Tree Service and Forestry Equipment for Cutting, Chipping, and Grinding
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Tirox Chippers
Choose Equipment for Your Work
Choose a wood chipper for your material, site, and daily workload. Our Solution Center covers common operating challenges and the ways we address them.
Tell us your raw material, output needs, and intended use. We can then recommend a wood chipper configuration for your work.
Heat, cold, and dust affect machine performance. For example, hot climates and cold starts need different solutions. We can adapt the configuration to your site.
We keep records of every machine sold to help match replacement parts. We also improve components, including A8B blades and auto-greasing, to support a longer service life.
Inside the Tirox Factory
Our factory builds wood processing equipment for demanding daily work. We use production checks to support durability and consistent performance. Explore the factory to see how we build and inspect each machine.
Zhangsheng Is Now Tirox
Meet Our Customers and Partners
See customers and agents visiting the Tirox factory. Explore how they review equipment and discuss their wood processing needs with our team.
Inspect The Real Machine
Inspect the equipment and discuss its structure with our engineers. They can answer your technical questions at the exhibition.
If your company is near the exhibition city, ask about an on-site visit. We can review your site and discuss a suitable configuration.
Quality Checks from Parts to Delivery
Our three-step process covers parts, design, and final testing.
This helps you find replacement parts and maintain your equipment.
This helps identify risks before production.
We test your machine before delivery.
Ready Stock & Delivery Capacity
Seeking Worldwide Partners
Ready to expand your equipment business? Join Tirox as a partner and bring wood processing solutions to your market.
Your Questions Answered
Find answers about machine selection, operation, and support. Contact us if your project needs further advice.
Clean wood dust from the engine radiator regularly to maintain cooling. Hot conditions also affect hydraulic oil and power.
Depending on the site, options include a hydraulic oil cooler and a larger oil tank. We may also recommend high-temperature hydraulic oil, such as grade 68.
Yes. Use engine and hydraulic oils suited to low temperatures, such as grade 32 hydraulic oil. Keep the battery fully charged, because cold weather reduces battery performance. Engine preheating may also be needed.
Thin air can reduce diesel engine intake and power. Tell us your operating altitude before choosing a machine. Our technical team can then recommend a suitable engine configuration.
Inspect and clean the air filter more often in dusty areas. A clogged filter can reduce power and increase engine wear. Also remove dust from the radiator and machine body regularly.
Sun and rain speed up wear, especially on tires and hydraulic hoses. Use a waterproof, sun-resistant cover when the machine is idle. Check rubber parts regularly, particularly in areas with strong UV exposure.
High humidity can speed up rust. We apply anti-rust paint and protect key electrical parts against moisture.
After work, clean the machine and inspect metal parts and lubrication points. Regular maintenance helps extend service life.
Salt spray can corrode metal and electrical connections. Increase inspections and lubrication when working near the sea. Suitable anti-rust products can provide extra protection.
Use suitable cold-weather oils and keep the battery in good condition. Check that the coolant's freezing point meets the local minimum temperature.
Before work, remove snow from the machine, especially around the feed inlet and moving parts.
