Sardulgarh · Punjab

The machines Punjab’s fields are waiting for.

Krishna Enterprises is a biomass pellet plant machinery manufacturer based in Sardulgarh, Punjab. We design, build and install the shredders, mills, dryers and pellet presses that turn wheat straw and paddy stubble into fuel — plus the plant layout, spares and training that keep them running.

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Why This Matters

Punjab burns what could be fuelling its factories

Every October, the same ten-day scramble repeats across the state — and most of that residue goes up in smoke instead of into a fuel bunker.

~20M Tonnes

Paddy straw produced across Punjab every single year, by most published estimates.

Up to 80%

Commonly estimated share of that residue still burned in the open each harvest.

10–15 Days

The typical window between paddy harvest and wheat sowing — the reason burning feels like the only fast option.

Why Krishna

Machines built by people who’ve run their own plant

We didn’t start as a machine seller. We started with wheat straw, a shredder that kept jamming, and a plant we had to fix ourselves. Every machine we build now carries that experience.

Turnkey Setup

Plant layout, machinery, installation and commissioning handled as one project, not separate vendors.

Operator-Built

Founded by people who’ve operated a working pellet line — not just engineers reading a spec sheet.

Built for Uptime

Wear parts, dies and rollers engineered for the abrasiveness of Punjab’s paddy and wheat straw.

Training & Support

We train your operators ourselves and stay reachable long after the plant is running.

“We’ve stood in a field during that ten-day window, watching neighbours burn what we now turn into fuel. That’s the whole reason Krishna Enterprises exists.”

— The Krishna Enterprises Team, Sardulgarh

Full-Service

One call covers the whole plant

From the first layout sketch to the part that gets a jammed line running again.

Plant Layout & Design

Custom CAD layouts planned around your shed, your feedstock and your throughput target.

Premium Machinery

Eight machine types — shredders to dryers — engineered for continuous industrial duty.

Installation & Commissioning

On-site alignment, wiring and trial runs handled by our own engineering team.

Operator Training

Hands-on sessions so your own team can run, adjust and maintain the line confidently.

24/7 Technical Support

A phone call away when a die needs changing or a belt needs tensioning mid-shift.

Spare Parts Supply

Ready stock of cutters, screens, dies and rollers so downtime stays measured in hours.

The Line

Six machines, one continuous process

Straw goes in one end of the shed. Bagged fuel comes out the other. Here’s everything in between.

01
Raw biomass

Raw Biomass

Wheat straw, paddy stubble, agri-waste intake

02
Shredding

Shredding

Dual-roller shredder reduces bulk material

03
Pulse jet system

Pulse Jet System

Dust extraction keeps air clean, compliant

04
Hammer mill

Hammer Mill

Grinds shredded biomass into fine powder

05
Pellet mill

Pellet Mill

Ring-die press compresses powder into pellets

06
Finished pellets

Finished Pellets

Cooled, screened and ready to bag or ship

See the Full Process

Download our catalogues

Full machinery line and spare parts, in detail — ring dies, roller assemblies, bearings, oil seals and mechanical hardware. Download the PDFs for specs and part numbers.

Got straw? Let’s turn it into fuel.

Tell us your feedstock and target output — we’ll work out the machinery and layout to match.

Biomass Pellet Machine: Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from plant owners and buyers planning a biomass pellet line in Punjab and across India.

What is a ring-die biomass pellet machine?

A ring-die biomass pellet machine forces biomass through a rotating cylindrical die with radial holes, using rollers pressed against the inside of the die to compress and extrude pellets. Compared to flat-die machines, ring-die pellet mills handle higher volumes and run cooler over long shifts, which is why they’re the standard for continuous biomass pellet plants.

How much does a biomass pellet machine cost in India?

Biomass pellet machine prices in India vary widely depending on capacity, die material, and whether you need a single machine or a full turnkey line. Contact us with your target output and feedstock and we’ll quote based on your actual requirement rather than a generic price list — see our contact page for a quote.

Are Krishna Biomass Machines parts compatible with Yulong pellet machines?

Yes — our spare parts (ring dies, roller assemblies, bearings, oil seals) are built to be compatible with Yulong-style ring-die pellet mills and most other ring-die machines using the same standard dimensions. We’re not a Yulong dealer or distributor; we manufacture compatible replacement parts so you’re not stuck waiting on imported spares.

What capacity biomass pellet machine do I need for my plant?

Capacity depends on your feedstock volume and target output — a small farm-level operation might need a 1-2 ton/hour machine, while a commercial biomass pellet plant often runs 3-5 tons/hour or more. Tell us your daily feedstock volume and target output and we’ll recommend the right machine size for your plant.

Do you supply biomass pellet machine spare parts for other brands?

Yes, our spare parts catalogue covers components compatible with most ring-die biomass pellet machines on the market, not just our own machinery — ring dies, roller assemblies, bearings, oil seals and mechanical hardware. Send us your machine’s die diameter and roller specs and we’ll confirm compatibility before you order.

What is the difference between a flat die and ring die pellet machine?

A flat-die pellet machine pushes biomass through a flat, horizontal die using rollers on top — simpler and cheaper, but limited in output and prone to more wear. A ring-die pellet machine uses a rotating cylindrical die with rollers pressed from inside, giving higher throughput, better heat dissipation, and longer runtime, which is why most commercial biomass pellet plants use ring-die machines.

How long does installation and commissioning take?

Installation and commissioning time depends on the scope — a single machine typically takes a few days to install and test, while a full turnkey biomass pellet plant can take a few weeks depending on site readiness and civil work. We handle setup and commissioning on-site so your line is running at target output before we leave.