Biomass heat source machines are environmentally friendly heating equipment that utilize renewable biomass fuels such as biomass pellets, wood chips, wood flakes, straw, bamboo powder, and agricultural and forestry scraps as raw materials. Through gasification and full combustion, they produce high-temperature steam, hot water, and hot air. They are energy-saving heat source equipment that replace coal-fired, oil-fired, and gas-fired boilers. Most small models are exempt from inspection as heat source equipment, and installation approval is simple

The operating cost is extremely low, saving a significant amount of money

Biomass pellets and wood chips/straws are agricultural and forestry waste materials, with raw material prices significantly lower than those of natural gas, diesel, and electric energy. Compared to gas heating, they can save over 50% of fuel costs, offering high returns from long-term use.

Environmental compliance, coal-fired replacement

Renewable clean energy, with extremely low sulfur and nitrogen oxide content in flue gas, is smokeless and dustless. It can be legally used in coal-prohibited areas and easily passes environmental protection inspections.

Fully automated operation, labor-saving

With automatic feeding, temperature control, and ash removal, the system can operate autonomously for 24 hours after setting the temperature, eliminating the need for dedicated personnel and reducing labor costs.

The fuel has strong universality

Biomass pellets, wood chips, wood flakes, bamboo chips, and straw briquettes can all be burned. By recycling nearby agricultural and forestry waste and using local materials, transportation costs can be reduced.

Safe and reliable, with simple procedures

Small heat sources are not classified as special equipment for pressure vessels and do not require annual boiler inspections. They operate under normal and negative pressure, and feature automatic shutdown protection in case of water shortage, overtemperature, or flame failure, eliminating the risk of explosion.

One machine serves multiple purposes, adapting to various industries

Steam models are used for steaming, boiling, and sterilization; hot water models for heating and bathing; and hot air models for drying and processing. They can be used independently, and multiple units can be connected in parallel to meet high loads.

Flexible installation, small footprint

The vertical model is compact in size, suitable for placement in factories, greenhouses, and corners of workshops. It comes with simple supporting piping and requires a short installation period.