SOLID FUELS Prinoth AG A1,A8,C2,C8 www.en.prinoth..com Schwarz srl A10,C6 www.schwarz.it LITHUANIA ARGO Containers C8 www.argocontainers.lt NORTHEN IRELAND EDGE Innovation at Work B1,B5 www.edgeinnovate.com NETHERLANDS Europe Recycling Equipment BV B1 ? www.europe-rec.com Europe Forestry V.O.F B1,B3 www.europeforestry.com Wellinkcaesar Timber Technology BV A4,A6,B1,B5 www.wellinkcaesar.nl Vermeer International BV B1,B5 www.vermeer.com PORTUGAL Vitor Cardoso Lda A10,C8 www.vicort.com SPAIN Ventura Máquinas Forestales S.L. A8,A9,C7,C8 www.venturamaq.com SWEDEN AB Alstor A3 Mini www.alstor.se Bracke Forest AB C1,C8 www.brackeforest.com Bruks Holding AB A6,B1,B3 www.bruks.com Erjo-osw AB B3,B5 www.erjo-osw.se Esri Sverige AB D1 www.esri.se Gremo AB A1,A3,C1,C6 www.gremo.com Haglöf Sweden D1,D4 www.haglofcg.com K.T.S Maskiner AB B4,C5,C6,C7 www.kts.nu Komatsu Forest AB A1,A3,A10,C1 www.komatsuforest.se Log Max C1,C8 www.logmax.com Malwa International AB A1,A3 www.malwa.se Nima Maskinteknik AB C8,D4 www.nimamaskinteknik.se Olofsfors AB C8 www.olofsfors.se Rottne Industri AB A1,A3 www.rottne.com Sp Maskiner AB C1 www.spmaskiner.se Tigercat AB A1,A2,A3,C1,C10 www.tigercat.com Trejon AB C1,C2,C5,C6 www.trejon.se VB Maskiner AB B1,B5 www.vbmaskiner.com Weimer skogsteknik AB C6,C8 www.weimer.se Vimek i Vindeln AB A2,A3,A4 www.vimek.se SWITZERLAND Stark Maschinenbau B1 www.stark-maschinenbau.ch UK Clark Tracks Ltd C8 www.clarktracks.com GreenMech Ltd B1 Mini www.greenmech.co.uk JCB A8,A9,A10 www.jcb.com USA Bandit Industries, Inc A8,B1,C2 www.banditchippers.com Barko Hydraulics, LLC A1,A3,A9, A10,B1 www.barko.com Caterpillar Forest Products A1,A2,A3,A9, A10,C6,C8 www.cat.com/forestry Continental Biomass Industries, Inc. CBI B1,B5 www.cbi-inc.com Diamond Z B1 www.diamondz.com Duratech Industries B1,C8 www.duratechindustries.net Fecon Inc A1,A6,A8, C2,C8 www.fecon.com Morbark, Inc. A6,A8,A10, B1,B2,B5 www.morbark.com Peterson Pacific Corp. B1,C8 www.petersoncorp.com Precision Husky Corp. B1,B2,B5,C8 www.precisionhusky.com Rayco Manufacturing Inc A8,A10,B1, C2,C3,C6, C8 www.raycomfg.com Rotochopper, Inc B1,B5 www.rotochopper.com Terex Corporation A6,B1,B5 www.terex.com Universal Refiner Corporation B1 www.universalrefiner.com Woodsman Chippers A6,B1 www.woodsmanchippers.com Bioenergy Internat ional No 79, 3-2015 45 Swedish machinery and equipment manufacturer Cranab Group has announced it is boosting its presence in South America by establishing a partly owned subsidiary in Brazil. Operating under the name Cranab Fassi do Brasil, the new company is a venture together with Italian truck manufacturer Fassi Gru. Brazil, the world’s fifth largest nation by area, has a burgeoning forestry output. Climate, temperature and precipitation are all beneficial factors for the growth of the nation’s commercial forestry. Cranab Group consists of four brands: crane and grapple manufacturers Cranab; grass- and brushcutter flails Slagkraft; small forestry machinery Vimek; and ground preparation, planting and biomass harvesting equipment Bracke Forest. The investment in Brazil is part of the group’s increasing The Finnish agricultural and forest machinery manufacturer Sampo has long been focused on harvesting — first, combine harvesters for agriculture, then forest harvesters. Now the time has come for its first forwarder. The new FR28 has a 10 tonne load capacity, slightly lighter than others in its class, and is designed for use in first and second thinnings. It matches the Sampo HR46 harvester, currently the only Sampo harvester on offer. The company has purposely invested in equipment for first and second thinnings due to the emerging age structure in Finnish and Swedish forests with a growing acreage in need of thinning. The market-ready edition will be officially launched at the SkogsElmia forestry tradeshow in Sweden in June. BI79/4856/AS A new stump grinder for skid steers has been launched by US forestry equipment manufacturers Fecon, Inc. A threaded cone and staggered AR500 cutting blades grind out stump and root material with minimal discharge without requiring any fast-wearing carbide cutting tools. Unlike conventional stump grinders the chips from the Stumpex stay mostly in the hole, making post-grinding clean-up faster and easier. In addition, low maintenance costs, high production and increased safety make it a viable equipment option for stump grinding contractors in land clearing, tree care, and municipal applications. BI79/4833/DN international focus. BI79/4834/AS
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