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Our company is a large manufacturing company based in Uganda EAST AFRICA, we supply the best quality wood pellets ,wood briquettes,wood Pallets and other wood products.we do sell at very moderate prices and we offer quality products to our customers. Nplus A1 Pine Wood Pellets, 6 mm, 15 kg, 990 kg Reference enplus-a1 EAN13 4270003564168 ENplus A1 wood pellets. High-quality wood pellets (6 mm) are made from environmentally friendly pine wood without any additives. They have high performance characteristics, such as high calorific value, low ash content and humidity. Packaging: 66x 15kg bags, 990 kg Description Product data sheet Name ENplus A1 pine wood pellets, 6 mm, 15 kg, 990 kg Origin Ukraine, Wood.ua Quantity 66 bags Total weight 990 kg Diameter 6 mm Moisture 10% Ash content 0.7% Mechanical durability 98% Pellet density 600 - BD -750 kg/m3 Features of pine pellets

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