Wood chippers are used by those in the agricultural industry during property and land maintenance, or to aid in clean up after a storm or meteorological event. Typically, wood chippers are comprised of several distinct parts, including a hopper, a collar, a chipper, and a collection bin.



Wood chippers typically have two separate chutes for processing wood. The first chute, the smaller of the two, shreds branches into chips. The second, larger chute features blades and additional devices, such as hammers, to turn excess plant material (such as leaves) into mulch.

Based on the kind of blades within the chipper, a user can determine the type and thickness of wood chipper whether is capable of handling. Typically, the larger the wood chipping machine, the larger the load it can handle. Blades can either function on separate shafts or intermesh. If several blades are rotating on independent shafts, the wood will be repeatedly cut down the branches as they are passed through the blades at a fast pace. Intermeshed blades are somewhat slower, but are somewhat self-feeding as they draw the branches into the blades themselves. Additionally, intermeshed blades produce consistently sized chips. Muyang wood chipper is with excellent quality and the best cost performance, and suitable for wood log, brushwood, board etc.