What are the Factors That Afect the Price of Biomass Burner?
What are the Factors That Afect the Price of Biomass Burner?
On this issue, different people have different views, and wise people have different prices. Just like buying a car with different positioning, the price is also different. If you want to spend the money on a Class A car to buy a Class B car, you can only buy a Class B car of average quality from a small factory. In addition, brand value means the quality and service of customers. Today, let’s analyze how much the biomass burner costs and how to choose the biomass pellet burner with the right price.
The price of the biomass burner is related to the strength of the biomass burner manufacturer. An excellent biomass burner manufacturer must have the company’s procedures, its own technical advantages, as well as the inspection certificates and other qualification documents of relevant organizations. So manufacturers with these qualifications and those without these qualifications want to compare, and there must be different price levels.
The price of the biomass burner is related to the quality of biomass fuel burner manufacturers. As the saying goes, “one price one good” is also applicable to the biomass burner industry. The mass is divided into several blocks. Whether the power or output of a biomass burner meets the standard, for example, the same 200000 kcal burner is designed and manufactured by the manufacturer according to its own relevant test and research, and the output can meet the production needs of customers. The heat even exceeds 200000 kcal. Small manufacturers copy according to other people’s equipment, and the output may not reach 200000 kcal. This is the difference between low price and high price; 2、 The equipment size and steel plate thickness of manufacturers are larger than those of small manufacturers, and the material price is also more expensive, but the actual service life is different. Third, small manufacturers cannot deal with the vulnerable parts of biomass burners like large manufacturers. The materials used in key parts of conventional biomass burners, such as flamethrowers, furnace refractory materials, and grates, are more practical. Therefore, the equipment of small manufacturers may not be willing to pay a large price for these materials.