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PRODUCT NEWS · 30T LOG SPLITTER · WINTER FIREWOOD PREPARATION
VOER 30T Log Splitter Helps Prepare Winter Firewood with Flexible Vertical and Horizontal Operation
As winter approaches, the VOER 30T log splitter gives firewood producers, farms, rural properties and timber yards a practical way to reduce repetitive manual work and keep firewood preparation moving. Its vertical and horizontal operating positions support different log-handling conditions, while tool-free switching lets operators change the working orientation quickly and return to splitting without unnecessary setup delays.
Preparing firewood before the heating season often means processing a large volume of rounds within a limited working window. Manual splitting can place repeated physical demands on workers and can slow the movement from raw timber to stove-ready firewood. The VOER 30T is designed to replace much of that repetitive force with controlled hydraulic splitting, helping operators maintain a more consistent workflow from log positioning to finished pieces.
The machine is suited to operations that need more than a fixed, single-position splitter. When logs are easier to roll or feed from the side, the horizontal position supports a conventional working layout. When handling larger or awkward rounds directly on the ground is more practical, the vertical position can reduce the need to lift the log onto a long horizontal beam.

• 30T splitting force for demanding firewood preparation and dense or difficult rounds, subject to the material and operating conditions.
• Two working positions in one machine: use the horizontal position for organised feeding and the vertical position when large or awkward logs are easier to split standing on end.
• Tool-free vertical/horizontal changeover: switch the working orientation without relying on special tools, helping reduce setup interruption between tasks.
• Reduced repetitive manual effort: hydraulic force takes over the main splitting action, allowing the operator to focus on positioning, control and material flow.
• More flexible site use: the two-position layout supports farms, woodlots, firewood yards, rural properties and seasonal timber-processing work.
• Better winter preparation efficiency: faster, more organised splitting can help teams build firewood stocks earlier and reduce pressure during the cold season.
1. Prepare the work area: Choose firm, level ground with enough clearance around the machine. Keep the splitting zone free of loose timber, obstacles and bystanders.
2. Inspect before starting: Check the machine structure, hydraulic lines, controls, wedge area and visible fasteners. Confirm that the machine is stable before operation.
3. Select the working position: Use the horizontal or vertical position according to the log size, shape, loading method and available working space. Complete the changeover without special tools and confirm that the machine is locked in the selected position.
4. Position the log: Place the round securely against the support area, keeping the cut face aligned with the splitting wedge. Do not attempt to split unstable or badly positioned timber.
5. Operate the hydraulic control: Stand in the designated operating area and activate the control smoothly. Keep hands, feet, clothing and tools away from the moving ram, wedge and log.
6. Remove the split pieces: Stop the cycle, allow the moving components to return to a safe position, then clear the finished wood and prepare the next round.
7. Finish safely: Stop the machine before clearing a jam, changing the setup or carrying out inspection and maintenance. Store the machine in a stable, protected location after use.

• Read the machine instructions and complete operator training before use.
• Wear eye protection, hearing protection, work gloves and protective footwear appropriate for log handling.
• Never place hands or feet between the log and wedge, or near any moving hydraulic component.
• Keep children, pets and untrained bystanders away from the operating area.
• Stop the machine before clearing a jam, changing between positions or inspecting the hydraulic system.
• Use only stable, suitable logs and maintain a clear escape path around the working area.
The VOER 30T log splitter is built around a straightforward winter-production goal: make firewood preparation less dependent on repeated manual force and more adaptable to real working conditions. With 30T splitting capacity, vertical and horizontal operation, and tool-free rapid changeover between positions, the machine can help farms, firewood suppliers, woodlots and rural properties save labour, improve workflow continuity and prepare winter firewood more efficiently.
The practical result is not only a stronger splitting action, but a more flexible process: choose the position that suits the log, keep the operator focused on safe handling, and maintain a steady flow from timber pile to finished firewood.
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