Firewood Processors

Cut and Split in a Single Operation

The core advantage of a firewood processor over separate saws and splitters is speed. Timber is fed in, cross-cut to the selected length and then split hydraulically, all without the operator needing to handle the wood between stages. Rabaud firewood processors use either circular saw blades or chainsaws depending on the model, and the cutting length is adjustable so you can produce standard billet sizes to suit your market. For anyone processing firewood commercially, this kind of throughput is difficult to match with standalone machines.

Drive Options to Match Your Setup

Rabaud offers firewood processors with PTO drive for tractor-powered operation, three-phase electric for fixed yard setups, and engine-driven models for sites without mains power. PTO-driven log processors are a practical choice if you already have a suitable tractor on site, while electric models keep running costs lower in a dedicated processing yard. The splitting force and cutting capacity vary across the range, so the right choice depends on the diameter of timber you are working with and the volume you need to get through in a day.

From Small Producer to Large-Scale Firewood Operation

The Rabaud firewood processor range covers a broad spread of capacity. Smaller models handle timber that suits a mid-volume producer selling locally, while the larger machines are built for professional operations processing high volumes of firewood for wholesale or retail distribution. Whichever end of the scale you sit at, the principle is the same: get more firewood processed in less time with less manual handling. If you are looking at a firewood processor from Rabaud and want to talk through which model fits your throughput and timber size, get in touch with our team.