Industries Using Briquetting
Value Of Briquetting
Applications For Briquetting
InsightsLoose wood waste creates risk. Wood briquetting reduces it.
Keeping piles of wood chips and sawdust is dangerous, creating fire hazards and putting workers at risk of inhaling sawdust or wood particles into their lungs.
Wood briquetting reduces dust and fire risks, improving safety and compliance and frees up valuable space.
Up-front lab testing confirms quality and suitability prior to purchasing a machine.
Benefits of wood briquetting start day one and increase over time.
Modern wood briquetting enables you to turn sawdust and wood waste into clean, burnable fuel for industrial use (with no artificial binders). Or, you can safely reduce landfill volume, all while reclaiming floor space.
Reduce waste and support sustainability
- Shrink waste to a fraction of its original size
- Keep waste out of landfills
- Reuse clean briquettes
- Produce natural briquettes with no artificial binders
- Create a carbon-neutral energy source
Support safer, cleaner operations
- Reduce dust and fire hazards
- Improve safety and EPA/OSHA compliance
- Make your shop safer for your employees
Lower costs and create revenue
- Keep labor costs to a minimum
- Reduce disposal costs
- Generate revenue by selling wooden briquettes for use in wood stoves, furnaces, firepits, and more
RUF briquetting presses can handle a wide variety of wood byproducts.
- Sawdust
- Wood chips
- MDF (link coming soon)
- Bark
- Torrefied wood
How our wood briquetting solutions solve the waste problem
What are wood briquettes used for?
More convenient than traditional firewood and more flexible wood pellets, wood briquettes are easy to store and handle, cost-effective, and can be used in practically any wood-burning device.
- Living room fireplaces
- Wood-burning stoves
- Backyard fire pits
- BBQs
- Commercial boilers
- Industrial heat and power
- Gasification