Offload Clean Firewood
With dimensions of 4’ by 10’ and a weight of 1,690 pounds, this sturdy disc screener can be placed in your firewood operation line-up or can stand alone, for post-drying and pre-delivery firewood screening.
Hex Discs
The hex discs that make the AutoFine disc screener so effective are made from 3/16” steel and intentionally spaced to allow debris and unwanted materials to fall through. Eight rows of hex discs make up the screen deck, each row spinning about a rod, which makes logs spin and shake when placed on the machine, causing fines and kindling to detach from the split wood.
Add On to Your Log Cleaner
Though the AutoFine's frame is built to couple with other Timberwolf machines, like TWC conveyors, a hopper (shown here) can be added to better funnel firewood onto the disc screener.
The benefit of the AutoFine versus a firewood tumbler is that the AutoFine keeps the logs moving forward, so they can be offloaded into a truck bed or wire basket without any breaks in production.
To better handle the transition of logs being offloaded from the wood cleaner, a chute can be added to the end of the AutoFine. A chain bar comes with the chute and bolts onto the disc screener to further slow down logs being offloaded.
Keep Your Power Safe
Timberwolf's disc screener can connect to any processor on the market, but for those without a firewood processor, the AutoFine can run off a Power Pack (shown here).
The Power Pack consists of a 4.9 HP Honda engine, fuel tank, and Zinga filter. It connects to the AutoFine via two Continental hoses.
With wheels and handles, the Power Pack is easy to move, so you can keep it at a safe distance from the AutoFine while in operation.
