Published Australian footprint
Confirm which location actually supports your worksite and machine generation before treating network size as availability.
Where this supplier structure can add value
Brands connected to this supplier
Ponsse
CTL harvesters, forwarders and heads
SP Maskiner
Harvesting heads
OMEF
Tree shears, pruners, stump shears and grapple saws
Duxson
Forestry grapples and felling heads
Indexator
Forestry rotators
Clark Tracks
Bogie tracks
Falcon Forestry
Steep-slope forestry systems
Risutec
Mechanised planting and site preparation
Randalls
Australian forestry grapples and multi-brand forestry supply
Machine classes to cross-check
Harvesters
The cut-to-length machine — fell, delimb, measure, buck and sort in one cycle.
Forwarders
Carries cut-to-length logs completely off the ground — payload × trips per hour is the whole economic model.
Harvester heads
A machine in its own right — and the single most important specification decision in CTL.
Forestry grapples
Geometry beats size — the grapple should be selected according to material flow.
Tree shears
Turns an ordinary excavator into a controlled tree-cutting machine — the fastest-growing attachment category.
Grapple saws
Grips before it cuts, and keeps control of the severed section — the attachment for working near assets.
Winch-assist systems
Mechanises terrain that previously required manual falling — but the whole system must be engineered.
