Kainuun Metsäkone
Mechanized timber harvesting and heavy-equipment repair for forestry and heavy-vehicle operators in Kainuu and Lapland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Kainuun Metsäkone
Kainuun Metsäkone Oy provides mechanized timber harvesting, harvesting planning and heavy-equipment repair and washing. It also transports heavy equipment when needed.
The company harvests under contract for UPM and serves heavy-equipment operators through its workshop in Kajaani. Its forestry work covers Kainuu and Lapland.
Founded in 1989, the company is headquartered in Kajaani and also has hall facilities in Hyrynsalmi. It states that the business has operated since the 1970s and is now run by the second generation.
Product: Mechanized timber harvesting, harvesting planning, heavy-equipment repair and washing, and heavy-equipment transport.
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