Pellet; They are fuel pellets with a diameter of 6-8 mm obtained by drying and grinding wood chips and compressing them with high pressure.

As a result of the process of collecting pine waste materials and passing them through the mill, it is turned into small powder. Then, these powdered wood waste materials are dried in the oven to absorb moisture.

It is 40-45% more economical than other fuels. For this reason, it is preferred both as an economical heating method and as an alternative fuel. It is produced entirely from waste material.

It is possible to classify pellet fuel as wood pellet and agricultural waste pellet. A wide framework as the usage area of ​​the pellet product, which is widely used especially in European countries.

He will give you easy tips on how to keep your pellets fresh and last as long as possible, and when your pellets go bad or go stale.

Pellet can be classified as being produced from agricultural wastes as well as wood pellets. It can be said that the main purpose of this classification is the difference in quality.