Pellets producers rely on Austrian technology

A wealth of drying knowledge, extensive and many years of experience with heat recovery systems and satisfied customers and retailers characterise the Belt Drying and Sawmill By-Product Drying System Department at the Upper-Austrian drying specialist Mühlböck from Eberschwang.

Arbing in Upper Austria currently sees the construction of that state’s first cross laminated timber plant. While assembly work is still going on in the production hall, the three dry kilns located in front of it are already working at full capacity.

Mühlböck has stood for timber drying at the highest level, state-of-the-art technology and reliable service quality ever since the company was founded 40 years ago. In the course of expanding its operations at the SCS Scierie et Caisserie sawmill in Steinbourg, 8 new combined drying and steam kilns made by the Austrian drying specialist were put into operation.

Another Mühlböck progressive kiln DYNAMIC 1003 PREMIUM in operation at the Rohrbach an der Lafnitz site

The Rubner company has relied on drying technology from Mühlböck for many years. Positive experience, good advice, as well as compliance with promised performance in terms of energy efficiency and drying quality are essential for Rubner when selecting a supplier.

When Power Wood Corp. of Surrey moved their Custom Cedar production to a new location in Agassiz B.C., Canada this summer, they too chose Mühlböck to design their new 4 kiln drying capacity, with the flexibility of installation in 2 phases.

The First Nations owned Meadow Lake Tribal Council Bioenergy Centre has started their ambitious project of generating carbon-neutral green power, by building a 6.6 MW power generation system that is fueled primarily by biomass sawmill residuals.

In order to take their company further into the future, Boucher Bros. Lumber Ltd. of Nampa, Alberta has recently invested in several sawmill upgrades to increase their efficiency and annual capacity.

In the spring of 2018 Zavisha Sawmills in Hines Creek, Alberta Canada has increased their drying capacity with two Mühlböck drying kilns with heat recovery system 1306.

Our experienced employees combine the wishes of the customers and the conditions on site with the legal requirements in the planning to a successful concept.
The success and the priorities of the customer are at the main focus at anytime.

The experience of 12,500 successful drying kilns worldwide, guarantees high-quality processing through perfected processes, use of first-class industrial components and reliable delivery times worldwide.

The installation is carried out by a well-trained and experienced team, which understands the local conditions and to assemble the equipment reliably, expertly and in the agreed time. During commissioning, customers are trained both in operating the drying kiln itself and in using the K5 software.