Charcoal

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From 3cm to 20cm and inside the package there is no dust and grated.

Cuban Charcoal (Marabu – Jucaro)

Vegetable charcoal of artisanal production derived from marabu and jucaro woods.

Features

charcoal from hard and semi-hard wood
in cylindrical form with grain dimensions from 30mm to 200mm
color uniform, dry to the touch, with a metallic impact sound
no sparks and white smoke during burning
density 456 kg/m3 – volatile materials 5,1% – ash content 6,28%
Combustion duration 4 to 5 hours and excellent heating capacity

Malaysian Charcoal (Mangrove))

Vegetable charcoal of artisanal production derived from mangrove wood.

Features

Hardwood Charcoal
uneven cylindrical shape
color uniform, dry to the touch, with a metallic impact sound
no sparks and smoke during burning
glossy with a very high mass density
odorless with a burning duration of 4 to 5 hours and excellent heating capacity

Ghana Charcoal

Vegetable charcoal of artisanal production derived from Acasia, candy and Atsatsa woods.

Features

Charcoal derived from tropical semi-hard wood
color uniform, dry to the touch
no sparks and white smoke during burning
Combustion duration 3.5 to 4.5 hours and excellent heating capacity

Nigerian Charcoal

Vegetable charcoal of artisanal production derived from wood.

Features

Charcoal derived from tropical semi-hard wood
color uniform, dry to the touch
no sparks and white smoke during burning
Combustion duration 3 to 4 hours and excellent heating capacity

South African Charcoal (Bacharkoli – Lemon)

Vegetable charcoal of traditional production derived from bacharkoli and lemon woods.

Features

charcoal derived from hardwoods
in cylindrical and semi-cylindrical form
color uniform, dry to the touch, with a metallic impact sound
no sparks and smoke during burning
glossy with a very high mass density
odorless with a burning duration of 4 to 5 hours and excellent heating capacity

Egyptian Charcoal (Kazuarina)

Vegetable charcoal of artisanal production derived from cazuarina wood.

Features

charcoal from semi-hard wood
shape uneven cuboid and rod-shaped
discontinuous color with a muffled impact sound and relatively low humidity
porous with an average mass density
odorless with a burning duration of 2 to 3 hours and excellent flammability