Coffee briquette machine

Coffee briquette machine is also called the coffee logs press. It can transform the coffee wastes into solid bio-fuel logs without any binding agent like wax, molasses, etc. How to make coffee briquettes First step: Crushing coffee husk Common coffee wastes such as coffee grounds, coffee husks, coffee chaff, etc. can be used to produce bio-fuel rods. Before making bio-fuel briquettes, we need to make sure the size of the materials is smaller than 5mm, and moisture is below 12%. If we use coffee husks to make briquettes, the first step is crushing coffee husk, making its size less than 5mm. If using coffee grounds or chaff, ignore this step, come to [...]

Bamboo charcoal machines

Bamboo charcoal machines are used for producing raw bamboo charcoal or bamboo briquette charcoal. Raw bamboo charcoal is made of bamboo tubes, In addition to being common as barbecue carbon, heating fuel, it is especially porous charcoal, which is also used in the manufacture of active carbon. Bamboo briquette charcoal is made by carbonizing bamboo briquettes, which are made of bamboo wastes, such as bamboo dust and offcuts, etc. According to the main processes, bamboo charcoal machines are classified as carbonization machines and bamboo briquette machines. Bamboo carbonization machine As the key equipment for charcoal production, the production of bamboo charcoal is naturally inseparable from the carbonization furnace. Customers can choose the appropriate type [...]

Making charcoal from sawdust

Making charcoal from sawdust is a popular solution for sawdust recycling. We all know that sawdust refers to the powdered wood chips that are scattered from the wood during wood processing. In many sawmills and furniture factories, waste wood of all shapes and sizes is often piled up. This waste wood, also known as leftovers, is composed of sawdust, wood chips, shavings, etc. In this article, we will introduce the processes of making charcoal from sawdust and the machines required for each process. For wood scraps with a size larger than 5mm, in addition to the solution introduced in this article, another solution is also applicable. We will mention it at the end of this article. [...]

Utilize woodworking waste to make briquette charcoal

I recently read an article about how much waste is generated in woodworking production. As a practitioner in the woodworking industry, the author, based on authoritative survey data, combined with his own industry experience, obtained a result that the wood waste rate in the entire production cycle from tree felling to the final wooden product: "If we add up all the lost wood along the way from stump to final project it comes to about 84% of the tree that we started with.” The original article is as below Tree---(30-40% waste as slash and residue)—Stump—(41% waste as sawdust, chips, bark)—Rough lumber---(18% shavings)—Finished lumber—Wood crafts Woodworking, involving everything from small hand tools to large CNCs, [...]

How are hookah coals made

What are hookah coals Hookah coals are used for heating the tobacco in hookah smoking. Hookah is also called shisha, Nargile, and hubble-bubble in different countries and areas. With the popularity of hookah around the world, the demand for hookah coals is rising fast. You can find them on the shelves of many supermarkets and online shops. So if you want to start or extend your charcoal business, it is a good choice to produce hookah coals. How are the hookah coals made? I think It will take you a lot of time to gather the information. Fortunately, we have done this tough work for you. In the article, we will tell you how [...]

What’s the best materials for making charcoal briquettes

Good raw materials are the basis for the production of high-quality charcoal. In theory, many biomass can be used to produce charcoal, such as sawdust, bamboo powder, rice husk, bagasse, and so on. But it needs to be clear that under the same conditions, the quality of the carbon produced by different materials is different. So what is the best raw material for making charcoal? Studies have shown that ash content directly affects the combustion performance of biomass charcoal. The lower the ash content, the better the combustibility of charcoal. The data tested by agricultural experts show that: coconut shell ash content is 0.61%, sawdust ash content is 0.9%, cotton stalk ash content is 5.1%, rice husk ash [...]