Hydraulic and mechanical briquette presses — from wood sawdust to RDF waste and metal shavings.
Briquette presses form solid, dense briquettes from fine raw material — wood sawdust, straw, RDF waste, or metal and aluminum shavings.
Depending on the raw material type and desired output, a hydraulic or mechanical press type is selected, ensuring consistent briquette density and shape.
A briquette press is equipment that compresses fine raw material (sawdust, straw, RDF waste or metal shavings) into dense, solid briquettes suitable for fuel or further processing.
A hydraulic press compresses material gradually, suiting damper or non-uniform raw material, while a mechanical (screw) press works in a continuous cycle and offers higher output with uniform material.
Yes — briquetting RDF (refuse-derived fuel) uses heavier-duty presses, built for greater wear and a non-uniform material composition.
Yes, we offer briquette presses adapted for compacting metal and aluminum shavings too, making them easier to transport and process.