We have three main types of briquetting presses available at C.F. Nielsen:
Mechanical presses are used for larger-scale installations, ranging from 250 kg/h up to 3500 kg/h for single line installations, depending on the raw material. Our mechanical briquetting presses are very versatile and can produce briquettes in various forms and shapes. The mechanical briquette press is built like an eccenter press, meaning, a constantly rotating eccentric connected to a piston, is pressing the raw material through a conical die. The versatile nature of the mechanical press makes it suitable for both consumer briquettes and industrial briquettes.
The hydraulic press is suitable for making briquettes from both biomass, metal, and numerous other residues. Our parent company, RUF Maschinenbau in Germany, manufacturers the hydraulic presses with a machine capacity ranging from 30 kg/h up to 1500 kg/h. RUF offers two different compression techniques: the form press and the shutter press. The rectangular RUF briquette are popular all over the world as a sustainable, high-quality fuel.
Using a briquetting press from C.F. Nielsen offers several benefits:
- Reduction of waste volume: By compacting the waste, briquette presses significantly reduce the volume of waste materials, making it easier to handle and transport.
- Resource utilization: The briquettes produced can be used as a valuable fuel source or raw material in various industries, reducing the dependency on fossil fuels and promoting sustainability.
- Cost savings: By converting waste into briquettes, companies can reduce disposal costs and potentially generate revenue by selling the briquettes.
- Eco-friendly solution: Briquetting is an environmentally friendly method of waste management as it reduces greenhouse gas emissions and promotes a circular economy.
- Improved efficiency: Our briquette presses are designed to optimize the briquetting process, ensuring high productivity and efficiency.
By investing in a briquette press from C.F. Nielsen, we offer companies a way to maximize their efficiency and sustainability while transforming their waste into valuable resources.
