Which type of wood is suitable for processing with a wood peeling machine

The trough type wood peeling machine is an efficient wood peeling equipment with a wide range of applications, capable of processing various types of wood. The following is a detailed summary of the types of wood suitable for processing by the trough type Wood peeling machine:

Mainly applicable to wood types

• Newly cut coniferous wood: The trough type wood peeling machine has a good peeling effect on newly cut coniferous wood, such as pine, spruce, etc. This type of wood usually has a soft texture and relatively low difficulty in peeling.
• Partial broad-leaved wood: In addition to coniferous wood, the trough type wood peeling machine can also process some broad-leaved wood, such as poplar, eucalyptus, paulownia, cypress, oak, elm, etc. The peeling effect of these woods is also significant, which can meet the production needs of related enterprises.
• Frozen and dried wood: For some frozen and dried wood, the trough type wood peeling machine can also perform peeling treatment. This demonstrates its strong adaptability and flexibility.

Processing effect and advantages

• Efficient peeling: The slot type wood peeling machine utilizes the unique force generated by the rotor with stepped peeling teeth to make the wood segment circulate in the bin slot plate, while also rotating and irregularly jumping around the axis of the wood segment itself, thereby achieving efficient peeling.
• High stripping rate: This machine usually has a high stripping rate for wood, reaching over 95%, ensuring the utilization rate and processing quality of wood.
• Wide applicability: The trough type wood peeling machine is widely used in various occasions such as fiberboard mills, paper mills, veneer rotary cutting plants, wood chip mills, pulp mills, wood storage plants, forest farms, etc., demonstrating its broad application prospects.

Particular attention

• Operating standards: When using a trough type wood peeling machine, it is necessary to strictly follow the operating procedures to ensure the safe operation and peeling effect of the equipment.
• Maintenance: Regularly maintain the equipment, such as checking the wear and tear of the transmission system, peeling rollers, and other components, and replacing damaged parts in a timely manner to ensure the normal operation of the equipment and extend its service life.