Grapple saws
A game changer in forestry and tree care. Intermercato grapple saws guarantee reliability and precision for safe and efficient tree felling in demanding environments. Choose between log grapple, 4-finger grab, 5-finger grab and 7-finger grab.
Excavator Forestry & Landscaping
Excavator Sorting & Demolition
Crane Forestry
Take your forestry and tree care operations to the next level
Grab, cut and handle in one single move. Manage trees that have been bent by storms, clear vegetation near power lines, and cut down trees in sections near buildings and roads in urban environments.
Crane Recycling & Material Handling
Weighing Systems
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We have extensive experience in optimal solutions based on given requirements and in joint consultation with the customer.
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A world-leading powerhouse in lifting solutions, delivering one of the industry’s most extensive and high-performance ranges — engineered to dominate forestry, transport, construction, and recycling with uncompromising quality.
FAQ
How does a hydraulic grapple saw work?
A hydraulic grapple saw is an effective attachment for excavators, forwarders and lorry cranes. By combining a robust grapple with a hydraulically driven saw, material can be grabbed, held securely and cut in a single operation, resulting in both safer and more efficient handling.
What is a grapple saw and when is it used?
A grapple saw is a hydraulic attachment for excavators, crane lorries and forestry machines, used to simultaneously grab, cut and handle trees, logs or branches.
What is a grapple saw used for?
What is the difference between a grapple saw and a chainsaw?
A grapple saw is a machine-mounted ‘grab-and-saw’ unit designed for efficiency and safety, whilst a chainsaw is the traditional, hand-held tool for forestry work.




































