| Customization: | Available |
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| Work Forms: | Hydraulic Pressure |
| Structure: | Frame Type |
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The compressed wood pallet feet making machine mainly uses all kinds of waste wood to produce wood blocks. The produced pallet block can replace the solid wood pallet block used in traditional wood pallets. At the same time, a variety of raw materials rich in wood fiber can be used to produce pallet feet.
The raw materials are continuously extruded into wooden strips at high temperature and high pressure through a square mold of the pallet feet machine. Pallet blocks are mainly used in the production of European pallets.
This foot pier machine uses waste wood, wood chips, and wood shavings as raw materials. After drying in a dryer, it is mixed evenly with glue and then hot-pressed to extrude the glue pier in one go. It has the characteristics of no chipping, good waterproofness, and strong nailing force.
Wooden pallet foot pier machine foot pier machine is divided into three types according to its production type: single head, double head and three head. The material of the mold is stainless steel, which can extend the service life of the mold.
| Model | WBM-2 (Double head) | WBM-4 (Four head) | WBM-6 (Six head) |
| Power | 12kw | 16-18kw | 24kw |
| Size | 4800*500*1420mm | 4800*580*1420mm | 4800*940*1420 |
| Capacity | 2~3m³/24h | 4~6m³/24h | 6~8m³/24h |
| Length and width of block (mm) | 75-145mm | ||
| Density | 550-600kg/m³ | 550-600kg/m³ | 550-600kg/m³ |
| The wood pallet foot making machine can make different size wood block according to customer's need. The sizes are 75*75,80*100,80*120,90*90,90*140,100*100,100*115,100*140,140*140 etc. |
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Wood pallet blocks are typically made from raw materials such as sawdust, wood shavings, wood chips, bark, and recycled wood materials. Sawdust and wood shavings are byproducts of sawmills and woodworking operations, while wood chips are obtained by chipping or grinding logs or branches.
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