Low Cost 10 TPH Biomass Pellet Production LineFor Sale
Brife Introduction of wood pellet line
A complete pellet line's capacity is from smaller 500kg/h to bigger 30ton/h.
Until now hundreds of pellet production lines are installed in China and abroad, such as France, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Argentina, Belarus, Japan, Korea, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, ect . Greatly welcome to visit our factory.
Raw material: wood, waste wood and straws, etc. such as woodchips(palm, pine white pine, mahogany, pinus sylvestris, rubber tree), bamboo shavings, rice hust, seeds shells, peanut shells, halm, pennisetum, wheat straw, corn stalk, cotton stalks, alfalfa grass, bagrass, palm fiber, waste paper, non-physical material
Size:2-4mm (All the raw materials must be crushed into sawdust before going
to wood pellet machine.If not, you may need a wood chipper, wood crusher.)
Moisture: Generally, 10-15% is best for producing good quality wood pellet.
How to design Wood log pellet line?---Diagram picture explanation for wood pellet line
wood log is the most common raw material for making wood pellets.
So, how to design a suitable wood pellet production line with wood log as raw material?
First, a drum wood chipper is used to chip wood log into small size wood chips with 2.5-3.5cm.
After that, hammer mill/wood crusher is used to grind wood chips into sawdust (6-12mm).
Sometimes, a dryer is need ,as usually the MC of wood log is always about 30-50%,Under this condition, a dryer is need.
Then, a vertical ring die wood pellet mill machine is used to press dried, wood sawdust into good quality wood pellets.
Detailed explanation--Crushing Process
Detailed explanation--Grinding Process
Detailed explanation--Drying Process
Detailed explanation--Pelleting Process
| NO |
Model |
Power |
Capacity |
Weight |
Machine Size |
| 1 |
TYJ450-II |
55KW |
0.8-1.2TPH |
4T |
1900*900*1600MM |
| 2 |
TYJ551-II |
90KW |
1-1.5TPH |
5.2T |
2364*1550*1705MM |
| 3 |
TYJ551-II |
110KW |
1.5-2TPH |
5.3T |
2364*1550*1705MM |
| 4 |
TYJ551-III |
132KW |
2-2.5TPH |
5.5T |
2364*1550*1705MM |
| 5 |
TYJ760-I |
160KW |
2.5-3TPH |
9T |
2464*1750*2150MM |
| 6 |
TYJ760-II |
185KW |
2.8-3.3TPH |
9.2T |
2564*1850*2150MM |
| 7 |
TYJ760-III |
200KW |
3-3.5TPH |
9.3T |
2564*1850*2150MM |
| 8 |
TYJ860-I |
220KW |
3-4TPH |
11T |
2664*1950*2150MM |
| 9 |
TYJ860-II |
250KW |
3.5-4.5TPH |
12T |
2864*2150*2150MM |
| 10 |
TYJ860-III |
280KW |
4-5TPH |
13T |
2864*2150*2150MM |
Detailed explanation--Cooling ProcessDetailed explanation--Packing Process
After cooling, the wood pellet will not directly enter into the fuel process, avoiding the wood pellet affected with damp. The packing process is necessary. In this process, we assemble our domestic Semi-Auto Packing Machine to you.
The Certifications of Biomass Energy Wood Pellet Line
Questions asked Frequently
Q: What is a pellet mill/pellet machine?
A: A pellet mill/pellet machine is a machine that takes raw materials and shapes it into pellet form for multiple uses.
Q: What kind of materials can be pelletized?
A: Materials such as wood wastes, saw dust, corn cobs/stover/stalks, straw, switch grass, other grasses, distillers grain, paper, etc. Basically, most Biomass materials that can be ground down to sawdust form can be pelletized.
Q: What are pellets used for?
A: Pellets are used mainly for heating, animal feed, and animal bedding. Many other applications may apply.
Q: What size does my material need to be, to run through the pellet mill?
A: All materials must be 5mm or less.
Q: What size pellets can I make?
A: We have dies sizes from 4mm-12mm, depending on the machine or your raw materials.
Q: Do you ship worldwide?
A: Yes. We have sent machines to Canada, Europe, Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, South America, Ireland and Australia.
Q: If I purchase a pellet mill, will you show me how to make pellets?
A: Yes, we do. We will instruct you how to use it via video or phone or engineer avaliable abroad if you need.
Raw material: wood, waste wood and straws, etc. such as woodchips(palm, pine white pine, mahogany, pinus sylvestris, rubber tree), bamboo shavings, rice hust, seeds shells, peanut shells, halm, pennisetum, wheat straw, corn stalk, cotton stalks, alfalfa grass, bagrass, palm fiber, waste paper, non-physical material
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