Canadian Biomass Magazine

New mulching tool from Fecon

February 26, 2013
By Fecon Inc.

fecon1February 26, 2013, Lebanon, OH – Fecon Inc. introduced the Samurai Knife mulching tool, a reversible double-edged tool with a shape resulting in faster smoother cutting, finer chip size, and greater production.

February 26, 2013, Lebanon, OH – Fecon Inc. introduced the Samurai Knife
mulching tool, a reversible double-edged tool with a shape resulting in
faster smoother cutting, finer chip size, and greater production.

According to the company, unlike many planer-type tools that just chip with a straight edge, the Fecon Samurai has a tapered edge that slices as it chips. It also has a splitting element on the body that helps material flow past as it is cut. Together with other geometric advantages the Samurai delivers as much as 50% faster production compared to carbide tools, and offers approximately 80-100 hours life per edge, says the company.

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Fecon's Samurai Knife mulching tool has a tapered edge that slices as it chips. 


 

Actual results can vary based on specific operating conditions. The metallurgical make-up of the Samurai provides durability while allowing the edges to be sharpened to maintain peak performance and life. The Samurai knife tool is also interchangeable with carbide tools for Fecon FGT rotors, giving great flexibility for varying jobsite conditions.

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