Log splitter Kraft&Dele KD5207 2.2 kW, 7 t splitting force

The Kraft&Dele KD5207 electric log splitter with a 2.2 kW motor and 7 t splitting force is a hydraulic tool designed to split firewood and small to medium logs quickly and with less manual effort. Constructed from high-quality steel with a rubber-coated surface and a metal housing, the unit combines durability and user protection. Wheels provide mobility for easier positioning and storage.

Advantages

The hydraulic system delivers steady pressure of up to 32 MPa for reliable splitting performance and improved safety compared with manual chopping. A robust steel build and rubber finishing reduce wear and protect the operator, while the metal casing adds an extra safety barrier. Compact dimensions and integrated wheels make the splitter easy to move and store.

Suitable for

• Splitting firewood for domestic heating
• Preparing logs for small workshops or hobby woodworking
• Use on small farms and gardens

Key specifications

• Power: 2200 W (IP54)
• Voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz
• Splitting force: 7 t
• Hydraulic pressure: 32 MPa
• Hydraulic oil capacity: 4.2 l
• Cutting length: 52 cm; diameter range: 5–25 cm
• Dimensions: 940 × 260 × 480 mm
• Sound pressure level: 80 dB

How to use

Place the log splitter on a stable, level surface and lock the wheels if necessary. Connect to a 230 V / 50 Hz power supply and check the hydraulic oil level before starting. Position a log within the specified diameter and length limits on the beam, then activate the splitter according to the machine’s controls so the hydraulic ram pushes the log into the splitting wedge. After splitting, switch off the unit and remove split pieces. Follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions and keep hands clear of moving parts while the machine is operating.

Usage recommendations

For safe and long-lasting operation, use the specified hydraulic oil and maintain the unit according to the user manual. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection, hearing protection at or above 80 dB) and do not attempt to split wet, frozen, or badly deformed logs outside the specified diameter range. Regularly inspect hoses, fittings and the wedge for wear and replace parts as needed.