Splitting

Splitting wood is an important step in the production of firewood. This involves using a log splitter to split trunks or larger logs into smaller pieces. Split wood dries faster, is easier to store and burns more efficiently in a stove or fireplace. POSCH log splitters make the work easier and improve safety.

Product model


Operating method


Log diameter up to

25

Minimum splitting force

5

Drive types


Transport


24 Products

  • AutoLogger 420
    Log diameter max. 41 cm
    Log length max. 33 cm
    Splitting force max. 12 t
    Kindling wood output max. 1.5 srm/h
    Firewood output max. 12 srm/h
  • AutoSplit 250
    Log diameter max. 25 cm
    Log length max. 20 cm
    Splitting force max. 5 t
    Kindling wood output max. 2 srm/h
    Dead weight from 620 kg
  • AutoSplit 375
    Log diameter max. 37.5 cm
    Log length max. 42 cm
    Splitting force max. 11 t
    Kindling wood output max. 1.5 srm/h
    Firewood output max. 10 srm/h
  • Ferdinand 22
    Log diameter max. 60 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 22 t
    Fast forward 11 cm/s
    Return 20 cm/s
  • Ferdinand 26
    Log diameter max. 60 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 26 t
    Fast forward 10 cm/s
    Return 17 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 13
    Log diameter max. 45 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 13 t
    Fast forward 23 cm/s
    Return 20 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 13 chassis
    Log diameter max. 45 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 13 t
    Fast forward 5 cm/s
    Return 19 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 16
    Log diameter max. 50 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 16 t
    Fast forward 19 cm/s
    Return 23 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 16 chassis
    Log diameter max. 50 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 16 t
    Fast forward 3 cm/s
    Return 14 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 18
    Log diameter max. 50 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 18 t
    Fast forward 10 cm/s
    Return 19 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 20
    Log diameter max. 60 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 20 t
    Fast forward 11 cm/s
    Return 21 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 20 chassis
    Log diameter max. 50 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 20 t
    Fast forward 6 cm/s
    Return 11 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 22
    Log diameter max. 60 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 22 t
    Fast forward 23 cm/s
    Return 20 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 22 chassis
    Log diameter max. 50 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 22 t
    Fast forward 6 cm/s
    Return 12 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 24 Turbo
    Log diameter max. 60 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 24 t
    Fast forward 18 cm/s
    Return 42 cm/s
  • HydroCombi 26
    Log diameter max. 65 cm
    Log length max. 110 cm
    Splitting force max. 26 t
    Fast forward 23 cm/s
    Return 17 cm/s
  • Oscar
    Log diameter max. 30 cm
    Log length max. 55 cm
    Splitting force max. 8 t
    Fast forward 8 cm/s
    Return 22 cm/s
  • Polly
    Log diameter max. 40 cm
    Log length max. 55 cm
    Splitting force max. 8 t
    Fast forward 19 cm/s
    Return 14 cm/s
  • SpaltAxt 10
    Log diameter max. 50 cm
    Log length max. 55 cm
    Splitting force max. 8 t
    Fast forward 8 cm/s
    Return 32 cm/s
  • SpaltAxt 6
    Log diameter max. 35 cm
    Log length max. 55 cm
    Splitting force max. 6 t
    Fast forward 5 cm/s
    Return 31 cm/s
  • SpaltAxt 8
    Log diameter max. 40 cm
    Log length max. 55 cm
    Splitting force max. 7.2 t
    Fast forward 5 cm/s
    Return 46 cm/s
  • SplitMaster 26
    Log diameter max. 80 cm
    Log length max. 125 cm
    Splitting force max. 26 t
    Fast forward 33 cm/s
    Return 28 cm/s
  • SplitMaster 30
    Log diameter max. 80 cm
    Log length max. 125 cm
    Splitting force max. 30 t
    Fast forward 25 cm/s
    Return 26 cm/s
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