The Future of Chipping  129  0 Kommentare Morbark, LLC to Unveil New "BVR" Line of Hand-fed Brush Chippers at TCI Expo in St. Louis

Morbark's new BVR brush chipper lineup includes BVR 10, BVR 13, BVR 16 and BVR 19. (Photo: Business Wire)

Morbark's history of innovation with wood-chipping equipment goes back to the 1970s with the development of the world's first whole tree disc chipper. The whole tree disc chipper, also known as the Chiparvestor, was developed in response to the challenge of disposing millions of trees affected by Dutch elm disease in the United States in 1972. Building upon the success of the Chiparvestor, Morbark introduced a towable, hand-fed brush chipper in 1980 known as the Eeger Beever. The Eeger Beever featured the first hydraulically-driven feed wheel and safety control bar, further revolutionizing the industry and making operating a brush chipper safer.

The BVR line of brush chippers builds upon the legacy of Morbark's innovation in the tree care industry through an updated modular design. The complete line of BVR chippers includes the BVR 10, BVR 13, BVR 16, BVR 19, and BVR 22 and features chipping capacities from 12 to 20 inches. The new configuration of the brush chipper line streamlines the equipment's overall upkeep and maintenance routine, reducing customer downtime and increasing overall productivity.

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The BVR brush chippers also feature Morbark's proven and patented ZeroClutch. The ZeroClutch removes the anxiety of engaging the chipper drum, damaged drive belts, and burned clutch discs and elevates the customer's operating experience. The ZeroClutch technology features an integrated drum speed sensor that monitors the drum speed and will not allow the clutch to engage if material is lodged between the feed wheel and drum or if the discharge chute is plugged. Customers will now simply start their brush chipper, throttle the machine to full RPMs, and engage the feed control bar.