Biomass and pellet boiler prices for cashew plants vary widely with steam capacity — typically a five-figure USD investment that pays back through low-cost renewable heat.
A pellet or biomass boiler for a cashew plant is priced by steam/heat capacity and is usually a five-figure USD investment. Smaller units serving a modest line cost less; larger boilers for high steam demand cost more. The payback comes from cheap renewable fuel — wood chip, pellets or cashew shell — which displaces expensive diesel, gas or grid power for steaming and drying. For many plants the shell burner covers most heat, with a boiler added when steam demand is high.
Boiler price depends on capacity (kg steam/hr), pressure rating and automation. Because fuel is cheap biomass, the running-cost saving usually dominates the purchase price over the plant’s life.
See the equipment: wood chip boiler and shell burner.
Boiler pricing is highly capacity-dependent — request a quote sized to your plant’s steam demand.
Tell us your target capacity, grades and location — we’ll come back with a costed proposal.
