Fuel Briquette Machine

Biomass densification is the bonding together of waste biomass product, such as wood chips or sawdust, peanut husk, rice husk, sunflower seed husks, bagasse (sugar cane or sugar beet residue), coffee shells, coconut husks, etc. The bonding is achieved by the pressure and heat of the biomass briquette machine utilizing the natural resins in the biomass waste product.

The guiding principle behind the production of biomass briquette machine is that natural biomass material is essentially a waste material, i.e. the natural by-product of, for example, the timber industry: chippings, sawdust, offcuts, slabwood, etc or agricultural products: sunflowers, rice, peanuts, etc. 

When the production is finished, it is necessary to compress the material with high moisture content to stuff the die to ensure the discharging next time. The fastening parts and the lubricant should be examined every day after finished the whole day's work.

The material is prepared for the biomass briquette machine by chipping or milling and drying before being fed into individual biomass press.

In the production process at no time are any additives, chemicals or foreign bodies introduced. The biomass briquette is a natural wood or biomass product. As a result of the materials preparation and the heat and pressure used in production, the briquette is dense and dose not expands at all when burning and has very low ash content.