Kesla is a Finnish multitalent in forest technology, known for its wide range of high quality roller and stroke harvester heads. The KESLA SH-series stroke harvester heads have now been renewed to a totally new level. Focus in the renewal has been in performance, reliability, durability and economy. Result is to be seen on the KWF-exhibition Germany in June 2016.
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In the yard of Kiteen Tarvemetalli in North Carelia (Finland) there are various types of machines working withing recycling of metals. The company picks up metal waste at the companies and farms in the nearby regions, assorts and transports them further as raw material for the smelting plants. One of the machines is refreshingly yellow KESLA 2112T crane. The crane’s task is mainly to pick up material and reloading the assorted materials for shipment.
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Kesla, the globally leading manufacturer of tractor forest equipment, and Valtra, the Scandinavian market leader in tractors, have agreed about cooperation. AGCO Suomi Oy, distributor of Valtra and Fendt tractors in Finland, starts representing KESLA tractor equipment from 16.1.2016.
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Globaalisti johtava traktoreiden metsävarusteiden valmistaja Kesla Oyj ja traktoreiden Skandinavian markkinajohtaja Valtra ovat sopineet yhteistyöstä. Valtran kotimaan myynnistä vastaava AGCO Suomi Oy aloittaa Keslan traktorivarusteet- tuotesegmentin edustajana Suomessa 16.01.2016 alkaen.
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The KESLA customer Severnaya Sosna has had the Hyunday R220LC-9S excavator (112 kW) and KESLA 28RHS harvester head combination now for 1,5 years. The combination has been working for about 4000 hours near Vologda region, Russian.
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Kim Olander is a farmer from Lapinjärvi, Finland. Already during several years, he has focused more and more to forestry work in search of profitability of the farm.
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Kyudai Rinsan, a logging and transporting company located in Oita prefecture in Kyushu, Japan, is known for high quality in their operation. The company has been awarded twice for excellent work in Japanese State forests, the latest award was given 3 years ago. The company also invests in quality what comes to the equipment they are using, latest proof of this the recently purchased KESLA 2109ZT crane.
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Farmer Fredrik Johansson lives nearby Jönköping, Sweden, with his family. Like else where in Europe, also in Sweden farming has become more and more challenging. On the forestry side, the situation is better though and wood sells well. At Johanssons forestry side is gradually overtaking the traditional farming side.
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Kesla sold its first harvester head to Japan in 2005. At the present, 2015, after ten years and over 10,000 hours of hard work the head is still the owner’s favorite tool in forest.
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Kesla Oyj and Myllys Yhtiöt Oy in Imatra, Finland, have started co-operation in developing after sales functions of KESLA truck cranes and chippers.
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