The process of grinding the vegetative debris to get a reusable by-product is known as wood tub grinding. The wood material or vegetative debris is placed either on a horizontal belt system or on a round tub and fed into the machine that disintegrates the material. The wood tub grinder is capable of grinding hundreds of cubic yards of wood waste grindings per hour. These machines convert vegetative debris into boiler fuel and recycled mulches. A key player WHO Manufacturing invented the tub grinder. Mobile wood tub grinders have become standard for waste reduction, such as industrial waste, tree trimmings, and general trash going into landfills. These machines have aided the recycling movement by reducing wood waste and creating mulch and biomass fuels. Tub grinders are mainly manufactured to reduce green waste material. The waste material such as wood and demolition material, bark, compost, leaves can be reduced or recycled into a salable material or product. Colored mulch, boiler fuel, and compost are some of the finished products. The tub grinding machine reduces the volume of waste material by disintegration, this saves the cost of dumping the material by truck. Some end-users of tub grinders include the recycling industry, construction industry, and agricultural industry among others.
The tub grinding market is expected to grow due to the demand from waste treatment and disposal, sawmills, and logging companies. The end products obtained by grinders like mulch are used to produce the biofuels like ethanol, syngas, and biogas, which are environment-friendly; this creates a demand for the wood tub grinders. According to Organization of Biofuels by 2050, biofuels could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1.7 billion tons per year. However, the government’s rules and regulations that include the Basal Convention and European Waste Codes pertaining to the environment put restrictions on cutting trees. Economic factors such as lack of funds can restrain the growth of the market. Fuel prices are also increasing globally which will also have negative effect on the market.
The mobile wood tub grinder market can be segmented into type, application, and region. By type, it can be segmented into vertical and horizontal. By application, it is segmented into forest industry, recycling industry, construction industry, and others. By region, it is analyzed across North-America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.
The leading players in this industry are Astec Industries, Bandit Industries, Diamond Z, DuraTech Industries, Hogzilla, Morbark LLC, Precision Husky, Vermeer BC, WHO manufacturing, and Zhengzhou Yuanxiang. Products offered by Morbark include 1200XL Tub Grinder, 1000 Tub Grinder, 950 Tub Grinder, 1100 Tub Grinder, 1300B Tub Grinder, and 1600 Tub Grinder. Morbark LLC in April 2019, added five companies to its global dealer network for tree care products, which include Rayco stump cutters and Morbark brush chippers. Morbark, LLC in January 2019, completed the acquisition of DENIS CIMAF, Inc., based in Roxton Falls, Canada.
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Mobile Wood Tub Grinder Market Report Highlights
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 Key Market Players | Diamond Z, Bandit Industries, WHO manufacturing, Astec Industries, DuraTech Industries, Precision Husky, Morbark LLC, Vermeer BC, Zhengzhou Yuanxiang, Hogzilla |
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