We manufacture briquettes from a diverse range of biomass sources. These include rice husk, sawdust, and
peanut shells. Other materials include coffee husk, bagasse, jute sticks, and mustard stalks. Ensure your raw
material contains less than 4% ash. This is the critical factor for high-quality production.

No, our high-pressure machines make use of the natural lignin in the agro-waste materials. Because the machine
generates high heat and pressure, the lignin melts automatically and acts as a good binder.

To ensure a stable briquetting process, the materials used should contain less than 12% moisture (preferably 8-
10%), and the material size should be less than 5mm. If the material does not meet these criteria, then the
material should be treated with a biomass dryer and hammer mill prior to entering the press. All required prebriquette machines are also available with us.

Yes. This is a common procedure to address seasonal biomass availability in India. Our technical support will
assist you in adjusting the pressure and dies of the machine depending on your material mixture.

Piston (Ram) Press is the preferred choice for large-scale industrial applications requiring production of highly
compact cylindrical briquettes. Screw Extruder Press should be preferred in case of difficult raw materials such
as pure sawdust, as it makes hollow briquettes with a hole in the middle and better burning properties.
The choice of an appropriate press is decided on the basis of raw material, output requirement, briquette
specification, and usage of the briquette.

A typical commercial briquetting plant requires a covered shed of about 3,500 sq. ft. It is equivalent to 70 ft x 50
ft. Also, it is essential to have a ceiling height of 25 feet to accommodate material-handling equipment. You will
need 10,000 sq. ft. of open yard for drying and storing raw material.

Power requirements scale with your production capacity. For a standard 1,000 to 1,500 kg/hr (1-1.5 MTPH) setup,
you will need a dedicated commercial electrical connection of approximately 88.5 HP (66.37 KW).

Absolutely. Our technical engineers travel across India to oversee the complete installation. We also provide
comprehensive training for your workforce. This service ensures safe machine operation, daily maintenance, and
performance optimization.

High-pressure briquetting naturally wears down internal contact parts. The screw and die will require periodic
resurfacing. They may need replacement depending on your production volume. We ensure minimal downtime
by maintaining an inventory of affordable parts. We also rely on high-grade spare parts and offer rapid on-site
support.

Yes. Biomass briquettes are a green fuel. The manufacturing and grinding processes generate dust. You will need
to secure a “Consent to Establish and Operate” from your State Pollution Control Board. We guide you on
installing the necessary air pollution control measures. Get support for dust collectors and bag filters to ensure
full compliance.

Your plant must utilize new machinery to qualify for Central Financial Assistance (CFA) under the National
Bioenergy Program. It must meet strict performance criteria. Specifically, the plant must successfully operate at
80% of its rated capacity for a continuous 10-hour period. Our heavy-duty machines are strictly engineered to
pass these endurance tests.

Yes. Our commercial presses are heavy-duty and engineered for continuous, round-the-clock operation across
multiple shifts. We highly recommend operating the machine continuously. Maximizing your capacity utilization
is the fastest way to accelerate your return on investment.