Wood Pellets Wholesale / Bio Pellets Pine New Energy Ash Less Calorie Large Wood Pellets for sale

Product Details

- Wood Pellets are the most common type of Pellets fuel and are typically made from compressed sawdust and related industrial wastes from the milling of wood, from the construction and the manufacture of wood products (or furniture).

- Wood Pellets can be manufactured in the following ways: compressing the wood materials, made from grass and other non-woody forms of biomass

- All types of Wood Pellets have in common that they are friendly with the environment. They can be used as fuel for power generation in large spaces such as commercial centers, residentials with the main purpose of heating or cooking,…

- Pellets are produced extremely dense with a relatively low moisture content (about less than 10%)

- The energy content of Wood Pellets is approximately 4.7 – 5.2 MWh/tonne (~7450 BTU/Ib), 14.4 – 20.3 MJ/kg.” Boilers and Wood Pellets stoves are growing more and more in recent years. Compared to liquid or gas-fired systems, Wood Pellets boilers have less efficient speed control.

• BENEFITS: Wood Pellets manufactured in USA

· Tropical hardwood

· Low ash

· High calorific value

· Easily transportable

· Long product life and can be used for a long time

· Not containing contaminant impurities

5 Working Steps of Wood Pellet Machine For Sale

- Shred to the required size: use the crusher to make raw material: 25mm in diameter. If your raw material is 1-2cm that can be pelleted directly without a crusher.

- Lessen the moisture content: use the dryer to remove the extra moisture content. Generally speaking, raw materials that are less than 10% are suitable for pelleting.

- Pelletizing: through mixing and pressing with the core wood pellets machine, superior wood pellets are made.

- Cooling: wood pellets are very hot when they just come out. It’s better to use the forced cooling of air-cooled silo to cool them.

- Packaging: pour the cooled pellets into bags and keep them in a dry and well-ventilated area to prevent the finished wood pellets from moisture. Certainly, you can use a temperature and humidity controlled warehouse to store the wood pellets if you have large batches