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Bandit Industries

Bandit Industries has over 40 years of experience manufacturing tree care and recycling equipment.

Overview

Bandit Industries has built wood processing equipment since 1983, when founder Mike Morey Sr. and six employees assembled the first Brush Bandit chipper in a mid-Michigan pole barn. The employee-owned company now operates 560,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Remus, Michigan and ships to more than 56 countries, with five product lines spanning hand-fed and whole-tree chippers, stump grinders, horizontal grinders, and Arjes slow-speed shredders. Municipal forestry and public works crews can purchase through Sourcewell contract 010925-BAN for tree care and wood waste recycling equipment. Sales and support run through a dealer network with trained parts, sales, and service personnel.

Key Products and Services

  • Brush chippers
  • Wood chippers
  • Hand-fed chippers
  • Stump grinders
  • Wood waste grinders
  • Horizontal grinders
  • Slow speed shredders

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