Many wood processing plants and furniture factories generate large volumes of wood‑chip waste and offcuts. Piling these scraps randomly takes up valuable workshop space, creates potential fire hazards, and brings very low profit when sold directly as raw waste material.
Our Model 60 wood biomass briquette machine compresses wood scraps into high‑density biomass fuel briquettes with an output of around 80 kg per hour. It helps manufacturers turn waste wood residues into marketable biomass fuel for added economic value, making it ideal for small‑to‑medium processing factories and wood scrap recycling enterprises.
High‑pressure extrusion for wood chips
Our wood chip briquette machine adopts multi‑motor coordinated drive to apply high‑pressure extrusion on wood chips, compressing loose wood chips into dense fuel briquettes.
- The finished briquettes feature high density and long burning duration. They can be directly used as boiler fuel or further processed as raw materials for charcoal production, greatly improving the economic value of wood chip waste.
- Equipped with replaceable dies, the machine supports two finished diameters of 60 mm and 70 mm. You can switch briquette specifications on demand to meet diverse supply requirements from customers.
Note: The recommended moisture content of raw wood chips is around 20%. Excessive moisture will cause loose and cracked briquettes, while too‑dry raw materials will accelerate equipment wear and reduce production efficiency.
Robust machine structure and multi‑motor drive
This biomass briquette machine works on the screw‑extrusion forming principle. The main motor provides extrusion force to push wood chips into the mould chamber. Under high pressure, wood fibres interlock and get compacted, then extruded through moulds into high‑density fuel briquettes. Auxiliary motors control feeding and discharging for coordinated production.
- Separate multi‑motor configuration: Fitted with an 11 kW main pressing motor together with 1.5 kW and 0.75 kW auxiliary motors. Each motor handles its own process. Well‑balanced power prevents single‑motor overload and lowers risks of material jamming.
- Integrated welded frame for low‑vibration running: Heavy‑duty one‑piece welded frame with total weight of 800 kg, ensuring stable performance with little vibration during operation.
- Compact size for flexible workshop layout: Overall dimension: 1650×1550×1500 mm. Fits small‑and‑medium workshops, no special foundation reinforcement required.
- Easy operation & labor‑saving: Operators can master operation after short training. Only one worker is needed to complete feeding and discharging, cutting labor costs.
Core technical parameters of the biomass briquette machine
| Total Installed Power | 11+1.5+0.75KW |
| Overall Dimension | 1650×1550×1500mm |
| Machine Weight | 800KG |
| Actual Output | Approx. 80KG/h |
| Replaceable Mould Diameter | 60mm, 70mm two options |
| Recommended Moisture Content of Wood Chips | About 20% |
Note: Actual output may vary subject to wood chip size, moisture content and raw material types. Parameters are for reference only.
Application scenarios and supporting equipment
- Small & medium wood / furniture factories: Process sawdust & wood shavings for self-use or sale as biomass briquettes.
- Biomass recycling plants: Recycle local wood waste and produce finished fuel briquettes for sale.
- Small biomass fuel workshops: Make briquettes for boilers and drying plants.
- Charcoal pre-processing: Briquettes serve as raw material for carbonization furnaces.
Supporting Options
- Match with a sawdust dryer machine if sawdust moisture is too high.
- Use كسارة الخشب for branches and large wood chips to get proper particle size before briquetting.
Factors to confirm before machine selection
- Raw material: Check material type, moisture content and particle size of wood shavings
- Production requirements: Target briquette diameter (60mm /70mm) and daily output
- Workshop conditions: Power supply capacity and available installation space
- Auxiliary equipment: Confirm if shredder or dryer is needed
Equipment commissioning and daily maintenance tips
- Raw material control: Keep wood moisture at around 20%. Large moisture difference will hurt briquette forming.
- Mold adjustment: Check mold fastening after switching 60/70mm molds. Run no-load test before feeding materials.
- Feeding operation: Feed evenly. Keep metal debris out to protect molds and screw parts.
- Regular maintenance: Inspect motors and bearing lubrication. Replace worn molds if briquettes become loose.
- Shutdown cleaning: Clear residual wood chips daily to avoid caking and extend machine service life.
Start your biomass briquette project now
Convert your wood scraps and sawdust into high-value biomass fuel with our wood biomass briquette machine. This compact equipment is ideal for small and medium wood factories and recycling workshops. Reach out to our team today to discuss your raw material conditions, get custom process proposals, arrange machine test runs and receive a full quotation for your biomass project.