Briquetting Press, Briquetting Manufacturer & Supplier and Precision Engineering

We offer to our clients a superior quality machinery product in our briquetting press. A result of precision engineering and advanced technology, our product offers superior mixture of wet paste which is then compacted into briquettes in a hydraulic press. The briquettes presses are directly loaded into the extrusion press for coating on cut wires.

Technical Specifications

Model : K 60.
Capacity	600 Kg/ Hr
Type	Crank type Design.
Ram Size	60 mm.
Stroke length	150 mm.
Throw	75 mm
Total Power	43Hp.

Model : K 90.
Capacity	1500 Kg/ Hr
Type	Crank Type Design.
Ram Size	90 mm.
Stroke length	200 mm.
Throw	100 mm
Process cost	Rs. 400 per Metric Tons.
Raw Material Form	up to 5 cm.
Total Power	90.5 Hp.

ELECTRICAL DETAILS

K 60 Model
Particulars	Qty	Motor HP	Required Load HP	Power Consumption AMP ( Approx)
Main	1	30 HP	23 HP	25 –35 Amp.
Feeding Kupy gear	1	5 HP	2.7 HP	5 Amp.
Screw Conveyer	1	5 HP	3 HP	5 Amp
Lubrication	1	3 HP	3HP	4 Amp
Total	4	43 HP	31.7 HP	40 - 50 Amp (Approx)
K 90 Model
Particulars	Qty	Motor HP	Required Load HP	Power Consumption AMP ( Approx)
Main	1	75 HP	58 HP	70 –85 Amp.
Feeding Kupy gear	1	7.5 HP	4 HP	7 – 8 Amp.
Screw Conveyer	1	5 HP	3 HP	5 Amp
Lubrication	1	3 HP	3HP	4 Amp
Total	4	90.5 HP	68 HP	80 - 100 Amp (Approx)

Approximately average data of continuous running of Briquetting Plant [k90]

Electrical consumption per hours : 40 to 50 KWH – (Approx)
Electrical consumption per Hour is depending on Raw material,
Electric consumption/MT of Output : 35–38 KWH - Units – (Approx)

Briquetting plant consist of two major units.

1] Sizing Unit. 2] Briquetting Unit
2] Briquetting Unit

In sizing, various raw materials converted into powder form. Homogineous mixing of different available raw material are made. The material is then fed into briquetting press by screw conveyor . In briquetteing press, it passes through taper die and punch. Due to high pressure and heat, lignite content of all raw material is transferred into liquid form and act as binder. The out put of all raw material will be directly in proportion to their bulk density.

Agro and Food inds. Almound and gournd nut shells, Cotton stalk, bagasse, Rice husk, Husk of coffee, Sunflower etc.

Tree Bark, Saw dust, sander dust, wild grass etc. can be briquetted individually or in combination depends on their availability & blending property.

The white coal is ideal fuel which substitute coal, fire wood and other conventional fuels for boilers. White coal can be used by following industrial units,

1.Textile, Spinning mills,
2.Chemical Plant
3.Lamination Industry
4.Drying House,
5.Food Processing, Milk Plants, Vegetable, Soya Units,
6.Solvent Extraction Plant,
7.Paper mill, Distillary etc

1] Higher calorific value ranging from 4000 – 5000 kcal/kg.
2] Low ash content of 2- 10 % as compared to 20 – 40 % in coal.
3] No pollution, since it does not emit any sulphur or phosphorus forms so there is no need of expensive pollution control equipment.
4] Easy in handling and storage due to its size.
5] Moisture % is very less 2-5 % as compare to fire wood or coal [ 25 – 30 % ].
6] Consistant quality.

Sugar Factories can be more richer after installing Biquetting Presses.

Bagasse is a fibrous residues left after the extraction of juice from sugarcane the quantity of bagasse depends on the fiber content of sugarcane. Availability of bagasse is very high in various state of India like south Gujrat, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. Almost the entire quantity of bagasse produces in India is used as a captive fuel in the sugar factories for generating steam in the boiler to drive the prime Mover and to boil and concentrate sugarcane juice. Sugar mill Bagasse which contains about 48% moisture. After drying in special type of furnace. After drying and briquetting calorific value of briquetted bagasse is 4700 K. Cal/Kg.