Biomass Fuel Pellet - Wood Material, 6-8 Mm Diameter, Brown Color | High Density, Low Moisture Content Below 10%, Eco-friendly Heating Solution

Biomass Fuel Pellet are used in order to produce pellet fuels, a heating fuel formed by compressed biomass. As a trusted Manufacturer and Supplier of Fuel Pellet, we have gained huge appreciation from the marketplace. The most common form of biomass pellet is wood pellet. As a form of wood fuel, wood pellets are made of sawdust and other residual of wood products manufacture and from saw milling. Other sources of fuel pellets comes from coconut shell, kernel shell and from tree tops and branches, which are leftover after logging. In a way, all these backs in replenishing soil nutrients. Grasses can also be pelletized in order to create grass pellets. Today, Biomass Fuel Pellets are produced by various ways, grades and types as fuels, which are widely used in homes, electric power plants and other diverse application. Biomass Pellets are dense in its form and are produced with a comparatively low moisture content, which is below 10 percent. Allowing them to be burned with high combustion energy.

In addition, the fine geometrical shape and small size of Biomass Fuel Pellet allows automatic feeding, having very fine calibration. Through the help of pneumatic feeding or auger feeding, they can easily fed. Owing to high density of biomass pellets, compact storage and hassle-free transportation becomes easy. These pellets can be easily taken out from a tanker to storage bunker at customer's compound. Generally, Biomass Fuel Pellet are manufactured by compressing the wood material after passing through a hammer hill in order to provide a uniform dough like mass and shape. After that, the mass is subjected to a press, where it is being compressed by the help of a die, which has holes with size varying from 6 mm diameter to 8 mm or larger. This high pressure of the press induces the temperature of the wood material to raise above, plasticizing and forming a natural glue, holding the pellet together after it cools.

Features:

• Highly resistance to corrosion
• Eco-friendly and unmatched sturdiness
• High combustion energy
• Fine calibration
• Commendable durability
• Hassle-free transportation