Coal Gar4200 Suppliers and Manufacturers

Metallurgical coal, also known as met coal, coking coal, or steelmaking coal, is a vital ingredient for making steel, iron alloy, carbon and other metals used in everything from buildings, tools, trains, planes, and automobiles, to cookware, cutlery, surgical tools and implants.

High quality, high volume Coal is available though our chain of Mines, predominately in Indonesia. Product is available on an FOB or CIF basis, with a wide variety of NAR and GAR values, depending upon your specific need. No up-front charges, no games. We are seeking long term, mutually beneficial business relationships. Contact us with your very specific needs and we work diligently to meet those requirements. Thank you.

WE MAY HAVE THE COAL OR PET COKE THAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. WE ARE CURRENTLY SHIPPING AT THIS TIME AND WELCOME AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE OF SERVICE. PLEASE SEND US FULL SPECIFICATIONS OF WHAT YOU REQUIRE AND TARGET PRICING. # Description Comments 1 Coking Coal Low Vol, Mid Vol and High Vol Coal Tonnage Available 65K MT-100K MT/Month/36 Months Delivery Port East Coast USA (Norfolk or Baltimore) 2 Thermal Coal Sulfur:

Specification: Total moisture: 12% Max Ash(DB): 8% Max Volatile Matter: %(DB) 32-42 % Sulfur (DB): 1% Max Fix Carbon (DB)%: 53-62% HGI (Hardgrove Grindability Index): 48-52 FSI (Free Swelling Index): 1-2.5 Heating Value: 4800 k Cal/kg (Min)

Specifications : Moisture : 10% Max Volatile Matter (Dry) : 25 - 30% Sulfur (Dry) : 0.70% Max Ash (Dry) : 16% Max Net Calorific value : 6000 Kcal / Kg HGI : min 57% Size : 0 - 50mm

We are mandate, of a large mining consortium As we are direct representatives, it facilitates commercial dialogues and allows us to offer the following products. - Thermal coal type A and type B. (MOQ 30,000 Mt) - Anthracite coal or black coal. (MOQ 15,000 Mt) - Metallurgical coal or coking coal. (MOQ 20,000Mt) Buyers interested in these products send a message or request. You can leave your contact information and I will respond by WhatsApp or email.

Coal -We represent several coal mining consortia worldwide which makes commercial dialogues direct from the beginning with their representatives this facilitates communication and allows for more agile negotiations We currently have the following types of coal available for interested buyers Thermal carbon Type A Type B Anthracite Metallurgical coal Coke Interested buyers please send complete requirements to receive more specific information about coal such as technical sheets and prices Additionally please attach the company profile this is by protocol of the mining companies who will carry out the respective Due Diligence to initiate commercial dialogues Contact Jos Huertas

THERMAL COAL: We are looking for buyers of type B thermal carbon. We have a large consortium of thermal coal producing miners, this allows us to have different qualities of coal production for different types of requirements worldwide. I am attaching an example of the thermal coal that you can find with us, if you are looking for different specifications of this type of coal, let us know what characteristics you are requiring, and we will proceed to the consortium to find and negotiate your request. : Humidity, Min:10.0% - Max:14.0%. Ash: Min: 8.0% - Max:12.0%. Sulfur: Min:0.7% - Max: 1.2% Volatile: Min:36.0% - Max: 42.0%. Calorific Power (Kcal/Kg) Min:5400 - Max:6200 Caloric Power (BTU/Lb) Min: 9720 - Max: 11160. Minimum quantity, 30,000

Indonesian South African Coal we have coal of different specification from Indonesia, South Africa and Australia.

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Coal Product Description Coal is a combustible black or brownish-black sedimentary rock composed primarily of carbon, along with various other elements such as hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen, and nitrogen. It forms from the remains of ancient plant material that was subjected to heat and pressure over millions of years in a process known as coalification. Coal is widely used as a fossil fuel for energy generation and as a raw material in industrial processes. Types of Coal Coal is classified based on its carbon content and energy-producing capability: Anthracite Description: The highest grade of coal with the highest carbon content (86-97%). Characteristics: Hard, glossy, and produces the most heat. Uses: Industrial and residential heating, metallurgical processes. Bituminous Coal Description: Mid-grade coal with a carbon content of 45-86%. Characteristics: Soft and shiny; high energy content; widely used for power generation. Uses: Electricity production, cement manufacturing, and steelmaking. Sub-Bituminous Coal Description: Lower carbon content (35-45%) and higher moisture content. Characteristics: Produces less energy and fewer emissions when burned. Uses: Power generation. Lignite Description: The lowest grade of coal with the highest moisture content (up to 45%). Characteristics: Soft, brown, and produces less energy. Uses: Power generation, especially in regions where it is locally abundant. Key Specifications Calorific Value (Energy Content): Ranges from 3,000 to 8,000 kcal/kg depending on the grade. Moisture Content: Varies by type, with lignite having the highest and anthracite the lowest. Ash Content: Residual mineral matter left after combustion, typically 3-40%. Sulfur Content: Varies from low (3%), affecting environmental emissions. Applications Power Generation: Used in thermal power plants to produce electricity. Steel Production: Essential for coke production in blast furnaces. Cement Manufacturing: Used as a fuel source for kilns. Residential Heating: Especially anthracite coal for heating homes. Chemical Industry: As a feedstock for producing chemicals, synthetic fuels, and fertilizers. Advantages of Coal Widely available and affordable energy source. High energy density, especially in bituminous and anthracite grades. Established infrastructure for mining, transport, and usage. Environmental Considerations Coal combustion releases greenhouse gases and pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter. Efforts are underway to mitigate these effects through cleaner technologies like carbon capture and storage (CCS) and coal gasification. Coal remains a critical resource for energy and industrial processes globally, despite increasing attention to renewable energy sources.