It's been 48 years since the first wood chipper was made in Japan! Not only does it reduce the heavy labor of branch processing, but the chipped material can be effectively utilized! Feel free to apply for a demonstration!
We crush various types of trees, including general garden trees, miscellaneous woods, bamboo, waste pallets, and waste wooden frames, to reduce their volume. The chips produced after crushing are effectively utilized as compost materials, livestock bedding, feed, and biomass materials.
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basic information
Our company's lineup of wood chippers can handle input diameters from 40mm to 170mm! We offer various models with different horsepower and discharge methods, including push-type, self-propelled, and tractor-mounted types. There are two types of crushing methods: the knife type, which processes chips finely and quickly, and the hammer type, which is resistant to foreign objects.
Price information
Suggested retail price: 491,700 yen (including tax)
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
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Applications/Examples of results
Processing of garden trees, miscellaneous woods, bamboo, waste pallets, and waste wooden frames! Disposing of waste incurs costs, and it's an era where simple incineration is not feasible. From the perspective of eco-friendliness, recycling, and reuse, wood-based chips are utilized in various fields. Compost materials, mulch (weed suppression), livestock bedding, livestock feed (bamboo powder), biomass materials, etc.
Detailed information
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Product Name: Cut Type Model: HNT-62L-1 Mobility: Mounted Type Horsepower: 6 HP Crushing Method: Hammer & Knife Type Maximum Input Diameter: 60 mm
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Company information
Karui is a company that was founded in 1916 (Taisho 5) and manufactures pumps and wood chippers. With 67 years of research on pumps in Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture, we produce highly versatile pumps with our unique designs. Additionally, we have been making wood chippers for 42 years. Karui's chippers not only reduce the heavy labor of branch processing but also turn the chipped material into fertilizer.