Wood Pellet

Wood pellets from timber waste and sawdust, made for boilers and industrial heating that need a uniform fuel.

Why pellets rather than firewood

Pellets are pressed from dried timber waste, so size, density and moisture are uniform. That uniformity is not tidiness — it is what lets pellets be fed automatically through an auger into the combustion chamber without manual handling.

A uniform fuel also means predictable heat output. A boiler can be tuned once and left to run, rather than adjusted continually to follow a fuel that keeps changing.

The figures

• Feedstock timber waste and sawdust
• Diameter 6–8 mm
• Calorific value above 4,200 kcal/kg
• Moisture below 10%

That sub-10% moisture matters. Damp biomass fuel delivers less heat because part of its energy goes into evaporating water, and it burns less cleanly.

From waste, not from trees

The feedstock is timber-industry waste — sawdust and offcuts with no other use. That matters for buyers who need to show where their fuel comes from, and it means supply does not compete with other uses of timber.

What it is for

Biomass boilers, industrial heating, dryers, and small-scale generation. If you run a biomass-fuelled system and want to compare against your current fuel, tell us your boiler specification and monthly consumption — a meaningful comparison needs those figures.