Wood Chips

Wood chips are coarse fragments of wood produced through the mechanical shredding of logs, branches, and sawmill waste. In the era of energy transition and the circular economy, they are becoming a strategic raw material — powering power plants and even returning to circulation as an industrial component.

How are wood chips produced?

• Wood shredding – specialized chippers process debarked wood into a uniform fraction.
• Dust removal and transport – redler conveyor systems transfer the chips directly into silos or containers.
• Screening and quality control – sieves separate mineral impurities (sand, stones) and unacceptable fractions.

Where are wood chips used?

• Industrial and local energy generation – as a biofuel with a calorific value of up to 14 MJ/kg; used in grate, fluidized bed, and district heating boilers.
• Mulching and land stabilization – in gardens, parks, orchards, and playgrounds; prevents erosion and helps retain moisture.
• Production of OSB and wood-based boards – as a raw material for wood composites; reduces the share of synthetic fillers.
• Packaging and transport materials – for stabilizing pallets and containers in large-scale transport.
• Reclamation and composting – as a structural component in biodegradable waste processing facilities.

Why choose Gambex wood chips?

• Uniform fraction and low moisture content – achieved through air-drying and mechanical-cyclone sorting.
• Zero chemicals, 100% wood – sourced exclusively from FSC-certified forests, free from paints, adhesives, and plastics.
• Flexible logistics – delivered in bulk containers or walking-floor trailers, up to 100 m³ per load.
• Supply reliability – stable processing capacity and rapid response to seasonal demand.

Time for a chip-smart decision

Looking for a stable biofuel, eco-friendly landscaping material, or an industrial component? Gambex wood chips combine efficiency, quality, and verified origin in one solution.

Talk to our consultant and see how precisely processed wood can power your business — economically and responsibly.