As the biomass pellet industry is booming, when many customers inspect biomass pellet equipment, they often first pay attention to the price and ask: "How much does your biomass pellet equipment cost?" In fact, such inquiries are slightly one-sided. The price of biomass pellet equipment is not determined by a single factor, but is affected by a combination of factors.

First, raw material characteristics, particle usage and expected throughput are critical. The physical and chemical properties of different raw materials are different, and the processing difficulty and required technology are different; the purpose of the particles determines the quality and processing accuracy requirements; the hourly output is related to the equipment production scale and production capacity configuration. These differences will lead to different combinations of suitable production line equipment and prices. Fluctuate accordingly.

Second, the equipment model is an important influencing factor. Different models have different internal structures, process complexity, material and labor costs. Large models have advanced equipment and sophisticated manufacturing processes, but require greater material consumption and processing difficulty, and are much more expensive than small models.

Third, the impact of output scale is significant. The greater the output, the higher the equipment production efficiency and power system requirements, and the manufacturing costs, R&D investment and operation and maintenance costs will increase, causing the price to rise.

Fourth, equipment quality is very important. Some small manufacturers cut corners in order to compete at low prices, but high-quality equipment strictly controls materials, processes, and testing links, and has strong stability, durability, and production capacity. Customers who are qualified should go to the manufacturer to inspect or even test the machine before purchasing, because usually price is directly related to quality, and high quality and low price are the wise moves.

In short, for customer groups who are interested in participating in the production of biomass pellet fuel, during the equipment inspection stage, they must not simply focus on price, but should comprehensively consider production needs, equipment configuration and performance, manufacturer qualifications and after-sales service levels, as well as through on-site The inspection provides an in-depth understanding of various factors such as the degree to which equipment customization needs are met. Only by comprehensive weighing can we accurately select the biomass pellet equipment that meets our own development needs, thereby greatly improving production efficiency and maximizing economic benefits.