Wood Chips Barge

Description of Pine Wood Chips: Pine tree substrate materials have traditionally been produced from freshly harvested loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) trees that were chipped and then further processed in a hammer mill through screen sizes ranging from 3/16- to 3/8-inch. The resulting end product contained a mix of particle sizes and shapes, mostly being a fibrous-like material. It was the mix of fibrous particle sizes that gave the material water-holding properties similar to some peat and pine bark substrates. Our Wood chips are from Hardwood.

Pine Wood chips may be used as a biomass solid fuel and are raw material for producing wood pulp. They may also be used as an organic mulch in gardening, landscaping, restoration ecology, bioreactors for denitrification and as a substrate for mushroom cultivation.

We have both SCAN and TAPPI standards as follow: TAPPI: 28.6 mm and over – Not more than 5% 4.8 mm- 28.6 mm – Not less than 90% 9.5 mm – 22.2 mm – Not less than 55% Under 4.8 mm – Not more than 5% 40.0 mm and over – Not more than 5% 4.8 mm – 40.0 mm – Not less than 92% 9.5 mm – 22.2 mm – Not less than 55% Under 4.8 mm – Not more than 5% SCAN: Over size 45 mm Less than 2% Over Thickness 8 mm Less than 8% Pin 3 mm – 7 mm Less than 6% Fine 3 mm Less than 2% Small accept 7 mm – 13 mm less than 20% Rotten Wood and Bark 1.0% max Foreign matter Nil Technical Specification : 4.8mm – 45mm Not less than 90%;