WOOD CHIPPER

The TP series - Garden, Park and Forest
Linddana manufactures three series of wood chippers. The series are
divided into Garden, Park and Forest. The primary difference between
the series is the size of the material that needs to be cut. The material
can vary from small branches to whole trees with a trunk size of 40 cm.
The wood chippers are either mounted to a trailer with its own engine
or for mounting to a tractor.
The Garden series
It is perfect for use in small gardens where there is not much space. A
very effective small wood chipper which is easy to manoeuvre around
and which can handle the wood refuse that is typical when thinning out
gardens and parks. The typical users are houseowners’ associations,
rental companies, housing associations and cemeteries. The chips
from the Garden series are very popular as use for ground cover.
The Park series
The build of the wood chippers in the park series makes them perfect
for cutting green refuse from privet hedges to large branches and entire
trees. One of the major advantages of the park series is a very uniform
chip quality. This makes the series very suitable for production of chips
for use in small chip furnaces and stokers where there are often large
demands for the chip size - as well as for ground cover on beds or as
composting.
1981
The first TP wood chipper
in the forest series
is delivered
1984
The first wood chipper
with crane feed is
introduced
1989
The first wood chipper
in the park series is
delivered
1990
The first wood chipper
on a trailer with its own
engine
is introduced
The forest series
The forest series is constructed for wood chipping of trees with as large
a capacity and as uniform a chip quality as possible. The chips from the
forest series are used for combustion in large and medium sized heating
systems, as laying on beds as well as on paths and walking areas.
The wood chippers are available in several models depending on if they
are needed for row felling or driving along wheel tracks where the wood
is lying perpendicularly on the track.
The wood series has machines with an integrated hitch for a trailer so
the chips can be ’blown’ directly into the trailer. This has been crucial
for optimal wood chipping where fast cleaning and laying of the chips
on i.e. paths and as ground cover is necessary. The largest machines
in the forest series can or should be operated with a crane as the diameters
of the trees can be up to 40 cm.
1993
The first wood chipper
in the garden series is
delivered
2001
New generation of
wood chippers is introduced
2006
TP 400 is introduced for
the first time
2008
New design line with TP
160 and the introduction
of TRACK
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