Services
A sawmill only earns money when it runs. We stay involved from the first conversation until your operators are cutting on their own, and after.
Sizing and specification
Tell us your species, log sizes, power supply and target output. We recommend the machine and configuration that fits, not the biggest one.
Supply and shipping
We source and inspect the equipment, then arrange shipping and customs paperwork, delivering to Ghana, Australia and other regions on request.
Installation
Rail levelling, foundations, electrical hook-up and commissioning, so the mill cuts true from day one.
Operator training
Hands-on training for your crew in safe operation, cutting patterns for better yield, and daily maintenance.
Spare parts
Blades, bearings, belts, motors and wear parts kept on supply, so a breakdown doesn't stop production for weeks.
Blade servicing
Sharpening, re-tipping and band welding, or the equipment to do it in your own saw shop.
From log to lumber
Each stage of a sawmilling business needs its own machine. Start with what you need today and add stages as you grow.
- 1
Extract
Crawler dozers and skidders bring felled logs to the landing.
- 2
Handle and debark
Loaders stack and feed logs; debarkers strip bark and grit that blunt blades.
- 3
Break down
Twin blade, band or swing blade sawmills open the log into cants and boards.
- 4
Resaw and edge
Resaws, multi-rips and edgers turn cants and flitches into dimensioned stock.
- 5
Dry and finish
Kilns bring moisture down; planers and moulders produce finished profiles.
- 6
Sell the waste
Chippers and briquette presses turn offcuts and sawdust into extra income.
Common questions
If yours isn't here, call or message either branch.
Which sawmill is right for my business?
It depends on your log diameters, species, power supply and how many cubic metres you need per day. Twin blade circular mills suit large tropical hardwoods; band mills give more yield from smaller logs; swing blade mills suit remote or mobile work. Send us your details and we'll recommend a setup.
Do you supply diesel machines for sites without mains power?
Yes. Most primary sawmills and handling machines are available with diesel drive, or as electric machines paired with a generator.
Can you ship outside Ghana and Australia?
Yes. We arrange international shipping and documentation. Tell us your nearest port or site location and we'll include delivery in the quote.
Do you install the machine and train our operators?
We offer installation, commissioning and hands-on operator training. Ask for these to be included when you request your quote.
What about spare parts and blades after purchase?
We supply blades, wear parts and spares for the machines we sell, and offer blade sharpening and welding, as well as the equipment to do it yourself.
Can I buy used or refurbished equipment?
Yes. We list inspected used machines alongside new ones, and can source specific used units to fit your budget. Used stock changes quickly, so ask what's available now.
Why are there no prices on the website?
Every quote is prepared for your order: the machine configuration, delivery to your location, and any installation, training and spares you need. Request a quote and we'll send a full price.