WOODCHIPS

All types of woodchips are 1.5" × 1.5" (approx.) in size.

WOOD PELLETS & BRIQUETTES

Mixed-wood pellets are the most common. Rubberwood pellets are also an excellent alternative, especially for a stable HHV (High Heating Value). Power stations use eucalyptus pellets to produce electricity.

Uses of wood pellets:
- Generation of electricity
- Industrial fuel
- Household heating system
- Manufacturing of bio-diesel
- Animal bedding (pets)

The TISI (Thai Industrial Standard Institute) for wood pellets is as follows:*

Rectangular briquettes are the most commonly used industrial fuel. It comprises more than 70 per cent of the market.

WOOD SHAVINGS

Wood shavings are wood wastes obtained from solid wood in furniture manufacturing facilities. Wood products such as MDF (Medium Density Fibre) boards contain wood shavings.

Uses of wood shavings:
- Manufacturing of furniture
- Animal bedding
- Soil conditioning

Due to natural moisture and odour-absorbent properties, wood shavings are suitable for animal bedding. Pine wood shavings are for ungulate, and mixed-wood shavings are for poultry.

All wood shavings are between 5-15 mm. in length.

SAWDUST

Besides making pellets and briquettes, sawdust is abundantly available for mushroom farming. Sawdust and mineral fertilisers are often applied to crops to prevent soil degradation.

Mixed-wood sawdust is the most common type of sawdust.

HERBACEOUS PELLETS

Herbaceous biomass is a plant-based material from various agricultural wastes that produce heat, steam, and electricity. It is also called non-woody biomass and is often available as pellets and briquettes.

º Also include open-top and HC containers.

Uses of herbaceous pellets:
- Industrial fuel (electricity)
- Household fuel (heating system)

The TISI (Thai Industrial Standard Institute) for herbaceous pellets is as follows:*

HERBACEOUS BRIQUETTES

Rice husks are materials used in producing herbaceous briquettes. Due to unlimited supplies, rice husks are a renewable energy source that always exists.
Unlike woody pellets, herbaceous pellets and briquettes use cassava starch or paraffin as a binder.

* TISI (Thai Industrial Standard Institute) may differ slightly from international standards. TISI is an approximate guide for international buyers only. Should this standard does not suffice, contact yoohong for full compliance with industrial standards in your country.
※ Weight and quantity for packing configuration may vary slightly due to the internal dimensions of various containers.