Fir Pellets

Fir pellets are a natural combustible biomass obtained from conifer wood, appreciated for their excellent heating characteristics and low ash production, presented in a compact cylinder, free of chemical additives and certified according to quality standards such as ENplus A1.

Main characteristics of fir pellets:
Composition and Origin:
It is produced primarily from fir wood processing waste (white or red), an environmentally friendly process that uses material that would otherwise be wasted.

Calorific Value:
It has a good calorific value, which can vary slightly depending on the specific type of fir and its density, but is generally around 4650 kcal/kg or >5.2 kWh/kg, making it an excellent heat source.

Combustion and Ash:
It burns efficiently, with an intense flame and rapid combustion, producing minimal ash residue (<0.3% - 0.7%), making stove or boiler maintenance easier.

Appearance:
Quality fir pellets appear light in color, smooth, and non-porous, indicating proper pressing and the absence of chemical contaminants.

Benefits:
It offers efficient heating, lower CO2 and sulfur emissions than fossil fuels, and its natural combustion is safe, free from harmful chemicals.

Format and Convenience:
It comes in a cylindrical shape (4-6 mm diameter, 5-30 mm length), making it easy to transport, store, and load into stoves and boilers, also allowing for automated fueling.

Certifications:
It is frequently ENplus A1 certified, guaranteeing the highest standards in terms of calorific value, low emissions, and low ash content, as well as being sourced from sustainably managed forests (PEFC).