PK installations with a total payload capacity of 52000 kg have been delivered to Bjelin. In one shipment, two forestry truck installations with Palfinger Epsilon cranes Q180Z79 HPLS and Q150Z79, along with two PK forestry trailers PSM 200, were supplied. The forestry installations with Palfinger Epsilon cranes are mounted on Volvo FH 500 trucks.

The first truck is equipped with a Palfinger Epsilon Q150Z79 crane with a reach of 7.9 meters and an FG57X grapple with a capacity of 0.55 m³ and a lifting capacity of 9000 kg. The forestry platform is 6200 mm long, fitted with a steel front wall and four pairs of ExTe D7 stakes with a load capacity of 7 tonnes. The platform includes a fixed front floor segment with a grapple holder and aluminium underbody protection.
The second truck is equipped with a Palfinger Epsilon Q180Z79 HPLS crane with an FG53 grapple (0.53 m³ capacity) and a forestry platform without a floor, 6200 mm in length, featuring a fixed front section with a grapple holder. The payload capacity for both trucks is 11000 kg.

Along with the trucks, two PK forestry trailers PSM 200 were delivered, each with a loading platform length of 7000 mm. The trailers are fitted with BPW axles (2x10t), aluminium underbody protection, and four pairs of ExTe D7 aluminium telescopic stakes. The first bolster is fixed, while the other three are adjustable. The trailers feature air suspension and pneumatic disc brakes. The payload capacity of each trailer is nearly 15000 kg.

Bjelin, owned by “the king of laminate” Mr. Darko Pervan, who has lived in Sweden for decades, operates in the Ogulin area in Croatia, employing over 400 people. Mr. Pervan earned the nickname “king of laminate” by licensing the mechanical click system for laminate flooring, which today accounts for over 90% of all flooring installations worldwide. In Croatia, Bjelin produces high-quality three-layer parquet flooring and is currently implementing the “Ogulin 2” project, which will include a new factory expected to open during 2019. year. The new facility will employ more than 600 workers and produce innovative floor coverings such as Woodura and Nadura, projected to become global bestsellers. The company also plans to build an HDF factory (high-density fiberboard) for veneer bonding and a logistics center. Upon completion of the full project, Bjelin expects to produce around 30 million square meters of various floor coverings annually. The next major step in their strategy is the development of a click system for furniture assembly, which they see as the future of the furniture industry.