Diaper fuel conversion device / Biomass fuel pellet manufacturing device

Introducing a paper diaper fuel conversion device that can process soiled diapers along with the plastic bags, as well as a device that efficiently pelletizes various biomass fuels, starting with wood-based materials.

We would like to introduce the "Diaper Biomass Fuel Conversion Device/Biomass Fuel Pellet Press" that we handle. The diaper fuel conversion device "SFD-600/120" processes used diapers through crushing, drying, and sterilization, transforming them into high-quality fuel resources. The semi-dry continuous pellet manufacturing device "FMP Press Pelletter" efficiently granulates raw materials into pellet form. Live demonstrations are available, and we accept various testing requests. *Both products are handled by Tiger Chiyoda Co., Ltd. and Tiger Chiyoda Material Co., Ltd. 【Features of the Diaper Fuel Conversion Device】 ■ Can process to less than 1/3 of the weight and under 10% moisture ■ The generated fuel (fluff) has a calorific value of approximately 5,000 kcal per kg ■ Reduces exhaust odors caused by waste through catalytic deodorization ■ Actual operational conditions can be observed (two models with processing capacities of 600 kg/day and 120 kg/day) ■ The semi-dry continuous pellet manufacturing device can also be proposed *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

basic information

【Features of Japanese-made Biomass Fuel Pellet Manufacturing Equipment】 ■ Processing capacity of 4t/h or more ■ Cone-shaped rollers allow for extrusion under uniform pressure, enabling the consistent production of stable pellets ■ Cone-shaped rollers rotate over the die with uniform pressure, preventing uneven wear on the die and ensuring a long lifespan ■ Widely implemented in various fields such as biomass fuel, compost, feed, and various industrial waste ★ Regarding the "Guidelines for the Recycling of Used Paper Diapers" established by the Ministry of the Environment Materials introducing the background and overview of the guidelines are currently being distributed. (This material is publicly available content on the Ministry of the Environment's website) For more details, please refer to "PDF Download." *For more information, please feel free to contact us.