Effective Changes in
Amalgamated Territorial
Communities

An investment that works: Wood chippers from ARPAL help communities to dispose of branches, reduce costs and generate heat.

13
years in the sales market
20 000+
customers
3
years warranty

Sector Needs

Enhancing and de-cluttering territories

Branches left behind after trees are pruned along roads, in parks, squares, cemeteries or shelterbelts can quickly accumulate, cluttering the area and creating fire hazards while spoiling the aesthetic appearance. Wood chippers enable such waste to be removed quickly and efficiently, helping to maintain cleanliness and order in public spaces.

Reducing branch volume

In their unprocessed state, branches occupy a lot of space, which complicates transportation and storage. Shredding reduces the volume by 5–7 times, substantially cutting logistics costs and allowing for a more efficient use of space.

Using wood for heating

The resulting raw material can be used as fuel in solid fuel boilers to heat schools, kindergartens, outpatient clinics and other public institutions. This reduces energy costs and contributes to the energy independence of the community.

Providing paid services for the public

Utility enterprises can use the equipment to provide residents with branch shredding services upon request. This provides an additional source of income for the community and offers residents a convenient service.

Selling secondary raw materials

Shredded wood is in demand among companies that generate heat and industrial enterprises. Communities can generate revenue by selling wood chips as fuel or mulch.

Job creation

Maintenance of equipment, organisation of branch collection, logistics and service provision all create a need for new employees. This is particularly important for rural and small communities with high unemployment rates.

Effective Changes in Amalgamated
Territorial Communities with ARPAL

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Landscaping

ARPAL wood chippers offer communities more than just a cleaning tool. They provide a way to significantly reduce the cost of disposing of branches and wood trimmings. Previously, large volumes of waste required extensive transportation, labour and resources. Now, thanks to shredding, the volume is reduced several times over, cutting down on the number of trips, fuel costs and staff workload. Keeping clean no longer requires extraordinary effort – the process is fast, economical and manageable.

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Energy

Branches are no longer waste, but a source of heat. Areas that previously just hauled away or burned waste can now produce raw material to heat public institutions. This is not just about savings; it is a transition to a stable, accessible, self-sufficient resource during times of energy instability.

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Sales

ARPAL is not only about saving, but also about earning. Firewood and wood chips become commodities that are purchased by thermal power plants and other enterprises. Additionally, utility services can provide a shredding service for residents. This generates new revenue for the local budget and creates new financial opportunities for the community.

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Why Our Customers Choose ARPAL

Ukrainian manufacturing, recognized in Europe and worldwide

ARPAL equipment is popular in Ukraine and is exported to 25 countries across Europe and beyond. Our wood chippers have successfully undergone certification and operate efficiently in various countries, ensuring high quality and reliability.

Impeccable service, support, and a 3-year warranty

We offer prompt support, consultations and spare parts. Thanks to the warranty, you can have confidence in our equipment and receive assistance at any time.

Reliable equipment for everyday use

ARPAL is about equipment which is bought for real work, not just “just in case”. We have been manufacturing wood chippers for 14 years, and in that time, over 200 ATCs in Ukraine and worldwide have put their trust in us. Our equipment is stable, can withstand intensive use, is easy to maintain and has a long service life.

Customer Cases

Smila Municipal Utility Company “Komunalnyk”

Task: Disposal of city branches and Christmas trees after the holidays.
Solution: ARPAL MAX gasoline with conveyor.
Result: Reducing branch volume by 5–7 times.

Ivanivka Territorial Community (OTG)

Task: Wood harvesting for school heating.
Solution: ARPAL PRO for tractor with conveyor.
Result: Provided 80% of the heating season with raw materials. Plans include covering the entire heating season and providing fuel for displaced persons.