Hansa Chippers are high-performance and built tough to suit your domestic and commercial needs.

• Wide, self-feeding chutes – no pushing or pre-pruning needed
• High performance engines powered by the Honda GX series
• Robust, solid steel casings with no plastic or flimsy parts
• Adjustable output chute to direct your mulch where you need it – wheel barrow, trailer or garden bed
• Minimal maintenance and cleaning required
• Easy to manoeuver and transport around the garden or from site to site

Hansa Chippers turn prunings, dropped branches, palm fronds, leaves, bark, paper, cardboard, hay, dried manure and kitchen waste into valuable mulch for your garden.

Chip or process your unwanted garden waste into beautiful mulch to use on your garden beds, under trees and as lush compost. Reduce weeds, retain soil moisture, water less and improve the health of your soil and plants.

With five different chipper models, Hansa Chippers can help you find the right chipper to suit your needs.

The Hansa C4 is ideal for the suburban back yard.

The Hansa C4 chips branches up to 40mm in diameter and features:

• One in-feed chute with large opening at a convenient operating height
• Fast chipping action
• Quality engine – Honda 4 stroke GX160
• Easy starting
• Discharge out the side directly back onto your garden or stockpile
• Solid housing construction of 5mm steel plate
• Easy access to cutting blade – remove four bolts and everything is accessible
• Easy to transport, well balanced on large solid rubber wheels
• Quality hyperloc powder-coated finish
• 12 month warranty or 24 month warranty on registration of product

The Hansa C4 easily mulches prunings, dropped branches, palm fronds, leaves, bark, paper, cardboard, hay, dried manure and kitchen waste.

If you own a domestic property with trees, flowers or a vegetable garden, you will find the average small shredder on the market of similar size is not efficient for processing all your prunings and trimmings into compost or mulch. They cannot cope with the volume of materials to be processed. They are too slow, block up easily, the inlets are often too small so that the material has to be precut before you feed it into the machine, or they are too lightly built.