Biomass briquetting turns organic waste into usable material.

Designed for agricultural residues, straw, and fibrous materials beyond traditional
wood waste.

Loose biomass limits what organic waste can become. Briquetting unlocks its value.

Biomass waste—such as agricultural byproducts, straw, and fibrous dust—takes up space, drives handling costs, and often ends up in disposal simply because it’s difficult to manage in loose form.   

Briquetting converts biomass into a consistent, compact format, making organic waste easier to handle and viable for fuel, bedding, enrichment, or downstream processing like bio-gas production.  

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a machine.

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Benefits of biomass briquetting start day one and increase over time.

Modern biomass briquetting allows manufacturers and processors to convert loose organic waste into dense briquettes with multiple end uses—while reducing disposal volume and improving material handling. Densified biomass burns longer and more efficiently than loose biomass, and provides steady energy output, making it ideal for industries and power plants.

Reduce waste and support sustainability

  • Shrink waste to a fraction of its original size and reclaim floor space
  • Keep organic waste out of landfills
  • Create a carbon-neutral energy source
  • Create briquettes without artificial binders
  • Support renewable and circular material use

Create flexible end-use options

  • Use biomass briquettes in industrial plants, greenhouses, or other businesses
  • Produce briquettes suitable for animal bedding
  • Prepare biomass for bio-gas production

Lower costs and improve operations

  • Reduce transportation and disposal costs
  • Improve storage efficiency
  • Create new value from agricultural and organic waste streams

Find out how briquetting can pay off for your operations.

Our biomass briquette presses support a wide range of materials

Wood Briquettes

RUF briquetting presses are designed to handle a broad range of biomass materials. Select a material type to explore material-specific solutions.  

Examples of specific biomass materials:

  • Bagasse/sugar cane
  • Grape vines
  • Miscanthus
  • Oat husks
  • Corn stalks
  • Rice husks
  • RDF – municipal waste
  • Coffee waste

Real outcomes from real shops

Cabinotch found a way to remain environmentally responsible and reduce shipping costs while simplifying a complicated process.

RUF biomass briquetting machines pay for themselves quickly.

Our biomass briquette presses are simple to operate, offer a high expense-to-benefit ratio, and install directly into your production processes.   

Curious how biomass briquetting fits into your operations? Let’s find out.

Free, up-front lab testing confirms quality and suitability prior to purchasing a wood briquetting machine.