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Wood Chips are made out of low grade wood and waste materials that are left over after a primary harvest. These consist of small tops and limbs, vines and other woody debris. This debris would otherwise be left on the forest floor, releasing carbon through decomposition and impeding reforestation. Production A “drum” or “disc” chipper specifically designed and manufactured for the biomass industry is used to produce Wood Chips. The knife speed, feed speed, and the number and sharpness of the blades all impact the size and size distribution of the product. By adjusting these settings, we can produce a product specifically designed to meet each customer’s needs. Product Applications Pellet stock Biomass energy plants Combined heat and power plants

Wood pellets are made from dry sawdust compressed under high pressure and extruded through a die. They may include a low level of added binder, such as starch, but many use nothing other than steam. They come in a range of sizes: for domestic and relatively small scale systems 6 or 8 mm is typical, while for larger systems 10 or 12 mm are common. Wood pellets should be dry, clean, mechanically robust and have an ash content defined by the appropriate standard see below to which they have been made, which may also define other contaminants such as chlorine content. They should also flow freely and can be delivered via a pneumatic system.