fuel briquette machine

Fuel briquette machine, as its name indicates, is a kind of machine used to produce fuel briquettes generally from biomass materials, therefore it can also be called biomass briquette machine.

Fuel briquette machine can make briquettes from various biomasses, such as wood, sawdust, branches, straw, cotton stalk, bamboo, rice husk, peanut shell, etc.

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The biomass fuel briquette machine can help you a lot

• The fuel briquette machine can save cost. Almost in every country, the price of coal, gas or other fuel sources is increasing every year. And what matters equally is that, the amount of such fossil fuels is decreasing sharply since they are non-renewable. Luckily, the briquettes made by fuel briquette machine are renewable, since biomass is renewable (we plant trees and crops every year). Besides, almost most people who use fuel briquette machines have sufficient supply of low cost biomass or they do not need to pay for the raw material. So fuel briquette machine contributes a lot in saving cost.

Screw fuel briquette machine	Hydraulic fuel briquette machine

• The fuel briquette machine does not harm the environment. The traditional fossil fuels always emit large amount of harmful gases which are bad to the environment. Differently, biomass fuel briquettes, if fully combusted, only release CO₂. No SO₂ or other gases are released.
• The fuel briquette machine can make profit for you. If you have large amount of biomass raw material, it is quite profitable to make fuel briquettes for sale. For example, you can directly sell wood briquettes, or make them into charcoal briquettes to sell at a higher price and earn more money. You may know that the charcoal briquettes are good source for delicious BBQ. If you pack the fuel charcoal briquettes well and sell in the supermarket, they will bring you great profit.

Making fuel briquettes from biomass with fuel briquette machine is really a promising industry now. You’ll find it very profitable to own a fuel briquette machine.

By Shirley Wang