Wood represents 40% to 60% of the total manufacturing cost in chemical and mechanical pulp production. Yet millions of tons of usable cellulose fiber vanish inside pulp mill woodyards every year before ever reaching the digester. Since the widespread adoption of outside chip storage (OCS) in the 1950s, pulp mills have balanced the logistical convenience … Read more
Wood chippers are powerful machines designed to reduce large pieces of wood into small, manageable chips. Whether used by homeowners for yard maintenance, landscapers for clearing brush, or industries like papermaking, understanding how a wood chipper works is important for safety, efficiency, and proper use. In this article, we’ll break down the function of a … Read more
If you’ve ever dealt with fallen branches, storm debris, or large-scale landscaping projects, you know how overwhelming wood waste can be. A heavy duty wood chipper is the ultimate solution for turning bulky branches, logs, and brush into manageable wood chips or mulch. Unlike light-duty garden shredders, these machines are built for power, durability, and … Read more
In the paper industry, the transformation of raw wood into usable pulp begins with one indispensable machine: the industrial wood chipper. While household chippers handle garden waste, industrial wood chippers are built for large-scale operations, designed to process entire logs into uniform chips. These chips are the primary raw material in papermaking, making wood chippers … Read more
Wood chipper is used in paper mill to produce chips from pulpwood so that cooking chemicals penetrate the wood quickly, completely and uniformly during manufacturing of chemical pulp or mechanical pulp. The process from pulpwood to chips is known as chipping process. The sizes of the good quality chips can be 5/8 to 5/4 inch … Read more