Wood Chipper for processing branches, logs, straw, and other biomass materials into uniform wood chips. Suitable for compost preparation, organic fertilizer production, and biomass processing. High-efficiency cutting system provides consistent chip size for downstream crushing and composting.
Whole logs and mixed wood waste are worth little as they are — as uniform chips, they become biomass fuel, mushroom substrate, paper feedstock, and compost bulking agent. The LANE drum wood chipper converts logs, branches, slabs and board off-cuts into consistent chips in a single continuous pass, with hydraulic feed rollers pulling material in at a controlled rate.
Email sales@lanesvc.com with your wood type, maximum diameter and required output — get a matched model and quotation within 24 hours.
Flying knives mounted on a heavy rotating drum slice wood against a fixed anvil at a consistent angle. Chip size stays uniform — the property biomass buyers and substrate producers actually pay for.
You don’t push material in; powered feed rollers grip and draw it through at a rate matched to the drum. Steadier feeding means steadier chips, lower operator effort, and safer operation.
Logs up to Ø300 mm, branches with side limbs, slabs, veneer cores, and board off-cuts — no need to pre-split most material.
Change the knife setting / screen configuration to adjust chip length within roughly 10–40 mm, covering biomass boiler specs, substrate specs, and compost bulking in one machine.
Steel-plate welded frame, dynamically balanced drum, and replaceable alloy knives. Designed for production shifts, not backyard weekends.
Electric drive standard; voltage/frequency configured per destination country. Diesel option available for off-grid sites.
Tell us your feedstock and end use — we’ll point you to the right machine, not the more expensive one.
Q: Can it chip green (fresh) wood?
A: Yes — drum chippers handle green wood well; fresh wood actually cuts more cleanly than bone-dry wood. Both are within normal duty.
Q: What happens if a nail or stone gets in?
A: Tramp metal damages knives on any chipper. For clean logs and branches this isn’t an issue; for demolition wood or pallets, use a dual-shaft shredder, which tolerates contamination far better.
Q: How often do knives need sharpening?
A: Knives are removable for grinding and are reversible/replaceable. Sharpening interval depends on wood species and cleanliness — hardwood and sandy bark shorten it. Spare knife sets ship with every machine.
Q: Can I get chips small enough for pellet production?
A: Chips at 10–40 mm are the standard first stage; pellet plants then hammer-mill chips down to sawdust size. We can quote the chipper alone or the full chipping + milling combination.
Email (1) wood type and max diameter, (2) required chip size, (3) capacity per hour — we’ll size the machine and send factory-direct pricing.
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