When choosing a pellet machine, whether it is used for feed production or for pressing wood pellets, a core selection point lies in the number of 2 or 3 rollers. This article will explore this from multiple dimensions to help you make wise choices when making a purchase.
There are significant differences between flat die wood pellet machines and ring die wood pellet machines in terms of working principles, production efficiency, applicable scenarios, pellet quality, energy consumption and cost, as well as equipment maintenance and upkeep. These differences give each device its own advantages in application, and choosing which device requires comprehensive consideration based on specific production needs, material characteristics, and economic costs.
In the fields of biomass energy and feed processing, flat die technology is widely used to manufacture pellet products. Although there may be some similarities in the basic structure between the flat die feed pellet machine and the flat die wood pellet machine, they have significant differences in design, performance, and application. Below, we will explore these differences in detail.