Barbecue Briquettes

The company is one of the largest exporters of Barbecue briquettes in Sri Lanka. The product is coconut shell charcoal briquettes. Charcoal briquettes are mainly used as fuel for barbecuing although it can be used for any similar heat generation process.

Information of Barbecue Briquettes

Barbecue Briquettes are made from the coconut shell, which is carbonised and then compressed, to briquettes. Thus it is environmentally friendly being derived from a renewable resource and being 100% organic in its content.

In addition Coconut shell charcoal is far superior in heat value to most other substitute products. Also unlike the substitute products the fact that coconut shell charcoal is manufactured using a renewable resource makes it environmentally friendly and a sustainable source of energy. The low sulfur content (almost NIL) in Coconut shell charcoal also makes the smoke produced by the briquettes absolutely odour free

Furthermore barbecue briquettes are packed in high quality durable packaging with the outer cover customized for the relevant market.

In summary this briquettes possesses the following competitive advantages over its competitors.

The result is a safe and economical barbecue fire, which is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

The briquettes are produced using coconut shell charcoal dust as the primary raw material. Coconut shell charcoal dust originates as a by-product in the process of manufacturing activated carbon. Therefore the raw material is sourced directly from activated carbon manufactures.

The production process involves mixing the charcoal dust with a starch-based binder, using two high capacity mixers. (Currently wheat flour is used). This mixture is eventually fed in to the briquetting machine, which is a heavy-duty high capacity unit that produces pillow shaped briquettes.

These briquettes are then placed on trays and stacked in trolleys, which are passed through a dryer to reduce the moisture content to acceptable levels.
The dried briquettes are then transferred to the packing area where it is first bagged and palletised to be loaded on to containers.

Briquettes used 1.5 KG
Distance from Briquettes Layer 4 Inches