Straw Pellet Press

Straw pellets produced by straw pellet press machines have quite a high fuel value, however are regarded as worthless agriculture co-product and its great potential in energy field has been largely ignored by the public. There is an abundance of straw residues including corn straw/stalks, barley straw/stalks and wheat straw/stalks etc.

Besides straw, there are plenty of other agriculture wastes or residues available for pellet press, such as stalks and corn cobs. Altocraft America is a professional pellet press supplier with years of experience in pellets production and pellet press manufacturing. Through thousands times of testing, experiments and improvements, we have successfully design the most efficiency straw pellet press, wood pellet press and many other specific pellet press machines.

What we can benefit from straw pellets and straw pellet press?

Compared with wood pellets, straw pellets substantially cost less and possess far more abundant resource. For the ones who run a local pellet fuel business, it is quite easy for them to find cheap and abundant raw material. Referring to straw pellet press, it has a high pellet productivity rate but requires a low energy input. Because of this, the price of straw pellet press is normally much lower than wood pellet press. Moreover, straw pellet press can also benefit our environment since straw pellets are kind of lower carbon fuel products. In conclusion, using straw pellet press can not only benefits the users but also do good to our life.

Which kind of pellet press is suitable for making straw pellets?

Unlike wood, the density of straw is much lower which means it requires less power to do the compression. So flat die design pellet press is totally capable of compressing straw pellets and it can also largely reduce your costs.

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