
Description: Komatsu wheeled harvesters are specialized, high-performance forestry machines designed for cut-to-length logging, ranging from thinning to final felling. Known for stability and power, these machines feature articulated frames, parallel cranes, and advanced hydraulics (3PS) to efficiently fell, delimb, and buck trees. Key models include the 6-wheeled 931/951 and 8-wheeled "XC" (Extra Stability) series.
Key Features and Benefits
Models: The Komatsu 931 is a versatile all-rounder, while the Komatsu 951 is a powerful machine for large-diameter trees.
XC Series (Extra Stability): The 931XC and 951XC are 8-wheeled, designed for steep, rugged, or soft terrain, providing low ground pressure and superior stability.
Parallel Crane: Since 1999, Komatsu harvesters use parallel cranes, which simplify operation by keeping the head level throughout the crane cycle.
Hydrostatic Transmission: Offers high tractive force, allowing for excellent manoeuvrability and climbing ability in difficult terrain.
Operator Comfort: Features high-visibility cabs with levelling functions, ergonomic controls, and LED lighting options for long shifts.
Efficiency: Equipped with smart flow hydraulic systems and powerful, fuel-efficient engines (Stage 5)
Category: Autonomous Machinery & Robotics
FWPA RD&E: 4.4
| Company | Country | Type | Website | Available in Australia? | Year | Status | Remarks | TRL | Employees | Colour | Inventors | Patent Model. |
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| Komatsu | Sweden | Company | Link | Green |