Dingli biomass charcoal briquetting production line is to crush raw materials such as coconut shell, palm shell, rice husk, wood chips, etc. into granules within 10mm through a crusher, and put them into a carbonization furnace for carbonization and carbon powder after being dried by a dryer. Briquetting machine A machine for briquetting. The charcoal produced by the biomass charcoal machine has high density, small size and good flammability, which can be used as barbecue charcoal.

Dingli biomass charcoal briquetting production line includes: pulverizer, dryer, carbonization furnace, briquetting machine. Can be adjusted according to customer requirements. Dingli Group's coconut shell carbonized briquette production line can be divided into different models according to the daily processing capacity. Including the production line of coconut shell charcoal machine with a daily output of 1 ton (an annual output of 300 tons of coconut shell charcoal machine production line); the production line of a coconut shell charcoal machine with a daily output of 3 tons; the production line of a coconut shell charcoal machine with a daily output of 5 tons! Can be customized according to customer requirements.
Dingli Group is a professional supplier of dryers and carbonized briquetting equipment, supporting equipment output customization, site customization, and free installation. Welcome to consult the equipment details.
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