Start a Charcoal Powder Making Business

Start a Charcoal Powder Making Business

Charcoal is a light black residue consisting of carbon, and any remaining ash, obtained by removing water and other volatile constituents from animal and vegetation substances.

Charcoal Powder

Charcoal Powder is obtained by grinding of the charcoal. It is widely used as a basic raw material in the manufacturing of agarbathi/incense sticks, Mosquito Coils, Charcoal Briquettes, pencils etc. Features: The Charcoal Powder is assured to be free from any kind of impurity Sizes: 100 meshes It is available in 40 Kg pp...

TYPES

Commercial charcoal is found in either lump, briquette, or extruded forms:

v  Lump charcoal is made directly from hardwood material and usually produces far less ash than briquettes.

v  Pillow Shaped Briquettes are made by compressing charcoal typically made from sawdust and other wood by-products, with a binder and other additives. The binder is usually starch. Some briquettes may also include brown coal (heat source), mineral carbon (heat source), borax, sodium nitrate (ignition aid), limestone (ash-whitening agent), raw sawdust (ignition aid), and other additives.

v  Hexagonal Sawdust Briquette Charcoal is made by compressing sawdust without binders or additives, making it completely natural. Hexagonal Sawdust Briquette Charcoal is the preferred charcoal in countries like Taiwan, Korea, Middle East, Greece. It has a round hole through the center, with a hexagonal intersection. Mainly for BBQ uses as it does not emit odor, no smoke, and little ash, high heat, and long burning hours (exceeding 4 hours). Just pure wood aroma for the BBQ meat.

v    Extruded charcoal is made by extruding either raw ground wood or carbonized wood into logs without the use of a binder. The heat and pressure of the extruding process hold the charcoal together. If the extrusion is made from raw wood material, the extruded logsare then subsequently carbonized.^[10]

v  Japanese charcoal removes pyroligneous acid during the charcoal making. Therefore when burning, there are almost no stimulating smells or smoke. The charcoal of Japan is classified into three kinds.

·           White charcoal (Binchōtan) is very hard and has a metallic sound.

·           Black charcoal

Uses

Charcoal has been used since the earliest times for a range of purposes including art and medicine, but by far its most important use has been as a metallurgical fuel. Charcoal is the traditional fuel of a blacksmith's forge and other applications where an intense heat is wanted. Charcoal was also used historically as a source of carbon black by grinding it up. In this form charcoal was important to early chemists and was a constituent of formulas for mixtures such as gunpowder. Due to its high surface area charcoal can be used as a filter, as a catalyst or as an adsorbent.

v  Metallurgical fuel

v  Cooking fuel

v  Industrial fuel

v  Syngas production, automotive fuel

v  Gunpowder

v  Carbon source

v  Purification and filtrationi

v  Art

v  Horticulture

v  Smoking

v  Environmental implications 

Charcoal Powder Making Machine

Charcoal Powder Making Machine is used to make sawdust, sugar cane, rice straw, rice stalk, corn stalk, cotton stalk, bean husk and other agro-waste and forestry waste into half-charcoal stick. The product of this machine can be used to heat boiler, fireplace, etc for warm in house. The length of the finished product can be controlled by yourself, and we can also change it right for your requirement.

Working Principle of  Charcoal Powder Making Machine:
Briquette machine uses a large screw to grind, compress and extrude the biomass into briquettes. The natural lignin content in biomass is liberated with wood fiber under high pressure and temperature. In the briquetting process lignin serves as the glue and combines the particles of wood together, thus binding, compressing the biomass to form into various moulds of high density briquette, such as hexagonal, quadrangular, square,etc. As your requirement, we can also change the shape to order. And the diameters of briquettes are from 50-80 mm. Moreover non-binder needs to be used during this process.

Characteristics:
1. No binder or noxious chemical need to use.
2. The humidity of the raw materials is controlled in 8-12%.
3. Using the advanced Hot air drying system with the perfect performance.
4. After the processing of High temperature, purification, smoke removing, the carbonizing equipment transforms the semi-finished bio-fuel briquette into a smoke-free, tasteless, non-toxic cleaning carbon.

·         Material requirements:

Moisture: 8-12%, Size: 3mm ~ 5mm

Technical Data:

Model	Voltage/Hertz	Power (kw)	Capacity (kg/h)	Dimension (m)	Weight (kg)	Size of final products
GT-I	380V/50Hz	15+6	150-180	1.72x0.68x1.40	500	Diameter: 50mm Inner diameter: 15-20mm
GT-II	380V/50Hz	11+6 gearbox	250-280	1.72x0.68x1.40	650	Diameter: 70mm Inner diameter: 15-25mm
GT-III	380V/50Hz	22+9	300-350	1.95x0.96x1.50	870	Diameter: 80mm Inner diameter: 15-25mm
GT-IV	380V/50Hz	22+9 gearbox	450-400	2.1x0.75x1.60	1180	Diameter: 70mm Inner diameter: 15-25mm

"Indian Wholesale Charcoal Powder Suppliers"

Chitras Exporters

We deal in all types of charcoal and charcoal powder.

Business Type : Wholesale Suppliers

Address : Thennampalayam ,Tup, Chennai, Tamil Nadu India

Perumal Charcoal Industries

Wholesale suppliers of charcoal powder and cosmetic products.

Business Type : Wholesale Suppliers

Address : 350 Subramaniapuram Colony 2nd Street, sivakasi 626 189, Tamil Nadu India

Wood Pulverising Industries

We deal in coconut shell, charcoal powder, sawdust powder etc.

Business Type : Manufacturer / Exporters / Wholesale Suppliers

Address : Plot No 85,Road No 18,Antharasanahalli Industrial Area,2nd Phase, tumkur, Karnataka India

Supreme Minerals

Wholesale suppliers of activated carbon, charcoal powder, coal dust, graphite powder, fine black powder, active carbon, coal.

Business Type : Manufacturer / Wholesale Suppliers / Exporters

Market Cover : Domestic Market

Address : 25 Laxminagar, Chandrapur, Maharashtra India

Today, charcoal is commonly produced from any number of materials including sawdust, bamboo, coconut shells, olive pits, pecan shells, besides hardwoods.