Windshields

We stock a wide range of replacement shields for many different brands such as John Deere, Komatsu, Ponsse, Rottne, EcoLog, Gremo, ÖSA/FMG, Logset, Valmet, Timberjack, Sampo, Skogsjan, Cat, and Tigercat. If, by chance, a shield is not already available in our inventory, we can also customize shields based on your specific measurements.
Impact-resistant and shatterproof shields for forestry machines
All our replacement shields are made of polycarbonate, the same type of thermoplastic used in most original shields on modern forestry machines. Polycarbonate is an ideal material for forestry machine shields as it is highly impact-resistant, shatterproof, and also provides clarity while offering some protection against UV rays from the sun.

Large inventory, fast deliveries – minimized downtime.
When the unexpected happens, the need for a new shield can arise suddenly. We place great importance on delivering as quickly as possible to minimize downtime in the forest for our customers. That’s why our inventory always includes a wide selection of shields for a variety of brands, and we also have the ability to customize shields according to your needs.

Three different thicknesses

The majority of our replacement shields are 12 mm thick and made of a single, monolithic polycarbonate sheet.

20.4 mm thick shields are available to fit John Deere's E and G series, and newer Komatsu machines. These shields are triple-layered, meaning that three thinner layers of polycarbonate have been fused together to provide added strength

Thermoformed for a perfect fit and optical clarity

approved according to ISO-21576

homologated for use according to OEM specifications
If you need shields for an older forestry machine, there are also 10 mm thick shields available, suited for many older machines.

Installation and handling of KM Wins KM Wins replacement panes should only be installed with our recommended pane adhesive, Sikaflex 221, as this adhesive is chemically compatible with the anti-scratch coating and polycarbonate. The adhesive should only be applied to the back of the pane to give the pane some flexibility. Never install a pane by applying adhesive to the edges of the pane, as this makes the pane rigid and risks creating stresses and cracking. Handle the pane as if it were glass. The pane must never rest directly on steel materials, such as window frames or bolts.