Suitable raw materials
Logs, branches, bark, straw, coconut shells, fruit shells, wood scraps, wood chips, etc.
Finished product
1–10 mm wood chips/sawdust, used for biomass energy, manufactured boards, edible mushroom cultivation, and composting.
Recommended Equipment
Selection Guide
1-12T/H capacity
The disc wood crusher is suitable for processing logs, branches, and bamboo with diameters under 50 cm. It produces an output size of 1–10 mm and offers a capacity of 1–12 tons per hour, making it ideal for biomass energy applications and the processing of forestry waste.
The Teardrop-style hammer mill typically serves as a secondary crushing unit, suitable for processing wood chips, offcuts, straw, bagasse, and fruit shells (sized 10–80 mm). It yields an output size of 1–10 mm with a capacity of 2–12 tons per hour, making it well-suited for biomass energy and wood waste processing.
Disc wood crushers can be powered by electric motors or diesel engines and are available with customizable wheeled, towable chassis for mobility.
Teardrop-style hammer mill are generally designed to be powered by electric motors and are intended for stationary operations.
0.5-5T/H capacity
The forced-feed wood crusher is suitable for processing logs (under 20 cm in diameter), branches, bark, bamboo, wood scraps, straw, and bagasse, as well as wooden boards (less than 1.3 m wide). It offers an output particle size of 1–10 mm and a production capacity of 0.5–4 t/h, making it ideal for biomass energy applications and the processing of forestry and agricultural waste.
The multi-purpose hammer mill is designed to process wood chips (10–500 mm), wood scraps, straw, bagasse, and fruit shells. It features an output size of 1–10 mm and a capacity of 0.5–5 t/h, serving as an excellent solution for biomass energy and the processing of agricultural and forestry waste.
Both crusher models can be powered by either an electric motor or a diesel engine and offer customizable wheeled, towable chassis options.