Horizontal band headrigs for logs from 41 in to about 79 in, circular multi-rip edgers, complete sawing lines and a debarker, each built to the customer's requirements in Slovenia.
Bailey’s is a Wravor dealer and Wravor’s listed U.S. sales partner.
Six horizontal band headrigs, from the WRC 1050 AC, built for mills where sawing is a supplementary activity, to the WRC 2000 AC for logs up to 2,000 mm, which Wravor calls the world’s biggest horizontal band saw. Every WRC is built to order, so cutting length, motor and log handling are chosen for your mill.
Made for: Smaller mills, sawing alongside other work
Wravor’s smallest WRC headrig, for operations where sawing is a supplementary activity: simpler hydraulics, easy installation and minimal labour, with an operator cabin and a wide choice of log handling.
Made for: Smaller sawmills
A headrig for smaller sawmills with a double-threaded lifting spindle, automatic lubrication and cleaning, a guiding hand and a double precutter.
Made for: Medium capacity, usually in a line
A medium-capacity headrig with a high degree of automation, including automatic cut-thickness setting, usually run in a line with a log deck, outfeed conveyors and multi-rips.
Made for: High-productivity mills
For high-productivity mills: video monitoring of the cut, a precutter that follows the log’s shape, board pushing with a guiding hand and fast log handling on reinforced rails.
Made for: Large hard and exotic logs
A wide, reinforced headrig for large-diameter hard and exotic logs, with weather-adapted controls and electronics, run from a separate operator cabin.
Made for: Very large logs
Wravor’s largest headrig, for logs up to 2,000 mm, with a scissor lift for heavy boards and two-step grippers. Wravor calls it the world’s biggest horizontal band saw.
Specifications as published by Wravor. Each Wravor machine is built to order, so confirm your configuration with a specialist. Log diameters are from Wravor's catalog; inches and hp are conversions from millimetres and kilowatts.
Cutting capacity is Wravor's published figure per 8 hours. Wravor doesn't state its basis (log or sawn volume, species, method), so it is a guide, not a guaranteed output. “Max width between blade guides” is Wravor's measure of cut width.
5 models
Five circular multi-rips that cut boards to width behind a headrig, from a single-arbor 20-100 with up to four blades to double-arbor 40-200 and 40-250 machines with up to ten blades on each arbor. Each runs standalone or inside a line with mechanical or automatic conveyors.
Single arbor, up to 4 blades
Single arbor, up to 8 blades
Single arbor, up to 10 blades
Double arbor for thick cants
Double arbor, the thickest cut
Specifications as published by Wravor. Each Wravor machine is built to order, so confirm your configuration with a specialist.
Wravor’s web table labels cutting width “max cutting height”; its catalogs call it cutting width, which is used here. Motor options are Wravor’s alternatives in kW; hp is a conversion.
Made for: Single arbor, up to 4 blades
A single arbor circular multi-rip for cutting boards to width, standalone or inside a line with mechanical or automatic conveyors.
Made for: Single arbor, up to 8 blades
A single arbor circular multi-rip for cutting boards to width, standalone or inside a line with mechanical or automatic conveyors.
Made for: Single arbor, up to 10 blades
A single arbor circular multi-rip for cutting boards to width, standalone or inside a line with mechanical or automatic conveyors.
Made for: Double arbor for thick cants
A double arbor circular multi-rip for cutting boards to width, standalone or inside a line with mechanical or automatic conveyors.
Made for: Double arbor, the thickest cut
A double arbor circular multi-rip for cutting boards to width, standalone or inside a line with mechanical or automatic conveyors.
Bark carries dirt and stones. Taking it off before the log deck keeps them off the headrig blade and the Type 750 blades behind it.
At the front of the line, before the log deck and the headrig.
A rotor-head debarker that also mills the log ends, with an optional line that sorts debarked logs by length and diameter. Debarking ahead of the saw keeps grit and stones off the blade.
Log diameter range as published by Wravor on its debarkers page and in its catalog; inches are conversions from millimetres. Wravor publishes no model code, motor, feed or weight figures for it; confirm the log range for the unit you are quoted. Specifications as published by Wravor. Each Wravor machine is built to order, so confirm your configuration with a specialist.
Five line families that put a log deck, headrig, conveyors, multi-rip and sorting together as one flow: PROFI for the most finished product in a small area, Multi CUT with two bandsaw lines for small and large logs, CS circular-saw multi-rip for high board output, the WRC 1550 line for hard and exotic logs up to 1,500 mm, and WMH multi-head for small-diameter logs. Wravor builds every line to order, so treat each as a starting point.
Log diameter
Showing all 5 lines
Made for: The most finished product from a small hall
A selected bandsaw combined with circular saws for the most finished product in a small area: log deck, bandsaw, automatic outfeed and transverse conveyors, a multi-blade saw that cuts boards to width, a crosscut saw for length and sawdust extraction.
Made for: Small and large logs, each on the bandsaw that suits it
Two different types of bandsaw on separate lines, so small and large logs are each cut on the machine that suits them, with computer-controlled crosscut and circular saws and automatic conveyors to sorting and stacking.
Made for: High board output from cants, after any headrig
An automatic circular-saw multi-rip line for high board output, installed on its own or added to a bandsaw line.
Made for: Large hard and exotic logs
A line for hard and exotic logs up to 1,500 mm, with a heavy I-profile log deck and hydraulic loading arms, operator control of saw, deck and left/right sorting outfeed, and an automatic cutting cycle.
Made for: Mainly small-diameter logs, handled automatically
A Wravor multi-head line for sawmills that cut mainly small-diameter logs and want automatic handling and operation.
Specifications as published by Wravor. Each Wravor machine is built to order, so confirm your configuration with a specialist. Inches are conversions from Wravor's millimetres. Wravor publishes no throughput, crew, footprint or power figures for its lines.
Wravor d.o.o. builds sawmill and woodworking machinery at Stranice, Slovenia. By its own account the company began in 1985, and its founders’ family has cut wood since 1934.
Wravor says it does not offer standard machines; each one is made to the customer’s requirements, which is why specifications on this page depend on configuration.
Its horizontal band headrigs are installed alone or with conveyors and multi-rips in a line, for small, medium and large sawmills, with the aim of low labour cost and high cutting capacity.
Wravor reports that more than 90% of what it makes is exported, from production and storage of over 10,000 m² across three sites in Slovenia.
Bailey’s is a Wravor dealer and Wravor’s listed U.S. sales partner. Enquiries go to Bailey’s sawmill sales line, where a specialist works through the machines and options with you.
Company facts as published by Wravor on wravor.com and in its catalog, observed October 2026. Wravor's pages and catalogs sometimes give different figures for the same machine, so a specialist confirms specifications for your configuration before you order.
Anything else, call a specialist at 1-888-465-8227.
Yes. Bailey’s is a Wravor dealer and the U.S. sales partner listed on Wravor’s own site, covering the WRC headrigs, Type 750 edgers, sawing lines and debarker on this page. Call 1-888-465-8227 or send the form below and a specialist will go through them with you.
Your biggest regular log sets it. Wravor publishes the WRC 1050 AC and 1150 AC for logs to 41 and 45 in, the 1225 AC and 1250 AC to 49 in, the 1550 AC to 61 in and the 2000 AC to 79 in. Beyond diameter, the models differ in automation, motor and board thickness: the 1050 AC is the simplest, the 1250 AC adds video monitoring and a shape-following precutter, and the 1550 AC and 2000 AC are reinforced for hard and exotic logs. A specialist matches one to your logs, species and output.
Compare the WRC headrigsWravor publishes a cutting capacity for each WRC headrig in cubic metres per 8 hours, from up to 30 m³ on the WRC 1050 AC to up to 100 m³ on the WRC 2000 AC. Wravor does not say whether that is log or sawn volume, which species or how it was measured, so read it as Wravor’s own comparison between its models, not as a guaranteed output. Your production depends on your logs, products and crew.
Yes. Wravor says it does not sell standard machines; each is made to the customer’s requirements, including cutting length, motor size, log handling and options such as computer cut-width setting on the edgers. That is why cutting length is listed as built to order. Timing and what is included are set out in your written quotation.
They are electric. Wravor lists WRC main motors from 18.5 kW to 110 kW depending on the model, and Type 750 edger motors from 22 kW to 75 kW; hydraulics and conveyors add to that. Motors this size normally need three-phase service, and voltage and service size depend on the configuration, so tell us what you have on site before choosing.
Wravor describes its Type 750 edgers as running standalone or inside a line, and its CS circular-saw line as installable on its own or added to a bandsaw line. What decides the fit is the size of the cants and flitches your headrig makes, the space and conveyors between machines, and your power. Tell us what you run now and where the bottleneck is.
Type 750 edgersAsk a specialist, ideally when you plan the machine. The WRC headrigs run wide band blades, from 120 mm on the WRC 1050 AC to 180 mm on the 1550 AC and 2000 AC, and the Type 750 edgers run circular blades, so sharpening and spares depend on the model you choose. Already running a Wravor headrig? Tell us what you have and we go through blade supply and parts with you.
Ask a specialistSend the form or call 1-888-465-8227 with your logs, species, target output, current setup and site power. A specialist works through the Wravor machines and options that fit, and you get a written quotation that lists the configuration and what is included. Wravor builds to order, so we quote each setup rather than publish a price list. Bailey’s offers equipment financing; ask whether your configuration qualifies.
FinancingTell us about your logs, the output you want and the site. Change the equipment choice if you're after an edger, a sawing line or the debarker rather than a headrig.
