Developed for producing chips from logs, branches, and wood waste, this equipment features a robust design with a solid monoblock construction made from welded structural steel. It is a compact machine that allows easy access for maintenance and cleaning of key components such as the engine and hydraulic system.
It is mounted on a reinforced crawler track system, enabling it to navigate any terrain. This self-propelled equipment is controlled via remote control. The input conveyor features a steel mesh, while the articulated outfeed conveyor is designed for transportation with a rubberized, ribbed belt.
The system includes a toothed upper pressure roller and two lower rollers. It also has a hydraulic counter-knife extractor, a diesel engine with an automatic radiator cleaning system, and an automatic load control that enables the chipper to operate autonomously. Hydraulic drives power the roller traction system and cylinder movement, featuring an automated clutch, remote control, 10 functions, and a display panel with alarms and operational data.
| Model | BRUTUS 1020R |
| Estimated production | 170 to 300 m³/h |
| Motor size | Diesel, Scania 500 CV |
| Rotor diameter | 1000 mm |
| Inlet height (logs) | 450 mm |
| Inlet height (branches) | 1000 mm |
| Inlet width | 1020 mm |
| Infeed conveyor length | 3100 mm |
| Infeed conveyor speed | 15-45 m.lin/min |
| Nominal chip size | 20 to 50 mm |
| Number of knifes | 2 or 3 |
| Approximate weight | 28,5 ton |
| Chip discharge height | 5320 mm |
| Width | 2600mm |
| Height | 4400mm |
| Total length | 10210mm |
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