News and Insights

The SANY excavators that have helped to transform a Norfolk glamping site through digging, dredging and timber processing.

We’ve been at Elmia Wood 2025 this week, after proudly joining Bandit Industries and showcasing their impressive range of wood chippers and stump grinders in Bratteborg, Sweden.

Wavy Wood Sawmill is an independent sawmilling business that was set up by Nick Garton. Before Wavy Wood Sawmill, Nick ran a groundwork business. He also produced and sold firewood, with timber locally sourced from FSC-approved plantations, which he still does, alongside the sawmilling. 

The countdown is on, and we’re thrilled to be exhibiting at this year’s Lincolnshire Show! You’ll find us on Stand 4-18, conveniently located just near the Main Ring – the perfect spot to drop by, meet the team, and see our latest machines in action.

After a successful Arb Show, we’re now looking forward to exhibiting at this year’s Suffolk Agricultural Show, which is taking place on 28 and 29 May in Ipswich.

Choosing the right stump grinder for sale is important to make sure you invest in the right machine that meets your needs. We've put together a summary of how to pick the best stump grinder and which features to look out for.

This summer, we're offering a UK-exclusive offer. For a limited time only, the state-of-the-art Norwood HD36V2 is available to buy with a 17% discount!

When it comes to high-performance biomass processing, the Pezzolato Allroad woodchipper stands in a class of its own.

The story of Bandit chippers is one of innovation and dedication to quality. Founded in 1983, Bandit Industries started with a vision to revolutionise wood processing.

We delve into how these compact yet powerful machines are redefining how we perceive timber processing and offer a glimpse into the future of eco-friendly forestry operations.

We recently embarked on an exciting journey to China with valued customers and colleagues from our Irish distributer Sleator Plant, and visited SANY’s headquarters.

We recently made a donation of £500 to Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of our much-loved colleague, Sean Pinney.