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Shisha Briquettes

Hookah charcoal briquettes are made from all-natural materials: coconut shell charcoal. We use natural coconut and a small portion of natural starch as the binder. The coconut charcoal is finely ground and mixed with tapioca starch. After the ingredients are fully blended, the briquettes are heated for up to 48 hours to produce high-quality hookah charcoal.

Shape: Cube
Size: 25×25×25 mm
Ash Content: 2.5%
Moisture: 5%
Fixed Carbon: 80%
Calorific Value: 7500 Kcal/Kg
Burning Time: 1.5–2 Hours
Packaging: Inner Plastic + Box + Master Box
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BBQ Briquettes

BBQ charcoal is made from hardwood, sawdust, or coconut. It burns for 4–5 hours and reaches temperatures of at least 800 °F. The material is mixed with natural binders and filler, then compressed into pillow or hexagonal shapes.

Shape: Hexagonal / Pillow
Size: Custom Request
Ash Content: 8–10%
Moisture: 6–10%
Fixed Carbon: 65–75%
Calorific Value: 6500–7000 Kcal/Kg
Burning Time: 4–5 Hours
Packaging: Kraft Paper Bag + Inner Plastic + Master Box

Hardwood Charcoal

Hardwood charcoal is made from various types of wood such as Mahony, Rosewood, Halaban, and Tamarind. It is ideal for BBQ, restaurants, and grilling. We supply different grades of natural hardwood charcoal for multiple uses, including grilling satay, fish, seafood, meat, baking pizza, baking Indian/Arabic bread, and for use in traditional stoves in seafood restaurants.

Shape: Lump
Size: 5cm up
Ash Content: 3–5%
Moisture: 5%
Fixed Carbon: 80%
Calorific Value: 5000–6000 Kcal/Kg
Burning Time: 4–5 Hours
Packaging: PP Bag / Kraft Paper Bag (Custom)

White Charcoal (Binchotan)

White charcoal is produced by pyrolyzing hardwood in a kiln at about 240°C (464°F) for 120 hours, then increasing the temperature to around 1,000°C (1,830°F). After carbonization, the charcoal is removed and covered with a mixture of earth, sand, and ash. Binchō-tan is a type of hardwood charcoal that maintains the natural shape of the wood. It is harder and denser than regular black charcoal and produces a metallic sound when tapped. Due to its physical structure, binchōtan has a whiter or metallic appearance and is not only used for cooking but is also known for its ability to absorb odors.

Size: 5–10 cm (Custom Available)
Ash Content: 2%
Moisture: 2.5%
Fixed Carbon: 90%
Calorific Value: 7500 Kcal/Kg
Burning Time: 5–6 Hours
Packaging: PP Bag / Kraft Paper Bag (Custom Design)