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Energy & Wood
Coconut Shell Briquette
Carbonised coconut shell briquettes for barbecue and shisha, packed for export from Kupang.
This is a temporary sample listing used to demonstrate the catalog. Specifications, availability and prices are not confirmed.
- MOQ
- To be confirmed
- Packaging
- To be confirmed
- Loading port
- Tenau Port, Kupang (to be confirmed)
- HS code
- To be confirmed
HS code to be verified with a customs broker before publishing.
Specifications
| Material | Carbonised coconut shell charcoal, briquetted |
|---|---|
| Form | To be confirmed |
| Fixed carbon | To be confirmed |
| Ash content | To be confirmed |
| Moisture | To be confirmed |
| Burning time | To be confirmed |
| Packaging | To be confirmed |
HS code to be verified with a customs broker before publishing.
Applications
- Barbecue and grill fuel
- Shisha and hookah charcoal
- Household cooking fuel
- Small-scale heating
Coconut shell briquettes for fuel buyers
Coconut shell briquettes are made by carbonising the shell, crushing the charcoal, mixing it with a binder and pressing it into a uniform shape. The result is a dense, consistent fuel that packs and stacks more easily than lump charcoal.
This is a temporary sample listing used to complete the category. The shape, binder and burn performance are still being confirmed with the processing partner.
What buyers specify
Shape and size, fixed carbon, ash, moisture, binder type and burning time are the usual parameters. For barbecue, ignition and burn time matter; for shisha, low smoke and uniform heat matter more. A sample and a burn test are the practical way to compare.
Packing and loading
Briquettes are packed in retail cartons, export cartons or bulk bags, with an inner liner to keep moisture out. The packing format and net weight are agreed per order because they determine how many tonnes fit in a 20ft or 40ft container.
Frequently asked questions
How is a briquette different from lump charcoal?
A briquette is formed from crushed charcoal with a binder, so the shape and size are uniform. Lump charcoal keeps the natural shape of the shell. Briquettes are easier to pack and stack; lump charcoal is often preferred for a natural burn.
Which binder is used?
Binder type and share affect ignition, smoke and ash. The binder is confirmed per order with the processing partner; ask for it in writing if your market restricts certain materials.
Is the briquette suitable for shisha?
Shisha buyers usually require low smoke, uniform size and a long, steady heat. Those properties depend on the carbonisation and the binder, so a sample and a burn test are more useful than a description alone.
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