

Rupi auxiliary winch mounted beside a forestry winch

Rupi – auxiliary winch

Winch for easy steel-cable pulling.

Taurus portable hydraulic winch

Taurus – forestry winch

Portable forestry winch.

CEMEH front timber blade with hydraulic grapple

Front Timber Blades

Robust and strong construction for efficient work.

CEMEH forestry grapple with heel for excavators

FORESTRY GRAPPLE WITH HEEL

Stable handling of timber.

CEMEH Formica forestry trailer

Forestry Trailers

Designed for various demanding terrains.

CEMEH Rupi auxiliary winch for pulling steel cable

Winches

For safe and efficient work.

Rupi auxiliary winch mounted beside a forestry winch

Rupi – auxiliary winch

Winch for easy steel-cable pulling.

Taurus portable hydraulic winch

Taurus – forestry winch

Portable hydraulic winch.

CEMEH firewood processing equipment

Log Splitters

Optimised working time and reduced physical effort.

CEMEH vertical log splitter beside stacked firewood

log splitter

Splitting force 18, 22 or 26 t

CEMEH firewood processor on a single-axle chassis

firewood processor

Mobile or stationary version.

Castor splitting grapple splitting a log

Castor Splitting Grapple

For splitting larger logs.

CEMEH forestry equipment

Front Timber Blades

Robust and strong construction for efficient work.

CEMEH forestry grapple with heel for excavators

FORESTRY GRAPPLE WITH HEEL

Stable handling of timber.

CEMEH forestry equipment covers different stages of work with timber, from preparing the winch cable and transporting logs to handling and processing firewood. The right starting point is the task you need to improve. Consider the machines you already use, the material you handle and the working conditions before comparing individual products.

Choosing forestry equipment for your work

Transport, winches and timber handling

Formica forestry trailers offer two series with different configurations and equipment options. When comparing them, describe your timber lengths, loading arrangements and typical routes. The Rupi auxiliary winch has a specific role: it moves the cable of a forestry winch to the attachment point; it does not pull the timber itself. The portable hydraulic Taurus forestry winch is intended for timber pulling and other lighter forestry tasks.

Front timber blades help stack, sort and load logs. The range also includes an excavator forestry grapple with heel and Koala tree shears, which combine cutting and gripping. These products address different handling tasks, so compare their intended use with the work performed by your carrier machine.

Preparing firewood and biomass

A log splitter splits prepared lengths, while a firewood processor combines cutting and splitting. Castor splitting grapples are intended for thick logs used in firewood, wood chips or biomass preparation. Think about how timber reaches the machine and how the processed material will leave the work area. This helps you discuss the whole workflow, not only one attachment.

Information for a useful enquiry

Include your tractor or excavator model, the existing attachment interface, available hydraulics, typical timber dimensions and the main daily tasks. Note which equipment you want to keep and which operation needs improvement. These details give CEMEH a practical basis for discussing the relevant model, mounting arrangement and equipment options.

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