The home of the corporation is located in Pori, where combine harvesters and forest harvesters are manufactured. Sampo first produced Combine Harvesters in 1957 & now market a modern, full range from the small 2010 plot combine up to the large Comia series. Sampo sells machines to over 50 countries and exports approximately 80% of its products.
Being close to their customers is very important to WINTERSTEIGER. Overall success in the mechanised field trials sector depends on having the best possible products for the whole breeding process and extends far beyond the classic machine pool usually available. Hege was purchased in 1999 by WINTERSTEIGER. They have developed and manufactured advanced machines and equipment for agricultural trials, plant breeding, research trials and for seed research laboratories.
Located in the Finistere, West of France. They have been manufacturing manure spreaders and trailers since 1946. ROLLAND evolves and adapts to all situations from its ultra-modern factory with an unrivalled paint process based on the automobile industry. ROLLAND can comfortably manufacture over 2000 machines per year, with 15 products families and more than 100 different models.
Trailers, dumptrailers, spreaders, cattle trailers, flat bed trailers, low loaders, hook lift trailers, sand spreaders, dropside trailers, forage boxes… ROLLAND has always adapted to your needs.
ROLLAND distributes today its products with a sales network composed of more than 300 dealers in France and in 30 different countries all over the world.
Contact Trials Equipment UK for spare parts or Alex Clothier for machine sales on 07881 503731 or email a.clothier@btopenworld.com
Trials Equipment became the UK distributor for Serra in January 2023. The Serra success story began in 1987 for the Fritz family. The idea was to saw the logs from the forest with a horizontal band saw on site. This unique invention was introduced at the “Central Agricultural Festival” in Munich the very same year. Two years of expert development followed: precision, durability and performance. These were the pillars upon which the production-ready model was designed. At the end of 1989, the first three mobile sawmills passed the technical inspection. This was the moment SERRA (Latin for ‘saw’) Maschinenbau GmbH was born, on 1 January 1990.
The increasing number of forest owners, craftsmen, farmers and sawyers have become aware of the advantages the SERRA mobile sawmill offers: on four wheels, it can travel wherever wood is processed. Whether boards, beams or slats: different model sizes and price ranges satisfy any customer requirements.
The inventions from SERRA have enabled many people to discover lucrative market niches. More than 1,600 sawmills worldwide in some 80 countries speak for themselves. In Germany alone, SERRA is now the leading manufacturer with over 500 broadband sawmills sold.
