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BX216/BX218/BX218D/BX2110/BX2113/BD1300 Biomass Wood Chipper with Different Number of Knives

BX216/BX218/BX218D/BX2110/BX2113/BD1300 Biomass Wood Chipper with Different Number of Knives
BX216/BX218/BX218D/BX2110/BX2113/BD1300

Brief of Wood Chipper

Raw materials for Wood Chipper are mainly undersized wood logs, wood harvesting residues (branches, branches, etc.), and wood processing residues (slats, slabs, garden wood cores, waste veneers, etc.). The machine is compact and reasonable in structure, easy to operate, high in production capacity, safe and reliable, and easy to maintain.

Structure of Chipper

(a) The chipper consists of the machine base, knife roller, upper and lower feeding mechanism;

(b) Feeding device and hydraulic system and electrical control system.

Parameter:

Model

Technical Parameter Roller Dia.
(mm)

Number Of Knife (mm)

Feed Opening Dimensions (mm)

Material Max Dia.(mm)

The Length Of The Wood Chip (mm)

Production Capacity (t/h)

Power Of Main Motor (kw)

BX216

650

2

180×500

120

30

10

55

BX218

800

2

225×680

160

30

15-20

110

BX218D

800

2

240×750

160

30

38

132

BX2110

1000

2×2

300×1050

210

30

75

220

BX2113

1300

2

400×700

230

38

34-64

200-250

BX1300

1300

4×2

400×1250

250

30

90-132

450-600

BX216/BX218/BX218D/BX2110/BX2113/BD1300 Biomass Wood Chipper with Different Number of Knives Manufacturers

 

Customized Drum Wood Chipping Machine Manufacturers, Suppliers

  
Drum Wood Chipping Machine is a kind of machine to chip large pieces of branches or wood into small pieces of wood. It is made of high-quality steel, the blades are heat treated, easy to replace the knives, and can chip logs or wood chips of 4~12mm in diameter into flakes or granules.
 
In terms of structure, Drum Wood Chipper is a kind of mechanical equipment for preliminary processing of wood chips, which can be divided into two kinds: manual feeding system and automatic feeding system. There is also a combination of manual feeding and automatic feeding. Drum Wood Chipper can be widely used in furniture, furniture factory, paper mill and wood products processing enterprises for the initial processing of logs or wood chips.
 
Drum Wood Chipping Machine is mainly used for the preliminary processing of logs and wood packaging materials. The logs or wood chips will be refined after the preliminary processing, such as cutting, shaving, and assembly. The logs or wood chips can be further processed into the required products in use.

Industry Knowledge

What types of wood and biomass materials are suitable for chipping with the BX216/BX218/BX218D/BX2110/BX2113/BD1300 Biomass Wood Chipper?

When it comes to using a biomass wood chipper, it's important to choose the right types of wood and biomass materials to ensure efficient and effective chipping. The BX216, BX218, BX218D, BX2110, BX2113, and BD1300 Biomass Wood Chippers are powerful machines designed to handle a wide range of materials. 
Hardwood is an excellent choice for chipping with a biomass wood chipper. It is denser and more durable than softwood, making it easier to process. Some common hardwoods that can be chipped include oak, maple, beech, and hickory. These woods produce high-quality chips that are ideal for various applications such as landscaping, animal bedding, and biomass fuel production.
While hardwood is preferred for chipping, softwood can also be chipped with the BX216, BX218, BX218D, BX2110, BX2113, and BD1300 Biomass Wood Chippers. Softwood, such as pine, spruce, and fir, is more readily available and often less expensive than hardwood. It is commonly used for applications like mulching, erosion control, and composting. However, it's important to note that softwood chips may have a lower energy content compared to hardwood chips.
In addition to wood, biomass materials derived from agricultural residues can also be chipped with these biomass wood chippers. Examples of agricultural residues include corn stalks, wheat straw, rice husks, and sugarcane bagasse. These materials are abundant, often considered waste, and can be effectively chipped to produce biomass fuel or used for animal bedding and composting.
Apart from wood and agricultural residues, there are other biomass materials that can be chipped using the BX216, BX218, BX218D, BX2110, BX2113, and BD1300 Biomass Wood Chippers. Some examples include bamboo, coconut shells, palm fronds, and even small branches and twigs. These materials can be chipped to produce biomass fuel, create mulch, or for other applications depending on their specific properties.

How does the wood chipper handle different sizes and thicknesses of wood and biomass materials?

To understand how a wood chipper handles different sizes and thicknesses of materials, it's essential to first understand its cutting mechanism. Wood chippers typically use a combination of sharp blades or knives and a powerful engine to cut and chip wood or biomass into smaller pieces. The size and power of the engine, as well as the design and sharpness of the blades, play a significant role in determining the chipper's capabilities.
One of the primary factors that determine a wood chipper's ability to handle different sizes and thicknesses of materials is the power of its engine. The engine's power directly affects the chipper's cutting capacity. A more powerful engine can drive the blades with greater force, allowing the chipper to handle larger and thicker materials. It's important to consider the engine power when choosing a chipper to ensure it can handle the specific materials you plan to chip.
The design and sharpness of the blades also play a crucial role in how well a wood chipper handles different sizes and thicknesses of wood and biomass materials. Blades with a more aggressive cutting angle and sharper edges can effectively cut through thicker materials. Additionally, the number and arrangement of blades can impact the chipper's performance. Chippers with multiple blades or dual-edge blades tend to have better cutting capabilities.
Another aspect to consider is the chipper's feed mechanism and its ability to handle different sizes of materials. Some chippers feature an adjustable feed mechanism that allows you to control the size of the feed opening. This feature can be particularly useful when dealing with materials of varying sizes. By adjusting the feed opening, you can ensure a steady and efficient feeding process, regardless of the material's thickness or size.
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