Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
The popular bedding for stables now is mainly wood shavings. How are they produced? Wood shaving machines can turn waste wood branches into thin flakes of the required specifications, which can be used as bedding for stables, pig houses, chicken houses and other breeding places.
The wood shaving machine produced by our company is a new product that is improved by using new technologies based on the demand for shavings and the current status of wood. The wood enters the machine from the feed port, is sliced by the blade inside the machine, and shavings are punched out. The size and thickness of the shavings are uniform, not much different from the shavings produced by the lumber mill, and it also saves time and labor. Shavings can be used as particleboard (plywood), as raw material for wood pulp paper in paper mills, as transportation filler for fragile goods transportation companies, as filler in pig, cattle, sheep and various animal nests, and can also be used as bioenergy.
Besides wood shavings machine, we also provide shavings dryers to reduce the moisture content of shavings for easy storage and transportation. For more detailed information, please contact us.
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