Firewood bagging made easy

Designed and manufactured by MW Engineering and Fabrication Ltd., the EaziPak Maxi and Midi firewood bagging machines have already received excellent reviews from customers. MW Engineering and Fabrication Ltd recently acquired the brand names EaziPak and Multi Log Firewood Systems having originally designed the Maxi and Midi for another customer.  We now manufacture and market these firewood bagging systems directly. Here's what existing customers had to say about the EaziPak firewood bagging machines:

Paul Downs, of Premier Logs in Bolton, commented: “Before using the Eazi-Pak I struggled to persuade any of my people to net logs for any length of time. Now they want to keep going and sometimes even work overtime. It’s just so easy to use!”

Brian Hughes of Tayside Forestry in Dundee is a large producer and retailer of firewood as well as Christmas trees and other forest-associated products. He runs several different firewood machines, including a Posch K-650 which can be programmed to produce logs perfect for netting.

Brian’s log sales were growing so fast that he said he needed a mechanised system which any of his staff could be sent to use at any time.

“The EaziPak can be operated without any special skills,” he said. “So any members of staff can easily use it.”

Klondyke Farms of Moniaive, Dumfriesshire owns 23 garden centres (also called Klondyke) around the UK. It recently completed work on a state-of-the-art, fully enclosed log-production area.

Farm manager Scott McKinnon and firewood production manager Athol Ferguson felt a bagging machine was needed to meet the growing demand from their garden centres. During a recent service visit by MW Engineering, the two operators at Klondyke were concerned their EaziPak machine would be unavailable and they would have to go back to the old system. Luckily, MW Engineering were able to reassure them that the chain tension and hydraulic pressure tests would only take a few minutes and they would soon be up and running again.

Geordie Sutherland of Ord Sawmills Muir in Ord, Inverness-shire is a major supplier of nets in the North and to many of the Scottish Islands. Geordie uses a larger-than-normal net but with small, chunky, mainly softwood logs which are very difficult to net by hand.

Dod Flint, one of his subcontractors who helps in the sawmill, commented that they had now “more than doubled production with minimal effort.”

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