Pellet mill GRB1 650.160 up to 2 tph

Characteristics

Material:

Wood

Max. productivity: (kg/h)

2000

Power: (kWt)

1x160

Size: (LxWxH) (mm)

2180x2780x2150

Weight: (t)

6,8

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Description

Our model 650 with a 160kW engine will produce an average of 1.7 - 2.0 t / h pellets from sawdust. At 190A amperage, the average bulk density is 660 kg / m3 with a capacity of 1.9 t/h.

Like all our GR series models, this one is also equipped with a stainless conditioner, inlet into the chamber of the pelleting chamber door and the door. This guarantees decades of durability and savings in operation.

The 160kW engine with IE3 efficiency drives a huge pulley, which torque allows pelleting of difficult raw materials (e.g. beech sawdust) with a power consumption of up to 90kWh/t. This is very low consumption, which is important at current electricity prices.

The ring die with an internal diameter of 650 mm and a properly selected working width guarantees long life of the bearings on the rotary shaft and standing shaft.

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Manufacturer

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Contact person

Konstantin Miroshnik

Sales Manager

+371 29474852 konstantin.miroshnik@rmp.lv

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Pellet mill GRB1 650.160 up to 2 tph

Material	Wood
Max. productivity (kg/h)	2000
Power (kWt)	1x160
Size (LxWxH) (mm)	2180x2780x2150
Weight (t)	6,8


Name	Pellet mill GRB1 650.160 up to 2 tph
Material	Wood
Max. productivity (kg/h)	2000
Power (kWt)	1x160
Size (LxWxH) (mm)	2180x2780x2150
Weight (t)	6,8

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FAQ

What are the advantages of sawdust/shavings/dust briquetting?

There are several advantages: reduction in the volume of production waste, savings on waste disposal, savings on fines from environmentalists for the removal of sawdust / wood chips / dust, the ability to sell briquettes to the domestic market / export.

What equipment, in addition to the press, should be purchased?

To prepare the briquetting zone, it is necessary to consider how to transport raw materials from the point of waste generation to the briquetting press. To do this, you will need screws, an operational batcher and possibly additional equipment: this is determined after visiting and inspecting the zone.

What is the payback period?

Many factors are taken into account here: the volume of waste in production, its humidity. It will depend on this whether a line for preparing wet raw materials is needed or whether a briquetting zone is needed from dry. Approximate terms - from 0,5 year to 5 years.

How do I find the right briquetting machine?

We have many years of experience in briquetting which means that our experts are well-qualified to provide you with professional advice in choosing the right briquette press. We work with you to identify your individual requirements on the basis of the material in question and the production conditions. This then allows us to offer you custom-made briquetting machines or even complete briquetting solutions.

Do we need to crush/shred the chips before briquetting?

In the case of long, woolly chips, it may be necessary to crush the starting material beforehand. In this case, we can offer complete solutions together with the relevant suppliers. With our free pressing test, we can establish whether your starting material can be briquetted or whether it needs to be crushed beforehand.

What is the best way to pack briquettes?

Several solutions are suitable for packaging: the standard use of plastic bags with a thermal knife seal. But with this type of packaging, the briquettes crumble during transportation. To reduce flaking, a heat-resistant film is used. In it, the briquette, due to the tight arrangement to each other, does not crumble.We offer solutions from Strojplast.

Which is better: briquettes or pellets?

It all depends on where you plan to use biofuels. If for stoves, fireplaces, baths and barbecues - definitely briquettes of the RUF type. If for industrial furnaces, then pellets, but modern technologies also allow the use of briquettes for these purposes, because. they have a lower cost, and accordingly the price.

Do you provide service and spare parts sales?

Yes, we have a technical department that provides these services.

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Jersikas street 14,
Riga, Latvia, LV-1003

Working hours: 08:00 - 17:00 +(371) 67 286 442

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