Storage at room temperature.
Eco friendly biomass pellet, 8 mm 
Catalog Number BP-0972
Description Eco friendly biomass pellets are made of wood saw dust, have a diameter of 8 mm, a moisture content of 2% and an ash content of 1.1%.
| Product Name | Eco friendly biomass pellet, 8 mm |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Pellet |
| Material | Wood saw dust |
| Thickness | 8 mm |
| Color | Brown |
| Moisture | 2% |
| Ash | 1.1% |
| Packages | 25 kg, 50 kg, 100 kg, 500 kg |
| Purity | 98% |
| Physical State | Solid |
| Product Background |
With the growing global scarcity of fossil energy sources such as coal, oil, and natural gas, and the increasing urgency of addressing environmental pollution and achieving "dual carbon" (carbon peaking and carbon neutrality) goals, the demand for clean, renewable energy has surged. Biomass pellet fuel, as a representative of sustainable energy solutions, has emerged as a key alternative to traditional fossil fuels. The 8 mm eco-friendly biomass pellet offered by CD BioSustainable is a high-performance solid fuel processed from abundant agroforestry wastes. Its raw materials mainly include forestry residues (such as wood chips, sawdust, logging leftovers), agricultural by-products (such as crop straw, peanut shells, rice husks), and even construction-related wood waste—all of which were once considered "waste" but are now converted into valuable energy resources through scientific processing. In terms of processing, this 8 mm biomass pellet undergoes strict, standardized production procedures to ensure consistent quality. The process typically starts with raw material preparation: large-sized agroforestry wastes are first crushed into smaller particles (usually 4-8 mm, matching the final pellet diameter for optimal molding), and then dried to control moisture content below 20%—a critical step to guarantee combustion efficiency and prevent mold growth during storage. Next, the treated raw materials are fed into specialized pelletizing machines, where they are compacted under cold conditions using pressure rollers and ring molds. This physical extrusion process increases the density of the raw materials from the original 0.1-0.13 t/m³ to 1.1-1.3 t/m³, forming uniform 8 mm pellets. Finally, the newly produced pellets (which generate high temperatures due to friction during extrusion) are cooled to room temperature and undergo quality inspection before packaging. Globally, biomass pellet fuels have been widely adopted in developed regions such as the United States, Canada, and Europe for decades, primarily used in residential heating, industrial boilers, and power generation. In recent years, with the advancement of clean energy policies worldwide, the application of 8 mm biomass pellets—favored for their moderate particle size, easy transportation, and full combustion—has expanded rapidly across both industrial and civilian sectors, becoming a core product in the biomass energy market. |
| Product Features |
Optimal particle size for versatile use: With a diameter of 8 mm, this pellet strikes a perfect balance between combustion efficiency and usability. It is small enough to ensure full, uniform combustion (avoiding incomplete burning issues common in larger 块状 fuels) and large enough to prevent excessive dust generation during transportation and feeding—making it compatible with most standard biomass combustion equipment (such as domestic biomass stoves, industrial boilers, and small-scale power generation furnaces). High density and low moisture content: Processed through cold compaction, the pellet has a density of 1.1-1.3 t/m³, significantly higher than the loose raw materials. This high density not only reduces storage space requirements (easing logistics and warehousing costs) but also extends combustion duration. Meanwhile, the moisture content is strictly controlled below 20%, ensuring stable combustion performance and avoiding energy waste caused by moisture evaporation during burning. Clean and low-emission combustion: The pellet contains extremely low levels of sulfur and nitrogen. During combustion, it produces almost no sulfur dioxide (a major contributor to acid rain) and minimal nitrogen oxides, while particulate emissions are far lower than those of coal. Additionally, as a biomass-derived fuel, the carbon dioxide released during its combustion can be absorbed by growing plants (such as the agroforestry crops that produce its raw materials), forming a closed carbon cycle and achieving near-zero net carbon emissions. Consistent quality and stable calorific value: Relying on standardized production processes and strict raw material screening, each batch of 8 mm pellets maintains uniform particle size, density, and composition. The calorific value of the pellet varies slightly based on raw materials (e.g., 3800-4200 kcal/kg for wood-based pellets, 3200-3600 kcal/kg for straw-based pellets), but CD BioSustainable ensures that each batch meets pre-set calorific value standards, providing reliable energy output for end-users. 100% eco-friendly and renewable: The entire lifecycle of the pellet is environmentally friendly. Its raw materials are renewable agroforestry wastes—using them reduces the need for landfill or incineration of these wastes (which would otherwise cause pollution) and promotes resource recycling. Unlike non-renewable fossil fuels, the raw material supply for biomass pellets is sustainable, ensuring long-term availability of the fuel. |
| Related Products |
Customers interested in the 8 mm eco-friendly biomass pellet may also pay attention to other types of biomass energy products and related materials in the market. For instance, biomass pellets of different diameters (such as 4 mm, 6 mm, or 10 mm) cater to specific equipment requirements—4-6 mm pellets are often used in small household stoves for faster combustion, while 10 mm pellets are suitable for large industrial boilers that require longer burning cycles. Beyond pellets, biomass briquettes (larger 块状 fuels with diameters up to 80 mm) are another option, though they are more commonly used in scenarios where continuous combustion for extended periods is needed (such as industrial heating systems with large fuel chambers). In addition, related products extend to biomass fuel supporting materials and raw material derivatives. This includes biomass pretreatment equipment (such as crushers and dryers) for enterprises looking to produce pellets on a small scale, as well as other biomass energy forms like biodiesel and bioethanol (used in liquid fuel scenarios such as transportation). For users focused on environmental protection, biodegradable packaging materials made from biomass (e.g., PLA-based or mycelium-based packaging) are also complementary products, as they share the same "eco-friendly, renewable" core value as biomass pellets. If you are interested in related products, you can contact us directly or request product customization services. |
| Meta Description | CD BioSustainable offers high-quality 8 mm eco-friendly biomass pellets—made from agroforestry wastes, with high density, low emissions, and stable calorific value. |
Storage at room temperature.
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Optimal particle size for versatile use: With a diameter of 8 mm, this pellet strikes a perfect balance between combustion efficiency and usability. It is small enough to ensure full, uniform combustion (avoiding incomplete burning issues common in larger 块状 fuels) and large enough to prevent excessive dust generation during transportation and feeding—making it compatible with most standard biomass combustion equipment (such as domestic biomass stoves, industrial boilers, and small-scale power generation furnaces).
High density and low moisture content: Processed through cold compaction, the pellet has a density of 1.1-1.3 t/m³, significantly higher than the loose raw materials. This high density not only reduces storage space requirements (easing logistics and warehousing costs) but also extends combustion duration. Meanwhile, the moisture content is strictly controlled below 20%, ensuring stable combustion performance and avoiding energy waste caused by moisture evaporation during burning.
Clean and low-emission combustion: The pellet contains extremely low levels of sulfur and nitrogen. During combustion, it produces almost no sulfur dioxide (a major contributor to acid rain) and minimal nitrogen oxides, while particulate emissions are far lower than those of coal. Additionally, as a biomass-derived fuel, the carbon dioxide released during its combustion can be absorbed by growing plants (such as the agroforestry crops that produce its raw materials), forming a closed carbon cycle and achieving near-zero net carbon emissions.
Consistent quality and stable calorific value: Relying on standardized production processes and strict raw material screening, each batch of 8 mm pellets maintains uniform particle size, density, and composition. The calorific value of the pellet varies slightly based on raw materials (e.g., 3800-4200 kcal/kg for wood-based pellets, 3200-3600 kcal/kg for straw-based pellets), but CD BioSustainable ensures that each batch meets pre-set calorific value standards, providing reliable energy output for end-users.
100% eco-friendly and renewable: The entire lifecycle of the pellet is environmentally friendly. Its raw materials are renewable agroforestry wastes—using them reduces the need for landfill or incineration of these wastes (which would otherwise cause pollution) and promotes resource recycling. Unlike non-renewable fossil fuels, the raw material supply for biomass pellets is sustainable, ensuring long-term availability of the fuel.
Customers interested in the 8 mm eco-friendly biomass pellet may also pay attention to other types of biomass energy products and related materials in the market. For instance, biomass pellets of different diameters (such as 4 mm, 6 mm, or 10 mm) cater to specific equipment requirements—4-6 mm pellets are often used in small household stoves for faster combustion, while 10 mm pellets are suitable for large industrial boilers that require longer burning cycles. Beyond pellets, biomass briquettes (larger 块状 fuels with diameters up to 80 mm) are another option, though they are more commonly used in scenarios where continuous combustion for extended periods is needed (such as industrial heating systems with large fuel chambers).
In addition, related products extend to biomass fuel supporting materials and raw material derivatives. This includes biomass pretreatment equipment (such as crushers and dryers) for enterprises looking to produce pellets on a small scale, as well as other biomass energy forms like biodiesel and bioethanol (used in liquid fuel scenarios such as transportation). For users focused on environmental protection, biodegradable packaging materials made from biomass (e.g., PLA-based or mycelium-based packaging) are also complementary products, as they share the same "eco-friendly, renewable" core value as biomass pellets. If you are interested in related products, you can contact us directly or request product customization services.
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