Order the LT20SUPER Stationary Hydraulic Sawmill in configuration LT20ME15SAHP3-SWR + Debarker(1) and get a 15% discount!
All other LT20SUPER configurations are available with a 12% discount!
The offer is valid until December 31, 2025.
(1)LT20ME15SAHP3-SWR + Debarker
11 kW Electric Engine
M Bed (up to 6.1 m)
SW-10 Setworks
Angled Bed Rails
Debarker
STANDARD PLUS (AHP3) Hydraulics (3 Vertical Side Supports, Central Clamp on Two Rods, Log Turner, 1 Log Leveling Roller, 1 Power Roller with One Cylinder, Log Loader)
*The promotions include selected markets only. Please contact your local Dealer to learn about the
offer in detail.
The LT20SUPER Sawmill Series presents ideal solutions for start-up wood businesses, workshops, individual estates and larger business operations that require an efficient, flexible and productive sawmill but do not need the larger volume capability of the LT40 and LT70 Series.
The LT20SUPER cuts logs up to 80 cm in diameter and 4.8-8.4 m long. Log handling with the LT20SUPER can be configured for the exact needs of your business – Manual or hydraulic log handling configurations are available to match productivity and budget requirements. The LT20SUPER sawmill head retains the same productivity features of Wood-Mizer’s premium range. With the standard electronic SW Setworks, simply select the board thickness required and the head height automatically positions for each cut - no waiting for manual calculations. Forward and reverse movement is made by the adjustable power feed.
A water tank feeds lubrication directly to the blade to improve cutting performance and keep the blade clean. The electric blade guide arm keeps the blade supported while cutting various sized material. Blade tension is easily adjusted, and keeps the blade at the proper tension for cutting.
Popular Options
Full mobility for your sawmill can be achieved with the addition of a trailer package. The optional Debarker prolongs blade life by clearing away dirt and rocks from the bark. Petrol and diesel engine options available.
