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Mechanical Piston Briquette Machine BL 105x210

The Mechanic Piston briquetter Lippel BL 105 x 210 produces briquettes with diameter of 103 mm, with a production 1300-2000 kg / h, depending on the biomass used as raw material.

Lippel‘s mechanical briquette produce briquettes 56 to 103mm in diameter The compression takes place through blows on the biomass by a piston propelled through two flywheels.

the storage silo (aerial or underground) the biomass is transferred to a feeder and then briquetted in a cylindrical shape. The flywheel is used to store kinetic energy to sustain continuous operation that requires a great amount of power.

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Mechanical Piston Briquette Machine BL 105x210

Briquetter BL 105 x 210

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Technical specifications

Model: BL 105 x 210

Power rating: 75 HP

Vertical screw: 12,5 HP

Course: 210 mm

Weight: 9500 kg

Briquette diameter: 103 mm

Production: 1300 - 2000 m³/h

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