Pellet Press Machine - Yildiz D550

YLZ Pellet Press D550 – Machine Specifications

Suitable for producing fuel (biofuel/biomass) pellets, feed pellets, fertilizer pellets, and all other types of pellets.

• Minimum Production Capacity: 500 kg/hour*
• Die Diameter: 550 mm / Pellet Diameter: 6 mm**
• CNC-Manufactured Steel Die with 4 Rollers
• 90 kW Motor
• Worm Gear Reducer
• Central Shaft Bearing System
• Automatic Gearbox Lubrication System
  • Integrated Oil Pump
  • Air-Cooled Radiator
  • Oil Filter
  • Oil Circulation Indicator
• Adjustable Dosing Feed Unit
• Integrated Hoist Unit
• After-Sales Services
  • On-site Maintenance and Service
  • Spare Parts (Die, rollers, and all other spare parts)

* Average value based on production using mixed wood sawdust (pine, fir, poplar). Output may vary depending on raw material type and pellet diameter.
** Die diameter is fixed. Pellet diameter is optional and can vary between 4 mm and 12 mm.

YLZ Pellet Press D550 – Application Areas

Fuel (biofuel/biomass) pellet production
Commonly known as wood pellets, sawdust pellets, or heating pellets. Biofuel pellets are typically made from high-calorific organic materials.

• Agricultural, forestry, and related industrial residues:
  • Wood sawdust, pine sawdust, chipboard dust, MDF powder, wood chips
  • Straw, sunflower stalks, peanut shells, hazelnut shells, olive pomace, etc.
• Animal manure (mainly poultry waste)

Feed pellet production
Feed pellets are produced from mixtures of feed plants, grains, and legumes such as wheat, barley, rye, oats, corn, chickpeas, broad beans, and peas. The application range of feed pellets is quite extensive:

• Cattle Feed (calves, heifers, bulls, oxen, cows, horses, etc.)
• Sheep & Goat Feed (lambs, sheep, rams, goats, etc.)
• Poultry Feed (chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, pigeons, peafowl, swans, ostriches, quails, rheas)
• Aquarium Feed (fish, turtles, etc.)
• Shrimp Feed
• Pet Feed (cats, dogs, rabbits, etc.)

Fertilizer pellet production
Organic pellet fertilizers are made from animal waste (usually poultry manure), plant residues, or mixed waste (such as sawdust blended with animal manure).