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Why is the biomass fuel more and more important?

In modern times, we human beings are mainly using three kinds of renewable energy sources: petroleum, natural gas and coal which data shows will be exhausted soon according to the fast energy consumption speed and increasing demand. In this case, people start to explore and produce new energy types like the biomass fuel.

It’s said that the biomass energy consumption accounts for 14% of the total global energy consumption amount. As the energy shortage intensifies, it will force the biomass fuel market to expand, wide and large. Fote wood pellet mill is one of the most important biomass fuel producing machines on the market and it has made much contribution to the biomass energy resource development.

Application Range of Fote Wood Pellet Machine

The wood pellet machine is suitable for pelletizing materials that are hard to be glued and formed such as crops including cotton stalk, cotton seed hull and weeds; all kinds of shells including rice husk, sunflower seed hull and peanut hull; various wood leftovers like tree branch, tree trunk and tree bark; all crop straws like corn straw.

Why should customers choose Fote wood pellet mill?

In general, there are three main factors for us to consider when they plan to invest on wood pellet mills: cost of raw materials, profit margin and pellet quality.

1.Fote wood pellet machine uses all kinds of crop straws, melon shells and wood leftovers as its raw material source, so customers won’t worry about the raw material quantity and cost.
2.There is a high profit margin for customers when they use Fote wood granulation machine because our machine features long service life, low malfunction ratio and high cost performance.
3.Since the pellet fuel products made by our biomass wood pellet mill are dense, solid and smooth, customers will be impressed by the high quality of the finished products.

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