Briquette Making Press for Wood, Charcoal, Coal, Forest Waste, Recyling Agro Waste for making Pallets & Briquettes.

Briquettes are made by grinding Biomass and sawdust into a homogeneous pulp and forming this into a briquette under very high pressure. High pressure & pressing releases one of the natural components of wood - lignin which has the property of becoming liquid at high pressure (temperature) and, as it subsequently cools, it binds the wood together in its new form Briquettes.

What can be briquetted?
Almost any biomass can be briquetted. Briquetting plants set so far in India are using Saw Dust, Bamboo dust, Bagasse, Cotton Stalk, Coffee husk, Groundnut Shell, Mustard Husk/Stalk, Pine Needles, Rice Husk, Sugar Mill Waste, Jute waste, Coir pith and other wastes & residues like Castor Shell, Red Gram Stalk, Tobacco stem, Tea Waste, Sander Dust, Tree Bark, Wild Grasses & Shrubs and Sander dust etc. can be also be briquetted individually or in combination without using any binder.

Raw material like Saw Dust Is screened and stalk (Forest & Agro waste) are chopped by cutter chipper cum Grinder (Single Action)
For using material of two or more types, It should be mixed in suitable form.
If raw material has high moisture it should be reduced by Sun drying or using flash drier.
Hammer mill grinder is used to grind the material to get desired grain size.
Raw material (desired grain size) is transported by pneumatic system to holding bins fixed over Briquetting Press. Dust is collected by cyclone.
By Screw conveyor , material is discharged from bin to the press.
Material is compressed by ram through taper bored die . By compression temperature is raised & lignin come to the surface and binds the material by its natural binder.
Briquettes are formed in shape of log and it is automatically pushed through cooling line to the storage point.