
Biomass Fuel and Energy
Grinding forestry residue, sawmill waste, clean waste wood and agricultural residue into boiler fuel and pellet feedstock.
The WeiDong WD1100 is a diesel wood chipper for branches, bamboo, orchard pruning and clean green wood within the confirmed inlet limits. It uses cutting blades to produce chips rather than the more irregular shredded output of a grinder.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | WD1100 |
| Dimensions | 3120 mm × 1930 mm × 2740 mm |
| Weight | 2 t |
| Engine power | 76 kW |
| Capacity | 3–6 t/h |
| Fuel tank volume | 50 L |
| Hydraulic tank volume | 40 L |
| Inlet size | 400 mm × 400 mm |
| Model | Mobility | Drive | Capacity | Power | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WD1100 | — | Diesel | 3–6 t/h | 76 kW | 2 t |
| WDE1100 | — | Electric | 3–6 t/h | 76 kW | 2 t |
The WeiDong WD1100 wood chipper has a typical capacity of 3–6 t/h, 76 kW of installed power, a 400 mm × 400 mm feed inlet, a machine weight of 2 t and overall dimensions of 3120 mm × 1930 mm × 2740 mm. Rotor, screen and auxiliary equipment are confirmed for each project from the feed material, the required output size and the site conditions; actual throughput varies with material, moisture, contamination and feeding.
Choose WD1100 when the feed is relatively clean branch material and the project needs chips rather than grinder output. For dirty mixed wood, roots or demolition material, a grinder should be reviewed instead.
Performance note: Capacity and final particle size vary with feedstock type, moisture, contamination, rotor, screen and feeding conditions. Confirm the final configuration through material testing and the project specification.
Independent power for mobile field work and sites without a permanent electrical supply.
A rugged rotating drum fitted with stationary blades converts logs into chips in a single pass. The drum's mass and geometry dampen vibration and maintain stability during high-volume operation.
You can control final chip dimensions simply by swapping the sizing screen. This flexibility lets you match the output to your next process step, such as biomass fuel or particle board manufacturing.
Accepts material via gravity chute or belt conveyor with equal ease. That adaptability makes it straightforward to incorporate into current production lines or mobile forestry setups.
Delivers consistently sized chips with very few fines or oversize particles, boosting downstream efficiency whether the material goes to pulping, pelletizing, or direct combustion.

Grinding forestry residue, sawmill waste, clean waste wood and agricultural residue into boiler fuel and pellet feedstock.

Processing municipal tree work, park and garden waste and brush into mulch, compost feedstock or fuel.

Processing empty fruit bunches, oil-palm trunks and fronds on Southeast Asian plantations for compost, fuel or field reuse.

Processing orchard prunings, removed fruit trees, vine and olive wood, straw and crop residue into mulch, fuel or compost.
WD1100 cuts relatively clean branches into chips. A grinder uses hammers or cutters for a broader range of irregular and contaminated feed materials.
It is not the preferred application. Soil and stones can damage chipper blades; a grinder configuration should be reviewed for contaminated roots.
The rated capacity of WD1100 is 3–6 t/h, but it is a typical or configured value rather than a guarantee for every feed material. Actual throughput depends on feedstock, moisture, contamination, rotor, screen and feeding conditions.
Provide material photos or video, maximum feed size, moisture and contamination, required throughput, target output, site conditions, mobility needs and the destination electrical supply where applicable.

Comparison

Wood Chippers
Electric wood chipper; 3–6 t/h; 76 kW; 400 mm × 400 mm
Send photos of your material, the largest piece size, the output size and the tonnage per hour you need. WeiDong replies within 24 hours with a configuration and a quotation.
Michael, Senior Sales Manager