XGJ8500 Wood Pellet Machine | Industrial Biomass Pellet Press for High-Capacity Production

The XGJ8500 Wood Pellet Machine is a heavy-duty, industrial-grade pellet press designed for continuous, high-volume production of biomass pellets. Unlike small-scale flat-die pelletizers, the XGJ8500 features a large-diameter ring die and a forced-feeding system, allowing it to process raw materials with moisture content between 12% and 18% efficiently.

This machine is built for 24/7 operation in demanding environments such as wood processing plants, feed mills, and biomass power stations. Its core components – the ring die and rollers – are made from high-alloy wear-resistant steel, heat-treated for extended service life .

• High Output, Low Energy Consumption – Produces 2–3 tons of wood pellets per hour with a power-efficient 220kW motor, lowering your cost per ton.
• Long Die & Roller Life – Special alloy steel + vacuum heat treatment ensures 30% longer wear life than standard mills.
• Consistent Pellet Quality – The heavy-duty gearbox and three-roller design provide uniform compression, resulting in high-density pellets that do not break during bagging or shipping.
• Easy Maintenance – Large inspection door and quick-release roller assembly reduce downtime.
• Multi-Material Capability – Processes not only wood but also rice husks, peanut shells, straw, palm kernel shells, and even animal bedding materials (e.g., alfalfa, corn stalks).

In this table, four kinds of models of the wood pellet making equipment have been introduced.

• Biomass Fuel Pellets (Heating & Power Generation)
  • Industrial boilers
  • District heating systems
  • Coal-fired power plant co-firing
  • Residential pellet stoves (bagged)
• Animal Bedding Pellets
  • Horse stables (absorbent, low-dust pellets)
  • Poultry farms (litter material)
  • Pet bedding (small animal enclosures)
• Feed Pellets for Livestock
  • Cattle, sheep, goats (alfalfa/straw pellets)
  • Rabbits, poultry (mixed grain pellets)
• Waste-to-Value Processing
  • Sawmills (convert sawdust into revenue)
  • Agricultural cooperatives (use crop residues)
  • Municipal green waste facilities