Wood Chips

Our wood chips are produced from select eucalyptus and acacia logs, processed to meet pulp and paper industry standards. We focus on uniform chip size, low bark content, high fiber yield, and consistent moisture, ensuring optimal pulping efficiency and paper quality.

Primary Use: Paper pulp manufacturing (chemical or mechanical pulping processes)

Secondary Uses: MDF, particleboard, and biomass fuel.

Typical Pulp & Paper Industry Specifications

Parameter	Specification Range	Industry Preference
Chip Length	20–25 mm ± 2 mm	23 mm average
Chip Thickness	4–6 mm	5 mm average
Bark Content	≤ 1–2% by weight	As low as possible
Oversized Chips (>45 mm)	≤ 2% by weight	<1% preferred
Fines (<4 mm)	≤ 3% by weight	<2% preferred
Moisture Content	45–55% (fresh chips)	Mill-specific range
Contamination	Nil – free from soil, stones, metal, and foreign matter
Fiber Yield	Eucalyptus 48–55%, Acacia 47–54%
Packaging	Bulk in chip carriers, loose in containers, or by truck

Eucalyptus Wood Chips

Renowned for high fiber yield and good brightness, eucalyptus chips produce pulp with superior strength properties and excellent printability.

Acacia Wood Chips

Favored in premium printing and writing paper grades due to high brightness and smooth fiber characteristics. Also suitable for blending with eucalyptus in mixed hardwood pulps.