Push-extractor bins are suitable for storing and dosing loose materials.
Similar to the steel version, this variant is used for storing and dosing loose materials.
It is used to sort out the coarsest impurities that are undesirable for further processing.
Screening is performed through the eccentric movement of the material across the sieve.
Vibrating conveyors are suitable for transporting primarily loose and chipped materials.
Tipping containers are designed for easy transport and feeding of large-sized material to vibrating tables.
Fully enclosed conveyor for transporting bulk and solid materials.
Fully enclosed conveyor for transporting bulk and solid materials in straight or inclined directions.
Dosing silos ensure sufficient material availability before the actual production of wood briquettes and pellets begins.
Vibrating tables are used for feeding larger-sized material to further processing like shredding and crushing.
A chain conveyor, known as a Redler, is designed for horizontal or slightly inclined transport of bulk materials (up to 15° inclination).
Screw conveyor for transporting bulk materials horizontally or at an inclination of up to 30°.
Designed for vertical transportation of bulk materials.
A device used for vertical transport of materials using buckets.
Receiving stations are suitable for receiving and dosing loose materials (e.g., sawdust and wood chips).