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Recycling Technologies Group Pty Ltd RTG provide world class recycling solutions to the manufacturing sector. We offer onsite testing & design.

Biomass pelletising & briquetting solutions and metal agglomeration solutions for industry. Representing the world leaders in biomass and metal recycling equipment, RTG can offer turn key solutions from testing, design through to full project management. We can also provide small stand alone solutions for joinery shops and machine shops. Contact us to talk about how you can not only reduce your environmental footprint, but actually improve your profit margin as a well.

One wheelie bin. One hundred and ten kilograms of Australian hardwood. One hundred and forty dollars.That is RTG Briquet...
08/09/2026

One wheelie bin. One hundred and ten kilograms of Australian hardwood. One hundred and forty dollars.

That is RTG Briquettes. Made from locally sourced hardwood sawdust, pressed right here in Eden using a hydraulic press, and delivered to your door in a 110KG wheelie bin that is easy to store, easy to move, and ready to go straight to your wood heater or fireplace.

The wheelie bin format is one of the things people appreciate most. There is no stacking, no splitting, no mess from loose firewood. You wheel it to where you need it, load up your heater, and the briquettes do the rest, burning hotter and longer than traditional firewood with significantly less ash to clean up afterwards.

At $140 per bin it is genuinely good value for a premium Australian-made fuel, and for households and commercial properties that go through a lot of wood over winter, the wheelie bin makes the whole process a lot more manageable.

Pickup is available from Eden, NSW and delivery can be arranged on request for Eden and surrounds. If you need more than one bin or want to discuss regular supply, give us a call.

📞 (02) 6496 1133
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Australia produces significant volumes of rice each year, and with every harvest comes a byproduct that most operations ...
06/09/2026

Australia produces significant volumes of rice each year, and with every harvest comes a byproduct that most operations treat as a problem, rice hulls. They are bulky, low density, and awkward to handle or dispose of. But they are also a proven biomass fuel, and with the right briquetting system they become something worth selling.

Rice hulls have good flowability and naturally lower moisture content compared to many other agricultural residues, which makes them well suited to the briquetting process. When compressed under high pressure using a mechanical briquette press the kind C.F. Nielsen has been manufacturing since 1889 — the hull material is densified into a hard, uniform briquette with real calorific value. No binders. No additives. Just pressure and the material itself.

The result is a clean-burning biomass fuel that can be used for industrial heating, dryer fuel, or sold into energy markets. Agricultural waste that was previously a disposal cost becomes a product with a commercial return.

Agricultural waste has a low heating value per unit volume. By densifying the raw material through the briquetting process, it turns into a high density and energy concentrated fuel making briquettes a profitable and durable source of energy for various purposes.

RTG is the Australian and New Zealand distributor for C.F. Nielsen, whose mechanical briquetting presses handle rice husks alongside sugarcane bagasse, olive stones, straw, and other crop waste. The BP series is built for industrial-scale production in demanding environments, while the BPU series offers a more compact and flexible configuration for smaller operations.

If your operation generates rice hulls or other agricultural residues and you want to know whether briquetting makes commercial sense, RTG can test your material at our Eden, NSW facility before any system is recommended.

📞 (02) 6496 1133
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Australia has warmed by 1.44°C since 1910. The science is clear, greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels, lan...
06/09/2026

Australia has warmed by 1.44°C since 1910. The science is clear, greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels, land clearing and industrial activity are driving that change.

RTG gives manufacturers a practical response. When timber waste is converted into wood pellets that replace purchased fossil fuel, that is a measurable emissions reduction. When metal swarf is briquetted and cutting fluid is recovered for reuse, that is hazardous waste removed from the process entirely.

These are not pledges. They are engineering outcomes documented, verifiable, and commercially beneficial at the same time.

RTG's clients include BAE Systems, Boeing, Toyota, Tomago Aluminium and ABB Australia. Wasted timber, steel and water can be reused as a quality resource. That has been true since 1995.

Transform waste into opportunity: www.recyclingtechgroup.com.au

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RTG works with Nova Pellet, Italy's number one pellet equipment manufacturer, to bring world-class pellet press technolo...
04/09/2026

RTG works with Nova Pellet, Italy's number one pellet equipment manufacturer, to bring world-class pellet press technology to Australian manufacturers and one of the most practical machines in their range is the N-Mini.

The N-Mini is designed for small-scale production, making it an ideal entry point for carpenters, timber processors and smaller operations looking to turn their wood waste into a sellable product. It handles sawdust and materials with a granulometry between 0.5mm and 3mm, produces between 80 and 280 kilograms of pellets per hour depending on the motor size, and does it all without the use of additives or binders of any kind a completely natural pellet, every time.

What makes it stand out is the engineering behind it. The press rollers can be adjusted externally during operation without stopping production. An advanced double screw conveyor feeds material into the compression die in a continuous, steady flow. Automatic lubrication handles the press rollers and spindle without manual intervention. And a water and air mixer humidifies the raw material with vaporised water to optimise pellet quality. The compression die is customisable with hole lengths adjustable from 14mm to 50mm depending on the material being pelletised.

It is compact at 1400 × 1000 × 2250mm, CE certified, fully compliant with European directives, and designed with simplified maintenance in mind direct access to the pelletising area and easy tool replacement mean less downtime.

The N-Mini is entirely designed and built in Italy. RTG can provide a complete turnkey solution built around it, tailored to your material and your site.

To test your material at our Eden, NSW facility, get in touch.
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RTG Briquettes, Clean-Burning. High-Energy. Locally Made.Made from 100% Australian hardwood sawdust right here in Eden, ...
03/09/2026

RTG Briquettes, Clean-Burning. High-Energy. Locally Made.

Made from 100% Australian hardwood sawdust right here in Eden, RTG Briquettes are the smarter, cleaner way to keep warm this winter. We use a powerful hydraulic press to transform locally sourced sawdust into dense, uniform briquettes that burn hotter and longer than traditional firewood and produce significantly less ash.

They are sustainable and eco-conscious by design. The sawdust we use is a byproduct of timber processing material that would otherwise go to waste, given a second life as a premium fuel.

A 110KG wheelie bin is $140. Pickup is available from Eden, and we can arrange delivery on request. They are perfect for wood heaters, fireplaces and outdoor fire pits and a great option for commercial heating applications too.

Contact us to order or to discuss bulk supply.

📞 (02) 6496 1133 | [email protected]

In June and July 2019, the RTG team headed to Hobart, Tasmania to install a brand new Nova Pellet Plant for Oakdale Indu...
03/09/2026

In June and July 2019, the RTG team headed to Hobart, Tasmania to install a brand new Nova Pellet Plant for Oakdale Industries an incredible organisation that creates premium timber products by Tasmanians with disabilities.

Oakdale had run a smaller RTG pellet plant for three years and couldn't keep up with demand. They needed to increase production by a factor of six. RTG designed the complete turnkey solution and installed it with a crew of five technicians, through a Hobart winter, with early morning starts.

Delivered on budget. Zero cost variations. On time, to the day.

The result: Oakdale now processes 100 per cent of their wood waste on site, accepts fibre from other Hobart processors, and produces wood pellets locally - meaning Tasmania no longer needs to import pellets from overseas. There is zero waste on site.

Plan Your Project With RTG: www.recyclingtechgroup.com.au

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RTG offers unique machinery solutions to minimise waste from metal and timber manufacturing and turn it into an energy h...
02/09/2026

RTG offers unique machinery solutions to minimise waste from metal and timber manufacturing and turn it into an energy harnessing resource.

Our solutions cover three areas. We clean waste for reuse in the manufacturing process. We compress timber waste and offcuts and convert them into usable energy. And we add value through briquetting, creating an energy source that can be used for heat or power.

RTG directly specialises in pellet press, briquetting and biomass solutions. Every system we design is customer specific, built around your material, your throughput and your production conditions. We work exclusively with the best European waste technology companies and have been compressing biomass since 1995.

Our capacity range covers 200kg per hour through to 200,000 tonnes per annum, so whether you are a small operation or a large industrial facility, we would love to discuss what is possible.

We welcome any enquiry.

📞 (02) 6496 1133 | [email protected]

Sawmilling presents arguably the strongest commercial case for waste-to-energy investment of any Australian industrial s...
24/08/2026

Sawmilling presents arguably the strongest commercial case for waste-to-energy investment of any Australian industrial sector.

The reasons are structural:

→ Feedstock quality: sawmill residues (sawdust, planer shavings, green and dry offcuts) are among the most suitable biomass feedstocks for pelletising consistent particle size, manageable moisture profiles, high lignin content
→ Volume consistency: a working sawmill generates predictable waste volumes every shift, year-round.
→ Market access: domestic heating markets, industrial biomass demand, and growing export pellet markets all create multiple revenue pathways for the output
→ On-site energy opportunity: a pellet boiler running on self-produced pellets can heat kilns, dry timber, or provide facility heat replacing purchased gas or oil

The Oakdale Industries case in Hobart illustrates what this looks like in practice: a timber manufacturer that now processes 100% of its on-site timber waste into pellets zero fibre to landfill, local pellet supply established in Tasmania where there was none before.

RTG has designed and installed pelletising systems for Australian sawmills across a range of scales. We run a full feasibility study before recommending any equipment your actual fibre, your actual volumes, your actual numbers.

If you're in sawmilling or forestry processing and want to understand what your waste stream is worth, we'd be glad to start that conversation.

📞 (02) 6496 1133 | [email protected]

11/08/2026

Briquetting is one of those processes that sounds technical until you understand the principle, then it's obvious.

Loose waste material is fed into a press and compressed under high hydraulic or mechanical pressure into a dense, uniform block called a briquette.

For wood-based materials: the lignin naturally present in timber fibre acts as a binding agent when heated under compression. No adhesives, no binders required.

For metal swarf: hydraulic force compresses the material into a dense puck and simultaneously expels any cutting fluid or coolant trapped in the swarf.

Process steps:
1. Feedstock enters the machine (wood shavings, sawdust, metal swarf, paper fibre)
2. Material pre-compressed and fed into the die
3. Hydraulic ram applies pressure (1,500–3,000 bar for metal, lower for wood)
4. Material ejected as a solid, uniform briquette
5. Briquettes conveyed to storage or packaging

Key outcomes:
→ Volume reduction of 80–90% vs. loose waste
→ Consistent, stackable, manageable product
→ Energy value for wood briquettes (used in boilers or sold as fuel)
→ Material recovery value for metal briquettes (sold to recyclers at better rates than loose swarf)

RTG supplies RUF and CF Nielsen briquetting systems: suited to different feedstocks, volumes and site requirements. Spare parts stocked locally in Eden, NSW.

For more information:
📞 (02) 6496 1133 | 📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.recyclingtechgroup.com.au

A number worth sitting with:1 tonne of dry timber waste ≈ 17–19 GJ of calorific energy.That's equivalent to approximatel...
03/08/2026

A number worth sitting with:

1 tonne of dry timber waste ≈ 17–19 GJ of calorific energy.
That's equivalent to approximately 430 litres of heating oil.

For Australian sawmills and timber manufacturers generating consistent volumes of sawdust, shavings, and offcuts the energy value leaving the facility in that waste every shift is material.

At current energy prices, the case for recovering that value through a pelletising or briquetting system is stronger than it has been at any point in RTG's 30-year history:

→ Waste levy rates rising in most Australian states
→ Energy prices remaining elevated
→ Wood pellet demand growing domestically and for export
→ ESG reporting now a board-level priority for many manufacturers

RTG's feasibility study maps the numbers for your specific operation waste volume, material profile, output projections, and payback period before any capital is committed.

If your operation generates timber waste and you haven't run the numbers, it's worth doing.

📞 (02) 6496 1133 | 📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.recyclingtechgroup.com.au

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