The Palax KS45S firewood processor is a heavy-duty processor aimed for the professional contractors. The machine has a fully hydraulic joystick control system which results in an easy to operate user-friendly unit. Among the machine's innovations there is a press and drop plate that drops the wood to the correct position for splitting.
The Palax KS45s machine has a powerful crosscut chainsaw with a 20" sawbar to process up to 17.75" diameter wood. Wood-splitting begins automatically after the wood has been cut into lengths. The machine has a new patented three-speed cylinder with up to 18 tonnes of force for big blocks of wood. The unit has a 4.3 m / 14.1' long hydraulic swingable discharge conveyor The machine is hydraulically operated and has no V-belts.
Tractor P.T.O. driven |
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Hydraulic System |
Splitting cylinder: 18,000 kg / 39,700 lbs |
Hydraulic oil ISO VGA 32 (VGA 46 for hot conditions): 140 l / 37 G |
Automatic three-speed valve |
Fully hydraulic control of the machine (joysticks) |
Extra hydraulic circuit for log-lifting deck |
Oil cooler as option |
TRANSMISSION AND CONTROL |
Angular gear of cast iron |
CUTTING AND SPLITTING |
20" harvester guide bar with 0.404" |
Hydraulic log clamp |
2/6-way splitting wedge as standard |
2/4, 2/8, 2/10 and 2/12-way splitting wedges as an option |
Quick-release of splitting wedge |
Hydraulic height adjustment of splitting wedge |
IN-FEED CONVEYOR |
In-feed conveyor, belt 330 mm x 2,500 mm / 13" x 98.4" |
DISCHARGE CONVEYOR |
Discharge conveyor, 350 mm x 4,300 mm / 13.8" x 14.1' |
Hydraulic lift discharge conveyor with swing |
Hydraulic swing for discharge conveyor as an option |
MAXIMUM SIZE OF LOG |
Max. diameter of log: 45 cm / 17.75" |
Length of log: 25 to 55 cm / 9.8 to 21.7" |
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT IN TRANSPORT POSITION |
Length: 3.25 m - 10.7 ft |
Width: 1.24 m - 4.1 ft |
Height: 2.51 m - 8.2 ft |
Weight: 1,390 kg - 3,100 lbs |
DIMENSIONS IN WORK POSITION |
Width: 1.24 m - 4.1 ft |
Height: 1.82 m - 6 ft |
CE AND GS APPROVED |
Approximate values for all specifications. |
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