Biomass
Wood Chipping — Forest Biomass for Energy & Industry
Wood chips sized for boilers and pellet lines; bark removal and kiln-drying available for regulated markets.
What it’s for
CHP and industrial boilers designed for wood chip fuel.
How it’s used
- Lock chip size and bark. Match screen size and bark limits to boiler or pellet intake.
- Set moisture. Agree as-received moisture; wet chips raise freight cost and drying load.
- Pack and treat. Bulk or bagged programs with fumigation/heat treatment per destination.
- Feed plant systems. Use appropriate reclaim and metering; monitor ash and slagging.
Product Overview
Wood chips are produced to target particle size distributions for boilers, CHP plants and pelletizing lines. We document species mix, moisture and optional bark content.
Importing countries may require ISPM-15 or heat treatment for wood packaging and raw wood — our export team aligns treatments with your import permit.
Indicative specs — confirm moisture, bale weight and container stuffing with our export team before contract.
Product FAQ
- How do wood chips differ from sawdust?
- Chips are larger particles from chipping; sawdust is finer mill dust. Handling, drying and die wear profiles differ.
Related Products
Rice husk for boilers, briquettes and co-firing; bulk density and ash content confirmed per lot for industrial buyers.
Bulk availableIndustrialMOQ: contact for program size
Sawdust screened for pellet and industrial markets; kiln-drying and heat treatment available for import compliance.
Kiln-dry optionScreenedMOQ: contact for program size