BLACK MINERAL COAL TRADING

CHARCOAL: A POWERFUL FUEL

Charcoal is a high-carbon fuel made by burning wood or organic materials in a low-oxygen environment. It burns hotter and longer than wood, producing minimal smoke. Used for cooking, heating, and industrial applications, its efficiency and portability make it a preferred fuel worldwide.

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Black Mineral Coal Trading - Best Charcoal and Coal Supplier

HIGH ENERGY & CLEAN BURN

With up to 90% fixed carbon, charcoal delivers intense heat with a steady burn. It produces less smoke and pollutants than raw wood, making it ideal for grilling, metallurgy, and sustainable energy solutions. Its high calorific value ensures efficient and long-lasting performance.

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SUSTAINABLE & INNOVATIVE USES

Beyond fuel, charcoal plays a key role in air and water purification, medicine, and cosmetics. Activated charcoal removes toxins, while eco-friendly alternatives like coconut and bamboo charcoal offer sustainable solutions. Its versatility makes it valuable across industries.

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Premium Charcoal

Ayin Charcoal

Vietnam Charcoal, derived from high-quality Vietnamese wood (Narce charcoal), is smokeless, odorless, non-toxic, and burns for 3-4 hours. Ideal for restaurants.

Specifications:
- Good Ignitability
- Long Burning Capacity
- Low Smoke
- 100% Natural
- High Density
- Minimal Ash Residue
- Non-Spark

Vietnam Charcoal

Vietnam Charcoal, derived from high-quality Vietnamese wood (Narce charcoal), is smokeless, odorless, non-toxic, and burns for 3-4 hours. Ideal for restaurants.

Specifications:
- Fixed Carbon: 69%
- Ash Content: 4%
- Moisture: 3%
- Calorific Value: 6850 Kcal/kg
- No Spark, No Smell

Coffee Charcoal

Coffee Charcoal, sourced from Coffee Trees, is available in both small and large sizes. It’s cost-effective and commonly used in medium-scale restaurants.

Specifications:
- Fixed Carbon: 92%
- Ash Content: 4%
- Moisture: 3%
- Calorific Value: >7800 Kcal/kg
- Burning Time: 4-5 hours
- No Spark, No Smell

01.

Harvesting Raw Material

The process begins by sourcing high-quality wood, primarily hardwoods like oak or beech. This wood is carefully harvested to ensure sustainability and quality.

02.

Carbonization

The harvested wood is then heated in a controlled environment with limited oxygen, causing it to decompose and convert into charcoal through a process called pyrolysis.

03.

Cooling and Sorting

After carbonization, the charcoal is cooled down and sorted according to size. This ensures the charcoal is uniform and ready for packaging or further use.

04.

Packaging and Distribution

Once sorted, the charcoal is packaged in various forms and ready for distribution. It is carefully sealed to preserve quality before being sent to customers or markets.