
31 recommended mulchers
Main use: Grass and small branches.
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Main use: Pruning residue and grass.
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Main use: Pruning residue and grass.
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Main use: Pruning residue (olive, almond, citrus, avocado, etc.), grass and maize.
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Main use: Large volumes of pruning residue.
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Main use: Pruning residue such as olive, almond, citrus and avocado, plus grass and maize.
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Main use: Pruning residue under the canopy. Low-profile model for working beneath the tree canopy without damaging the fruit.
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Main use: Large volumes of pruning residue, with hydraulic side shift.
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Main use: Pruning residue in orchards, with 750 mm side shift.
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Main use: Pruning residue, with a large side shift (1.100 mm) and long skid shoes as standard.
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Main use: Pruning residue, with dual hitch and hydraulic side shift.
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Main use: Pruning residue, with dual hitch and 750 mm side shift.
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Main use: Creates mulch around the trunk. Mulches pruning residue and grass.
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Main use: Creates mulch around the trunk. Mulches pruning residue and grass.
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Main use: Pruning residue such as olive, almond, citrus and avocado, plus grass and maize.
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Main use: Large volumes of pruning residue.
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Main use: Pruning residue, grass and maize, with hydraulic side shift.
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Main use: Large volumes of pruning residue, with hydraulic side shift.
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Main use: Large volumes of pruning residue. Mulcher with dual hitch and hydraulic side shift.
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Main use: Large volumes of pruning residue. Mulcher with dual hitch.
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Main use: Heavy-duty work that calls for power and strength.
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Main use: Heavy-duty work, ideal for maize, sunflower and sorghum. Mulcher with hydraulic side shift.
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Main use: Work that calls for power and strength. Ideal for front hitch use, with hydraulic side shift.
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Main use: Satellite disc for cutting grass between trees, under fences and along roadsides. Ideal for all types of organic farming.
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Main use: Double satellite disc with long side shift for cutting grass between trees. Ideal for all types of organic farming.
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Main use: Self-feeding hammer mulcher designed for vineyards. Ideal for disease prevention.
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Main use: Pruning residue. Self-feeding mulcher with fixed blades.
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Main use: Pruning residue. Self-feeding mulcher with fixed blades.
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Main use: Pruning residue. Stands out for mulching speed and quality.
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Main use: Any type of pruning residue that needs a very fine chop.
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Main use: Any type of pruning residue that needs a very fine chop.
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Main use: Any type of pruning residue that needs a very fine chop.
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Main use: Self-feeding mulcher for large-diameter wood.
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Main use: Mechanically driven satellite disc for cutting fruit tree trunks.
SEE MORESerrat develops vine prunings mulchers designed for professional shredding of pruning residue and vineyard maintenance.
The vineyard mulcher range can handle:
Serrat vine prunings mulchers are built to work in:
Mulching pruning residue helps to:
Serrat vine prunings mulchers stand out for:
The range offers solutions suited to different:
Serrat trellis mulchers offer:
Models such as:
They adapt to different farm types and working conditions.
Serrat builds in technology designed to improve:
Yes. Serrat vine prunings mulchers and shredders include models with hydraulic side shift and precise between-row work, suited both to trellised vineyards and to traditional plantings with different row spacings.
The choice depends on the type of vineyard, tractor power, planting layout and volume of pruning residue. The Serrat range includes models for traditional vineyards, trellised vineyards and intensive farms, in a variety of working widths.
They stand out for even mulching, high structural strength, anti-clogging systems and maximum mechanical reliability in intensive vineyard pruning work.
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