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Forest inventory solutions is what Haglöf Sweden does best. We have been fortunate to work with many of the world's most skillful and experienced organizations in forests on all continents. When it comes to cruising a forest to get to know it inside and out, we know the drill. To us, forest inventories are like the old saying: "You don't know what you have - until you measure it!"
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Forest Inventory Solutions |
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Every forest is unique. In fact, every tree in every forest has its own identity and particular reasons to grow the way it does. Forest inventories are made just to find the answer to the how, why and how much a tree grows. This is Haglöf's business idea - to provide the instruments necessary for forest inventory work. In 1989, when Haglöf released its first computer caliper, we were convinced that this was the way to go. We were both wrong and right: Mechanical calipers are still asked for around the world. And - Computers Calipers really ARE the future! |
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Measuring Heights and Distances |
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Haglöf presents a number of affordable and efficient solutions to measure heights and distances. To us, it's a simple truth: With digitalized measuring instruments, error sources are minimized. Instead of spending valuable time calculating, estimating and trying to read off scales, you can focus on more important things when you are using Haglöf's Height Measuring Instruments. |
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 Increment Borers are used all over the world, mainly to control growth and quality in growing forests. Haglöf Increment Borers are a great help to check for pollution in environment control and to keep track of diseases in valuable wood assets. Borers can be used to measure impregnation depth, examine old buildings and ship wrecks, and to date old trees and look for decay.
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SCA Support for Timber Procurators |
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SCA owns 2.6 million hectareas of forest land, and is Europes largest private forest owner. Company owned forests are a key part of the raw material flow. Nevertheless, appx. 35% of the total timber need is procurated from outside supplies. |
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