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BBQ Charcoal
Read morePackaging:
Size: 12kg Plastic Bags
Direct Container Deliveries: 1560 bags, 24 pallets
Excellent quality restaurant grade charcoal. Screened 40mm – 150mm
Industry recognised 12kg Blue Bag preferred by chefs
Larger screened grade which will burn longer and hotter than conventional bbq charcoal• Catering grade charcoal suitable for catering grills and home bbq
• Restaurant charcoal
• Smaller grade than restaurant grade but still very clean
• Polypropylene weather resistant bag
• Durable bag helps prevent damage -
Charcoal
Read moreQuick Details Place of Origin: Jakarta Raya, Indonesia Brand Name: Deltra Charcoal Model Number: DLT01 Material: Hard Wood Application: Barbecue (BBQ) Shape: Lump Type: Black Charcoal Calory (J): 18000 Ash Content (%): 3 Burning time: 4-6 Hours Diameter: 3.5-4.5cm Packing: Customized Payment Term: T/T
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Ruf Wood Briquettes
Read moreNone of our briquettes contain additives or chemicals. They are made from pure, untreated wood by-product and are held together by compression alone.
Compression: unknown
Calorific value: 4.9 kWh/kg
Max. ash content: <1%
Max. water content: <8%
Product Standard: PEFC.Dimensions
Block: 150mm x 90mm x 65mm
Weight: 833g approx.
Pack: 12 blocks = 10kgPackaging
RUF Oak come in a plastic pack. Please check with your local authority for recycling facilities.
Plastic is widely used for wrapping briquettes, in order to ensure that they stay dry, as a damp briquette will break up and be unsuitable for burning. The environmental impact of our products is important to us, so we work constantly with our suppliers to improve the sustainability of their packaging by encouraging the use of cardboard in place of plastic wherever possible.
RUF briquettes Suppliers
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Wood Briquettes
Read moreWood briquettes are made of dry, untreated wood chips. They are pressed with high pressure without any binder. By compacting the wood with this high pressure, it turns into a fuel like brown coal.
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Wood pellets (Pellet fuel)
Read morePellet fuels (or pellets) are biofuels made from compressed organic matter or biomass. Pellets can be made from any one of five general categories of biomass: industrial waste and co-products, food waste, agricultural residues, energy crops, and virgin lumber. Wood pellets are the most common type of pellet fuel and…
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