Carbon free 100%

With the continuous development of human civilization, science and technology are increasingly changing the face of the earth's environment. From the initial ignorance, awe and attachment to nature, humans have discovered and mastered the laws of nature, and can transform and utilize nature. The rapid development of science and technology affects every corner of society and is an important driving force for the progress of human society.

Sustainability and environmental protection

Strength and durability

Antibacterial and corrosion resistance

Aesthetics and design flexibility

Low carbon footprint

Material source

Wood pellets: usually made from leftovers or waste from wood processing, such as sawdust, wood chips, etc. Common woods include pine, birch, oak, etc.
Bamboo pellets: are made from the residue or waste after bamboo processing, such as bamboo chips, bamboo chips, etc. Bamboo is a fast-growing plant whose fiber structure and properties differ from wood.

Physical properties:
Wood pellets: generally hard and dense, with low water absorption because the fiber structure of the wood itself is dense.
Bamboo pellets: Bamboo's fibers are more slender than wood, and the pellets may be lighter, while the water absorbency may be higher due to the starch and other ingredients contained in bamboo.

use:
Wood pellets: Mainly used to produce wood particle boards (such as MDF, particle boards, etc.), fuel pellets, etc. Widely used in the construction and furniture industries.
Bamboo pellets: In addition to being used to make similar particle boards and fuel pellets, they can also be used to produce bamboo fiber boards, bamboo flooring and other bamboo products. Bamboo pellets are often considered to have certain environmental advantages because bamboo grows faster, has a shorter renewal cycle, and has less impact on the environment.