How the Flat Die Biomass Pellet Machine Works

✅ Material Feeding – Powdered biomass materials such as wood chips, sawdust, or agricultural waste are fed into the machine.
✅ Compression Process – The material is pressed between a rotating roller and a stationary or rotating flat die with holes.
✅ Pellet Formation – Pressure and friction force the material through the die holes, forming long, cylindrical pellets.
✅ Cutting Mechanism – A cutter trims the extruded pellets to the desired length for easy handling and use.

Key Components of the Flat Die Pellet Machine

✅ Flat Die – A perforated metal plate that shapes and compresses the material into pellets.
✅ Rollers – Metal rollers that apply pressure to force the biomass through the die.
✅ Cutter – A rotating blade that cuts the pellets to the required length.

Types of Flat Die Pellet Machines

🔹 Roller-Turned (R-Type) – The rollers rotate while the flat die remains stationary.
🔹 Die-Turned (D-Type) – The flat die rotates while the rollers stay in place.

Advantages of Flat Die Pellet Machines

✅ Compact and Simple Design – Easier to operate and maintain compared to ring die pellet mills.
✅ Cost-Effective – Lower investment and operating costs.
✅ Ideal for Small-Scale Production – Suitable for home use, small farms, and small-scale biomass production.

Applications of Flat Die Pellet Machines

Fuel Pellets – Used for heating, cooking, and electricity generation.
Animal Feed – Produces nutritious pellets for livestock feeding.

The flat die biomass pellet machine is an efficient, affordable, and practical solution for converting raw biomass materials into high-energy pellets for sustainable use.