Briquettes (manufactured charcoal) for various home and industrial uses

The company has partnered with another Kenyan company to manufacture and sell biomass briquetts for heating and cooking purposes. These high density and energy-concentrated solid fuel briquettes are a ready substitute of charcoal/wood in industrial boilers and brick kilns for thermal application.

Comparative advantages of our product (BBQ Charcoal Briquette):

1) Renewable in nature (recycle tons of waste) compared to wood, oil, coal, lignite etc.

2) Ecofriendly (impressive burning efficiency)

3) Non-polluting (no addition of any binder or chemicals is required so it is 100 % natural)

4) Economical; very cheap compared to other products of similar weight

5) Ease, affordability and durability of transportation: Briquettes have high specific density (1200 Kg/m3) and bulk density (800 Kg/m3) compared to 60 to 180 Kg/m3 of loose biomass.

6) Greater heat generation (thermal value); higher boiler efficiency due to low moisture, highly volatile matter and higher density.

7) Much lower ash content (2-10% as compared to 20-40% in coal) and there is no fly ash when burning briquettes.

Charcoal Briquette Product Specifications • Place of Origin: Nairobi (Kenya) but shipped through the Port of Mombasa • Material: Hard Wood, Rice husks and Sawdust • Shape: Pillow Briquette • Colour: Black • Calory (J): 6000 - 7000 • Ash Content (%): 7% - 10% • Product Size: 30~60mm (diameter) • Product Weight: 2kg/3kg/4kg/5kg/bag • Supply Ability: upto 3,000MT per Month (we can adjust to orders above 3,000 MT depending on client needs) • Packaging & Delivery: 2kg/3kg/4kg/5kg or more in paper bags • Indicative container loading: 20 ft about 14 tons, 40ft about 24 tons • Lead Time: 25 - 30 days after receiving the deposit

Applications:

• Hospitality: cooking such as Barbecue (BBQ), water boilers, laundry, pool heating

• Industry: bakery, electricity generation, glass manufacturing, metal fabrication (steel etc.), beverage distillation (alcohol etc.), chemical processing, oil refinery,

• Housing; cement production, brick burning

• Waste management; plastic & metal recycling factories, incinerators for burning waste