Whether the selection of wood barking machine is reasonable directly affects the peeling quality, production efficiency and operating cost of the factory. Many manufacturers only pay attention to the price of equipment, ignoring the suitability of wood, production capacity and site, resulting in large production loss and reduced income.

Poor peeling quality. 

If the model does not match the specifications of tree species and logs, there will be many problems such as residual skin and uneven peeling. Logs with skins affect the quality of finished products in subsequent processing, wear processing tools, cause the logs to be degraded and sold, and directly reduce production profits.

Unbalanced production capacity and low production efficiency.

The small equipment model will become the bottleneck of the production line, which will lead to the shutdown of the whole line and the artificial idleness. Blindly purchasing large-scale wood barker, insufficient raw materials will lead to idle waste of equipment and insufficient rolling of wood, further reducing the peeling effect.

High failure rate and high downtime loss.

Improper selection can easily lead to problems such as material jamming, machine blocking and bark winding, which requires frequent shutdown and cleaning. Equipment is overloaded for a long time, wearing of wearing parts is accelerated, and maintenance frequency is increased, which seriously delays production and order delivery.

Operation and maintenance energy consumption costs soar.

Small wood barker machines are overloaded with electricity, which is easy to burn the motor, and large machines are idling, which causes energy waste. At the same time, wearing parts are frequently replaced, and maintenance, accessories and electricity charges are superimposed, which greatly increases the production cost for a long time.

Insufficient adaptation and potential safety hazard.

Large-scale equipment has high requirements for site and power supply. Inconsistent selection will lead to narrow working space, inconvenient operation and maintenance, and mismatched power supply will easily lead to motor tripping, unstable circuit, equipment damage and safety risks.

The selection of wood barking machine should not only look at the price, but also combine the wood characteristics, production capacity and site power supply. Adapted equipment can stabilize production and reduce costs, and improper selection will continue to cause multiple losses in quality, efficiency and economy.