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Coconut shell charcoal.
Calorie:7000 Moisture content - 8% Max; Ash content - 4% Max; Volatile matter - Volatile matter - 13% Max Fixed Carbon - Min. 75% No sparking, Produces White Ash, Easily ignited, Smokeless and Odorless, and long ignition hours. Quality is in accordance with standard EN1860-2 Restaurant: 40mm-150mm
Place of Origin: Turkey Brand Name: ARBER Material: Oak Dust Calory (J): 6500-7000 Ash Content (%):10 Packing: Carton on the outer side MOQ: 16 ton (1 container) Burning time 3 Hours Size 6-7cm(hexagon briquette) 20-60mm(hardwood charcoal) Usage: BBQ Grill READY IN 15 SEC
Species: Marabu (Dichrostachys Cinerea) Moisture - 6,0 % maximum Ash - 3,0 % maximum Grain size - 40 mm or more in diameter Fixed carbon - more than 76 %. Higher calorific value - 7000 Kcal/Kg
Max temperature: 378 C-Fix: 82.200% Moistness: 2.127 Ash - 10 % Time: 5-6 hours This price is for including 10kg sacks. Other packaging sizes are also welcome and to be calculated differently
WHITE QUEBRACHO CHARCOAL CHARACTERISTICS Alboreas Species: Hard and Semi-hard Woods. Elaboration: Traditional ovens Ignition Features: Caloric Power: Not less than 7500 Kca/Kg Maximum humidity allowed: 8% Fixed carbon: 75-80% Abrasive: 71%. Ash: 3% white color Volatile: 3.5 - 4.5%. Incandescent time: 4-5 hours. Uniform color. Sound: Metallic, does not spark or explode, burns with smokeless flame. Approximate dimensions: Specifications: 20 -60mm 20 -80mm 20- 150mm 40 - 150mm The Coal is packed in paper bags according to the customer's requirement. It is processed through sieves or packaging machines. Exported: In 40 HQ containers without pallets with no less than 20 tons.
> 100% natural lump hardwood charcoal. > Main species: Oak. > Packed in Kraft bags and sacks. Weight as per customer specifications. > Compliant with EN 1860/2.
> 100% natural oak charcoal briquettes. > Main Species: Oak. > Packed in boxes with inner packages. Weight as per customer specifications. > Compliant with EN 1860/2.
> 100% natural oak charcoal pillow shaped briquettes. > Main Species: Oak. > Packed in Kraft bags and sacks. Weight as per customer specifications. > Compliant with EN 1860/2.
> 100% natural oak briquette charcoal. > Main Species: Oak. > Packed in Kraft bags. Weight as per customer specifications. > Compliant with EN 1860/2.
> 100% natural oak charcoal briquettes. > Main Species: Oak. > Packed in Kraft bags. Weight as per customer specifications. > Compliant with EN 1860/2.
> 100% natural lump hardwood charcoal. > Main Species: Oak. > Packed in Kraft bags. Weight as per customer specifications. > Compliant with EN 1860/2.
Fix Carbon : >80% Calorie : >7500 Ash Content: 2.1 - 2.3% Moisture :
Packing: Vyol pack made from waste papers. %100 recycling of material Material: Oak Dust Application: Barbecue (BBQ) Shape: HexagonBriquette Type: Briquette, Hardwood Charcoal Calory (J): 6500-7000 Ash Content (%) 10 MOQ: 12 ton ( 1 container ) Burning time: 3 Hours
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Completly echologic, high calorie regarding to other charcoals. Without any smoke any chemicals.Made by olive cake. Competitive prices.
Pine wood charcoal is derived from the pyrolysis of pine wood, which is the process of heating pine wood in a controlled environment with limited oxygen. This results in the removal of water, volatile organic compounds, and other impurities, leaving behind a carbon-rich substance. The resulting pine wood charcoal is commonly used for various purposes, including grilling, barbecuing, cooking, and for certain industrial applications. Pine wood charcoal is known for its relatively quick ignition and high heat output, which makes it a popular choice for outdoor cooking and grilling. However, it's worth noting that the choice of charcoal for cooking can influence the flavor and aroma of the food, and some people have preferences for different types of wood charcoal based on their specific culinary needs and tastes.
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