Comparison Scheppach HL760LS vs Scheppach HL760L
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| Scheppach HL760LS | Scheppach HL760L | |
from $709.33 | from $507.08 | |
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| Type | hydraulic | hydraulic |
| Operating position | horizontal | horizontal |
| Splitting force | 7 t | 7 t |
| Max. log length | 52 cm | 52 cm |
| Max. log diameter | 25 cm | 25 cm |
| Splitting speed | 3.1 cm/s | |
| Return speed | 5.3 cm/s | |
| Oil volume (hydraulic system) | 3.5 L | 3.5 L |
Motor | ||
| Motor type | electric | electric |
| Voltage | 230 В | 230 В |
| Max. power | 2.2 kW | 2.2 kW |
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| Country of origin | Germany | Germany |
| Dimensions | 116x42.5x61 cm | 116x42.5x61 cm |
| Weight | 64 kg | 59 kg |
| Added to E-Catalog | september 2021 | september 2021 |
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Glossary
Splitting speed
The time it takes for the cleaver/knife to move from the top end position to the bottom end position. The splitting speed is measured in centimeters per second (cm/s). The average wood splitter has a speed of 4 cm / s. This indicator is influenced by both the drive power and the piston stroke height. In turn, the splitting speed itself affects the performance of the wood splitter — the higher it is, the faster the device will cope with the work.
Return speed
The time it takes for the cleaver/knife to move from the lowest position to the highest position. It is measured in centimeters per second cm/s. Together with the splitting speed parameter, the return speed determines the travel time. An ordinary average wood splitter returns the cleaver to the working (upper) position in 7-8 seconds.
Stand
The presence of high legs (stands) for a horizontal wood splitter will allow you to use it when it is installed immediately on the ground, floor. There is no need to make an additional elevation in the form of a table, a workbench for more convenient feeding and chopping of small logs. But compact models of horizontal wood splitters without a stand are of two types. The first includes ground models for chopping powerful logs, which it makes no sense to raise to a height. The second type provides wood splitters for installation on a hill, which, due to the lack of a stand, must be provided in advance. In both cases, the absence of a stand (high legs) makes the model more compact and more mobile.






