Whole range of 4 Saw Benches for Wood - Log Saws Docma models, offered for sale from € 1,231.10 , in Prompt Delivery and Free shipping . Purchase directly from AgriEuro with no third parties nor unwanted surpreses: compared to the other online markets, who rely on third dealers (it means no assistance nor warranty), we offer Direct and Complete Assistance, which starts from pre-sales service up to after-sales assistance. The items are directly shipped from our AgriEuro distribution centre. Thus, we are the only online seller providing After-Sales Assistance for the Saw Benches for Wood - Log Saws Docma products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
Docma saw benches are designed for cross-cutting logs and preparing firewood. Docma S.r.l. manufactures forestry and agricultural machinery in San Giovanni Lupatoto, in the province of Verona, drawing on the expertise of partners with over twenty years of experience in the industry. The company’s range also includes winches and log splitters, developed according to a philosophy focused on safety, functionality and quality control throughout the production process.
Docma log saw benches cut logs and branches into evenly sized pieces, ready for splitting or for fuelling wood-burning stoves, fireplaces and boilers. The support system holds the workpiece during cutting, while the stable frame facilitates controlled movements. The wheels fitted to selected models also make it easier to move the machine between the storage area and the work site.
This page also includes the following types of Docma firewood saw benches, divided according to their power supply:
On AgriEuro, Docma saw benches can be selected according to their main technical features, helping users choose the machine best suited to the available electrical supply, log dimensions and working frequency.
For periodic hobby or domestic work, a single-phase model can meet the needs of seasonal log preparation for stoves and fireplaces. In semi-professional or professional settings, with more frequent work and a suitable electrical supply, a three-phase version provides a configuration suited to more demanding cycles. Cutting capacity and power should always be checked against the specifications of the individual model.
The choice of power supply determines where the log saw can operate and the expected working rate. The 230 V versions connect to a compatible single-phase supply, while the 400 V models require a correctly sized three-phase system. Before purchasing, it is therefore advisable to check the socket, electrical protections, available power and the information provided in the technical specifications.
Docma single-phase log saw benches are suitable when the work site has a 230 V electrical supply. This configuration makes the machine easier to install in storage buildings, garages and agricultural spaces served by a suitable single-phase system. It meets the needs of users who periodically prepare firewood for stoves, fireplaces or boilers, in quantities consistent with the performance declared for the model. The choice should consider maximum log diameter, absorbed power, blade characteristics and socket compatibility. The length and cross-section of any extension cable must also comply with the manufacturer’s instructions to prevent voltage drops and overheating. A level, clear and well-lit work site helps keep the logs awaiting cutting separate from those already processed. Guards, cable, blade and controls must be checked in accordance with the manual before starting.
This type is distinguished by several practical aspects:
Docma three-phase log saw benches are intended for premises with a 400 V power supply, such as farms, forestry businesses and workshops with suitable systems. Three-phase distribution is consistent with motors intended for regular cutting rates and heavier workloads, always within the limits specified for each machine. The choice should be related to the volume of wood processed, log hardness and average session length. Before ordering, users must check for the correct socket, the available contracted power and the coordination of the system’s protective devices. Blade diameter and maximum cutting capacity remain separate parameters: the latter indicates the log cross-section actually permitted by the machine configuration. The work site must provide enough room to load and unload pieces without obstruction. Installation, connection and electrical checks must comply with the Docma manual and be carried out with the required professional expertise.
Three-phase versions feature the following elements:
Purchasing a Docma saw bench from AgriEuro makes it possible to consult detailed technical specifications and compare the available configurations. Dedicated services also provide support for delivery and subsequent requirements.
Buy the most suitable Docma saw bench now, choosing according to your electrical supply and the volume of firewood to prepare.
The choice should begin with the available power supply, maximum log diameter and working frequency. The size of the pieces normally processed should be compared with the declared cutting capacity, rather than considering blade diameter alone. Motor power, dimensions, weight and transport wheels should then be assessed. A single-phase version is suitable for premises supplied at 230 V, while a three-phase model requires a 400 V line. The model specifications and manual remain the main references for electrical compatibility and operating limits.
The main difference is the supply voltage: 230 V for single-phase models and 400 V for three-phase models. A single-phase model is easier to install in domestic settings and small agricultural premises with a suitable electrical system. Three-phase machines are intended for already equipped locations and more demanding working rates, depending on the power of the specific model. The voltage should not be the only selection criterion: cutting capacity, motor, blade and session length must match the intended work.
Yes, a 230 V single-phase model can operate on a domestic supply if the electrical system, socket and available power comply with the machine’s specifications. Other appliances connected to the same circuit and the starting current must also be considered. Extension cables that are too long or have an insufficient cross-section can cause voltage drops and overheating. The Docma instructions must be read before connection. If there is any doubt about the supply, it should be checked by a qualified technician.
A three-phase model is recommended when a correctly sized 400 V supply is available and the work involves frequent sessions or considerable volumes of firewood. It is a typical choice for farms, forestry businesses and equipped workshops. The presence of a socket alone is not sufficient: the model’s power, cutting capacity, system protections and contracted power must be checked. If the work is seasonal and the premises only have a 230 V supply, a single-phase machine suited to the logs being processed may be more appropriate.
The permitted diameter depends on the model and is specified under maximum cutting diameter or cutting opening. It does not automatically equal half the blade diameter, since the shaft, guards and machine geometry reduce the portion actually available. For example, the TTG500 PLUS specified by the manufacturer uses a 500 mm blade and has a 200 mm cutting opening. The capacity should be selected according to the largest logs processed regularly, without exceeding the declared limit.
The blade must comply with the diameter, bore, thickness and maximum speed permitted by the machine. Its material and tooth configuration must also suit the type of wood and the required finish. A disc of a different size must not be fitted merely to increase the cutting depth. Before purchasing a replacement blade, check the manual and the information marked on the original disc. Installation, tightening and direction of rotation must follow the instructions, with the machine unplugged and the blade completely stationary.
Routine maintenance includes cleaning, checking the blade, inspecting fasteners and examining electrical components. After work, sawdust and residues should be removed using the methods specified in the manual, avoiding procedures that could force chips into internal parts. Before any inspection, switch off the machine, wait for the disc to stop completely and disconnect the power supply. A blunt, deformed or damaged blade must not be used. Guards, cable, plug and controls should be checked regularly, while work not intended for the operator must be entrusted to qualified personnel.
The log saw must be operated with all guards fitted and on a level, stable surface. The operator must read the manual, wear the specified personal protective equipment and keep hands, clothing and other people away from the blade area. The wood must be supported and moved using the system provided by the machine, without forcing pieces beyond its declared capacity. The work site must also remain tidy, and residues must never be removed while the disc is moving. Any abnormality requires the machine to be stopped, disconnected and checked before work resumes.
The wheels fitted to selected models facilitate short movements between the storage area and the cutting site. The machine must be switched off and unplugged, with the blade stationary and cable secured. Before moving the log saw, clear the route, assess slopes and obstacles, and follow the handling points specified in the manual. The wheels do not turn the machine into a towable unit and do not replace the procedures prescribed for loading, unloading or transport on a vehicle.
For models purchased from AgriEuro, after-sales support and spare-parts searches are available through the services associated with the order. The exploded spare-parts diagram in the customer account helps identify components by code, reducing the risk of selecting an incompatible part. For technical enquiries, it is helpful to provide the model, serial number, purchase date and an accurate description of the issue. Safety components must not be replaced with unapproved parts, and electrical repairs must not be carried out without the appropriate expertise.