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Bracke Forest

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brackeforest.com·Bracke Forest AB·Bräcke, SE·founded 1922·15 employees·updated 2026-09-01·revision 1
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Manufactures forestry equipment for scarification, mounding, mechanized planting and seeding, and biomass felling since 1922. Subsidiary of Komatsu Forest AB.

Offerings

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Disc Trenchers

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Disc trencher attachments for base machines that scarify soil ahead of planting, creating furrows for seedling establishment on stony or slash-covered terrain. Models: T26.b, T28.a, and 3-row T35.b.

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Mounders

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Mounder attachments for base machines that build humus mounds capped with mineral soil to create planting spots. Models range from the 2-row M24.a to the 4-row M46.b, working width 8.4 m.

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Planters & Seeders

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Planting and seeding attachments for mechanized forest regeneration: P-series planters (P11.a, P11.b, P12.b, P22.b) and the S35.a seeder, which attaches to Bracke scarifier rigs.

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Felling Heads

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Accumulating felling head attachment for harvesters, forwarders, excavators and other boom- or crane-equipped machines, used for sapling clearing and thinning. The C16.c model weighs 625 kg.

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Who it is for

Industriesforestry
Use casesforest site preparation and scarification, mechanized planting and seeding, mound planting bed creation, silviculture and biomass felling

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