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  • Efficient power in focus for both Husqvarna and Stihl

    They’ve been part of Elmia Wood since the very beginning in 1975 and are as essential to the fair as the freshly wood-chipped trails. With engaging booths, both Husqvarna and Stihl are must-visit stops. This year, we asked them to highlight one key product each – and one trend is clear: high-performance chainsaws that combine power and maneuverability are in focus for 2025.

  • Alstor premiere: First harvester with roller-fed head!

    Step-fed harvester heads have been the standard for Alstor's popular range of smaller, stand-mounted forestry machines. At Elmia Wood 2025, they are presenting for the first time a roller-fed head developed by Kieto Forest.

  • Spectacular tool carrier from Menzi Muck at Elmia Wood 2025

    Menzi Muck's tool carrier was impossible not to stop by at Elmia Wood 2025. - This is our premiere at Elmia Wood. We see that demand and applications are increasing from the forestry industry, so it feels very right that we are here," says Emil Glömmen at Menzi Muck Scandinavia

  • Elmia Wood 2025 - The international meeting place for the forestry sector

    Elmia Wood 2025 brought together forestry professionals from around the world in Bratteborg, just outside Jönköping, Sweden. A total of 27,751 visits from 48 countries and 327 exhibitors from 25 countries made the forest come alive. The fair was defined by live machinery demonstrations, innovations, and an atmosphere filled with future focus and business opportunities.

  • Malwa maximises the fair experience

    Malwa is launching Generation 5 of its popular 560 series at Elmia Wood 2025! The focus is on improved operator comfort, increased productivity, and higher precision – all developed in close dialogue with users. Interest is high as the machines are showcased in the forest to an eager audience.

  • PlantMax premiere attracts big crowds

    The PlantMax planter made a buzzing European debut at Elmia Wood 2025. Built on global success, it’s now proving its power in Swedish forests. With precision planting arms, real-time data tracking, and up to 2,400 seedlings per hour, PlantMax is revolutionising forestry—just like the harvester did in the ‘70s.