A number of businesses in different industries can use a wood shavings machine. Below are some types of businesses that could benefit from this machinery:

Biomass and renewable energy companies: They use wood shavings as a raw material to produce pellets or briquettes that are sold as fuel in heating systems. They also use them directly in biomass boilers to produce energy.

Sawmills and woodworking shops: Sawmills can use the machine to take advantage of the wood scraps they generate when cutting and processing logs. The shavings can be sold or used for the production of other derived materials.

Garden and landscaping product companies: They use wood shavings to produce mulch, a material that is placed on the surface of the soil to retain moisture, prevent weed growth, and improve the appearance of the garden.

Particleboard or chipboard manufacturers: These companies use wood shavings as an essential component in the production of particleboard, MDF (medium density fiberboard), and other building materials.

Composting and organic waste treatment plants: Some companies that are engaged in producing compost or handling organic waste use wood shavings as part of the composting process, as they help balance the carbon content in the mix.

Livestock or stable companies: They use wood shavings as animal bedding material, as they absorb moisture well and provide a comfortable and clean environment for livestock or animals in stables.

Paper industry: Some paper mills use wood shavings as a raw material for the production of cellulose, the main ingredient for making paper.