Morbark Inc. has added the compact 25/36 whole tree chipper to its line-up of heavy-duty whole tree chippers. The Morbark 25/36 uses the design and technologies of its big brothers, the Morbark 30/36 and 40/36 models, but with a more compact profile.

Aimed at the in-woods chipping market, the Morbark 25/36 whole tree chipper is an ideal unit for those processing moderate volumes. Equipped with a 25 by 22 in. (63.5 by 56 cm) infeed opening and horsepower options ranging from 325 to 400 hp (242 to 298 kW), this chipper is compact but is still highly efficient and productive, according to the manufacturer.

“Providing chips to the biomass and fuel markets is gaining popularity every day,” stated Patrick Andres, sales manager of the western United States. “The 25/36 will allow operators to enter the biomass fuel market with a smaller capital investment. With the addition of this unit Morbark now offers four models of whole tree chippers to fit any application and budget.”

Standard equipment on the Morbark 25/36 whole tree chipper includes the Morbark integrated control system, a diagnostic system that monitors hydraulic pressures, temperatures, clutch systems and engine efficiency while automatically adjusting to maximize performance. This compact whole tree chipper also is easily moveable in the woods and requires no extra permits for transport.

For more information, visit www.morbark.com.

This story also appears on Forestry Equipment Guide.

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