
Mulcher
Cuts and shreds vegetation, scrub and branches in a single pass.
View attachment →Scrub, branches, stumps and trees each call for a different tool. A mulcher shreds vegetation, while specialised attachments cut, pull out or gather material from the ground.
See the models, operating weight range and technical data for each attachment.

Cuts and shreds vegetation, scrub and branches in a single pass.
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Cuts and shreds forest vegetation up to 100 mm thick.
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Cuts and holds the tree for controlled felling without manual work.
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Pulls out stumps and roots without wide excavation.
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Splits logs directly from the machine, with no manual splitting.
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Gathers branches, stones and debris without picking up soil.
View attachment →Operating weight is the starting filter. The final choice also depends on the tool, the hydraulics, the mount and the actual task on site.
A mulcher is enough for light vegetation, while trees, roots and stumps call for specialised tools.
Cutting and shredding capacity must match the thickness of the branches or trees on site.
Mulchers are hydraulically demanding, so oil flow and working width must be matched to the excavator.
Yes. A suitable mulcher can efficiently shred scrub, vegetation and branches, within the limits of material diameter.
For targeted removal of roots and stumps, a dedicated root extractor works better than a standard bucket.
For denser vegetation and thicker woody material, where a standard mulcher doesn't have enough capacity.
Send us your machine model and a description of the job. We'll check the class, mount and hydraulic requirements before recommending anything.