This Bruks Klöckner BK-RH is a used wood chipper — sometimes referred to as a drum chipper or wood chipping machine — built in 2004 and currently located in Austria. Wood chippers of this type are used in the forestry, biomass, and timber processing industries to reduce logs and large woody material into uniform chips suitable for energy generation, pulp production, or further processing. Bruks is a well-established manufacturer of wood handling and processing systems, with a long track record of supplying industrial-scale chipping, conveying, and screening equipment to sawmills, pulp mills, and biomass plants worldwide.
This machine is configured for processing substantial timber, accepting material up to 485 mm in diameter and handling log lengths from a minimum of 1,500 mm up to a maximum of 5,500 mm. The rotor disc is driven by a 315 kW motor, providing the power necessary for high-throughput industrial chipping. The machine produces wood chips of 25 mm in length and is rated for a capacity of 80 to 100 cubic metres per hour, making it well suited to continuous, large-scale production environments.
The feeding system includes a feed belt and a feeding step separator to regulate and control the flow of material into the chipper. A metal detector is also integrated into the feed line, offering protection against tramp metal that could otherwise damage the cutting rotor. Chip removal is handled by two Bruks screw conveyors: one measuring 600 mm wide by 6,500 mm long, and a second measuring 800 mm wide by 9,500 mm long. Electrical cabinets are included with the machine.
The unit was commissioned in 2004 and has accumulated approximately 12,500 working hours, reflecting substantial service in an industrial setting. It is offered in used condition.
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