Pellet is formed by drying and grinding all kinds of industrial and agricultural wastes and compressing them under high pressure.

The raw materials of the pallet are generally wood, sawdust, chip, shell, branch, and similar forest wastes, and materials such as wood chips, sawdust, and wedges are used.

The most striking point in pellet production is the use of waste wood rather than ready-to-use clean wood.

With this aspect, when energy resources are decreased, an alternative energy source is created while converting the processed wood waste and wood particles, which are classified as garbage to a new kind of fuel.

All kinds of wood, wood residues, and forestry wastes are dried after grinding and compressed by pressing with high pressure. Then, by increasing its density, a pellet is formed, which consists of small particles that are used to obtain energy. Pellet, which is a biofuel, is a fuel type with high efficiency and low price.

Since the moisture disappears, it has a much better quality of burning.

Pellet is good for the environment and human health, and its emission values are much lower than fossil fuels.

It does not cause poisoning in humans like coal.

Therefore, the pellet is the preferred product worldwide.