Raw
materials
The foundation of Fiberbeast’s woodfiber production lies in responsibly sourced woody raw materials. These materials, such as wood chips, bark, and sawdust, are carefully selected to ensure a high-quality, eco-friendly output. By utilizing byproducts from forestry and wood processing industries, Fiberbeast creates a second life for these resources, transforming them into a valuable, sustainable component for various applications. This process supports a circular economy by maximizing the use of natural materials while minimizing waste.
From material
to product
The transformation of raw materials into refined woodfiber requires advanced processing techniques. Fiberbeast’s technology efficiently breaks down woody structures while preserving the fiber’s beneficial properties. The process includes purification steps to remove impurities, ensuring a consistent, clean product suitable for different industries. The result is a high-performance woodfiber that offers excellent aeration, moisture retention, and stability, making it an ideal ingredient for numerous sustainable applications.
Examples of raw materials
Wood
chips
Wood chips
Forest
chips
Forest chips
Forest
residues
Forest residues
Compost
wood
Compost wood
Miscanthus
grasses
Miscanthus grasses
Bark
residues
Bark residues
Root
wood
Root wood
Wood
residues
Wood residues
Options
Enhance the performance of your Fiberbeast machine with advanced customization options designed to optimize efficiency and product quality.
2. Infeed hoppers
The Fiberbeast hoppers are specially engineered for mulch, forest residues and other products that are difficult to transport or to dose…
3. Metals removed
Metals are undesired in the final product and must be removed from the raw material before the Fiberbeast woodfiber line…
4. Fertilization
To achieve a final product with the desired properties, nutrients, collouring, stability or for pH control, the addition of fertilizers or additives can be desired. Optional we can offer solutions for adding fertilizers or additives to the raw material flow or final product flow.