Videos
LONWOOD Machines on Video
Every video below was filmed on a real machine — most of them at customer sites, on their concrete, cutting their logs. Pick one to watch it full size.
0:17 LW-CS1200A Adjustable Log Cut-Off Saw Running at a Customer Yard in Fujian
The LW-CS1200A adjustable log cut-off saw cutting logs to length at a customer site in Fujian, China. The hanging stop plate moves electrically from 50 to 600 cm, so one saw covers every cutting spec without changing parts. Filmed on site, not in our workshop.
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0:36 LW-LS20 Hydraulic Log Splitter Breaking Thick Logs into Billets
The LW-LS20 hydraulic log splitter splitting thick rounds into uniform billets. 20 ton splitting force, 2 to 8 way wedge, around 8 cubic metres per hour — sized for charcoal kilns that need even burning and for firewood producers working through large-diameter logs.
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0:53 Forklift Loading Logs onto an LW-LD2 Log Deck at a Customer Site in Guangxi
Aerial footage from a customer site in Guangxi, China: a forklift tips a full load of logs onto the LW-LD2 log deck, which feeds them one at a time into an LW-CS1200P cut-off saw. The saw carries its own transfer conveyor, so nothing extra is needed to bridge the deck and the saw. Filmed on site.
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0:35 Adjustable Log Cut-Off Saw at Work — LW-CS1200A, Cut Length 0.5 to 6 m
The LW-CS1200A adjustable cut-off saw running at a customer yard in Fujian, China. The adjustable model is the one to choose when you cut more than one length: the stop is suspended and moves anywhere from 0.5 m to 6 m, so you switch product without changing the machine. Ø1200 mm blade, logs up to 50 cm, accuracy ±3.5 mm, 21 kW.
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3:13 Full LW-CS1200P + LW-LD2 Log Cut-Off Line Running at a Customer Yard in Guangxi
The complete log cut-off line installed and running at a customer site in Guangxi, China: an LW-LD2 log deck feeding an LW-CS1200P precision adjustable cut-off saw. Ø1200 mm blade, logs up to 50 cm, cutting accuracy ±3.5 mm, 20.2 kW. Three sets fit one 20GP container. Filmed on site.
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1:26 Four-Head Log Cut-Off Saw in Production — One Log In, Five Pieces Out
An LW-CS1200F with four saw heads running at a customer site in Sichuan, China. Four heads make four cuts in the same stroke, so one log goes in and five pieces come out, and the whole batch is transferred out sideways together. That is what separates a multi-head saw from a single-blade cut-off saw: cycle time is set by how fast you can handle logs, not by how many cuts each log needs. The video follows the full line in order: grapple loading the storage deck, feed conveyor, four-head cutting, and discharge to the roller conveyor. Standard build carries one Ø1200 mm blade and we fit up to six. Filmed on site, not in our workshop.
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