Wood Chippers 
Chipper 
Tree Management | Urban 
Solid Waste Management 
Biomass Briquetting 
Construction Waste 
Lippel Spare Parts Forestry management and Biomass
High performance and productivity in the processing of wood coming forestry management, construction or wood mills and the energetic burning of biomass replacing the commom firewood. Greater eficiency and easiness in industrial automation.
The production and use of wood chips
Forestry: production of Energy Forests
Forestry is the science of growing forests. In other words, it uses forest management to extract a wide range of products, moving the economy. This forestry intervention is supervised by technicians a
Burning in drying systems and Bioenegy production
Automation in the processing and drying of mate grass and exchange of the use of wood for chips
Lippel recently delivered a Raptor 700 Model Forest Chipper to a cooperative company in Paraguay.This Paraguayan company works with the planting and processing of yerba mate and before it was dried by
Increased investment in bioenergy in the Brazilian market generates savings in industrial sectors
Due to the dry season, the cost of electricity can affect companies in industrial sectors that rely on the use of larger machines.Because of situations like this, many industries have been looking for
Automation in the heat treatment of dairy in Paraguaian industry
In 2019 the largest dairy company in Paraguay decided that it was time to automate the feeding process of the furnaces used in the company for the heat treatment of dairy products. The furnaces used u
Recycling sawmill wood waste
Recycling sawmill waste to reduce costs and generate profit
A company the Ecuadorian sawmill sector with a large production of wooden boards for the construction and furniture sectors was generating a large volume of wood waste.Since the sawmill wastes were ca
Bio-energy reuse through Biomass Briquetting
Briquetting - Adding value to cotton waste
Cotton is a natural fiber, widely cultivated and present in the fabric. The processing of cotton, as well as that of several other types of crops, generates a volume of vegetable residues. However, es