Platinum Fire Pellets

Platinum Fire Pellets claim they are a Super Premium Wood Pellet.

Platinum Fire super premium softwood pellets manufactured by Confluence Energy from Kremmling, Colorado. This product is a 100% softwood pellet. These wood pellets are made from a 20 year supply of Lodgepole Pine tree trunks with no additives.

Platinum Fire Pellets meets or exceeds proposed industry standards for a super premium pellet. These standards require a high level of btus while producing less than .5% of fines and an ash content of less than .5%. Platinum Fire has tested to a dry basis btu in excess of 8500 while producing .34% ash and .29% fines.

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2009 Twin Ports Testing test results. waiting on newer results

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4.5

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(4.5)
Bag Quality

(4.5)
Overall Quality

(4.5)

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5 Comments

Tim Trask says:
January 18, 2017 at 11:41 pm
platinum pellets do not produce very much heat
John in Cheyenne says:
February 16, 2016 at 2:15 am
Jim Larson: I bought about 20 bags in November after my initial assessment was good. I also bought two tons of hardwood pellets from Sam’s Club here that I love even better. All my pellets are stored either in my non heated shop which has a concrete floor or in my third garage. I burned a couple bags of the Platinum Fire Pellets with no issues a couple of days ago (February)
Jim Larson says:
January 19, 2016 at 2:27 pm
problem with Platinum Fire pellets. Stored outside on covered porch. Brought inside for 24 hours prior to burning. Pellet grate is properly inserted. Pellets are not burning completely. Building up black pellets in grate. Unburned pellets backing up into shoot.
Anyone else with similar experience?
John in Cheyenne says:
November 6, 2015 at 1:32 am
Any current opinion on this brand? Menard’s has this for $222 a ton so I bought three bags to test try them out….
Nathan says:
November 30, 2011 at 10:50 pm
I can get these for 219 a ton right now or I can get somerset hardwood for the same price right now not sure what pellet I should get I’m burning michigan wood pellet right now not very happy with them.