Harvester heads
Tens of thousands of hours of work in practice – that’s how all Nisula products are created.
The functionalities of the Nisula harvester heads make harvesting efficient ...
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Tens of thousands of hours of work in practice – that’s how all Nisula products are created.
The functionalities of the Nisula harvester heads make harvesting efficient ...
After more than a decade on the market, the Nisula N-series thinning harvester has been fully redesigned to better meet the needs of thinning. The guiding principle of the ...
Quality that you can rely on for years to come.
The E-series energy wood heads represent the familiar Nisula quality. As to serviceable life, they play in ...
Nisula parallel cranes (P99 and P99T) are made of ultra-strong steel and designed especially for thinning. Their weight/efficiency ratio is excellent. High-quality materials and carefully selected components ...
Nisula Forest Oy was established in 1978 with mechanical timber harvesting as its field of business. The company started as a contractor and operated with ten machines. Gradually, the main ...
If increasing the final price of a product is difficult, you must reduce the costs. What is the solution? Simply put, it is conducting a strictly controlled business, preferably near the end customer, and purchasing equipment whose operating costs are reasonable.
Mikko ja Matti Vikström Oy carries out thinning projects mainly for the state-owned Metsähallitus in the Pudasjärvi area. Already 17 years ago, the company made a decision to equip their two lightweight, 10-tonne forwarders with multi-purpose harvester heads. The experience has shown that this choice was perfect due to the fact that the soft soils of their typical logging sites cannot withstand several machine passes.
The city of Forssa purchased a new Valtra N174 Active, fitted with Palfinger-Epsilon C60F86 crane with the maximum reach of 8.8 metres. The machine was equipped with three different types of Nisula heads. The 425C harvester head is equipped with grapple arms, and the accumulating energy wood head 285E+ was also purchased at the same time for the purpose of tending young forests and park forests. The purchase also included the new Nisula G22 timber grapple with soil grapples.