Firewood saw WippCut
Rocker with integrated locking device
It is important to us that your hands cannot get into the danger zone during sawing. This is ensured by the proven cover. NEW is that the safety cover can be moved to better reach the log or the rocker. If the cover is not in its basic position, sawing is not possible to avoid injury.
The ball bearing is particularly easy on the rocker, which means that you do not have to use any force when rocking. The handle can be optimally adapted to the operator: it is height-adjustable and thus enables ergonomic working.
The WippCut is standard equipped with a saw blade with a diameter of 70 cm and processes cutting diameters up to max. 24 cm. It can be driven by a tractor (grey cast iron angular gearbox) or an electric motor (V-belt). The longitudinal stop, which is infinitely adjustable in 1 cm increments (20 – 52 cm), ensures exact cutting lengths.
Cut & Go!
The cut logs are transferred directly to the attached conveyor belt. This transfer area is particularly generously dimensioned so that the logs are transported away quickly and smoothly. Depending on the type of conveyor belt (4 or 5 m long), the maximum ejection height is 340 cm. The inclination can also be adjusted hydraulically as an option /as an optional feature.
Once the work is complete, you can transport the circular saw home via the three-point linkage on the tractor. The conveyor belt can be folded up quickly and easily.
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The new firewood saw WippCut.
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Powerful and safe firewood cutting.
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Provides a secure hold: the rocker extension.
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The design of the rocker prevents billets from turning.
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Patented sliding safety cover.
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The chrome-alloyed saw blade.
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The transfer area from the saw to the conveyor belt.
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The clutch switch on the WippCut.
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Adjustable longitudinal stop.
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Adjustable belt inclination.
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The sawn logs are transferred to the conveyor belt via the generous…
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Sawing and loading firewood in one work cycle.
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Einklappbares Förderband.
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The saw is ready for transport in no time.
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Transport takes place via the three-point linkage of the tractor.
