Log Harvesting and Initial Sorting

What happens here

The process begins with the arrival of raw logs from the forest, typically transported on tractor-trailer trucks. These logs are offloaded and stacked into large piles within the mill's expansive lumberyard. A log grapple then meticulously picks up individual logs from these piles and loads them onto a rail system, which serves as the entry point to the processing line. These logs are then moved towards computerized sorting rooms for initial classification.

Goal: Receive raw timber and begin the sorting process.