Unleash the potential of biofuel with biomass briquettes

Made from recycled materials like sawdust and agricultural waste, biomass briquettes are a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for heating your home. They burn longer and hotter than conventional fuels, so you’ll get more efficient heating for your money.

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How to find the best biomass briquette?

Gross Calorific Value

Heat generated via combustion. Higher the number, higher the heat energy.

Moisture

Water content, a fire adversary. Lesser the moisture, easier to light.

Ash Content

Burnt briquette residues. Lesser the ash, better the burning.

Sawdust Briquettes

Sawdust briquettes, formed by compressing sawdust with its binders like clay, starch or molasses, provide a sustainable outlet for discarded sawdust. This biofuel, sourced from renewable wood, burns efficiently and leaves minimal ash, making it a responsible choice for fueling needs.

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Groundnut Briquettes

Groundnut briquettes are relatively easy to produce, using a variety of ingredients such as groundnuts, charcoal, sawdust, and other organic materials. They have a higher heat output than other types of briquettes and can be used in a variety of applications.

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Coffeehusk Briquettes

Crafted from dried coffee bean husks and compacted into briquettes, coffee husk briquettes offer a green alternative to traditional fuels. Sourced from renewable coffee resources, these briquettes burn cleanly and do not contribute to pollution, making them an practical eco-fuel option.

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Woodchips Briquettes

Wood chips briquettes, made from compressed wood chips of hardwood species like oak, maple, birch, and hickory, provide a biofuel option. They yield a clean, smokeless flame with a high heat output and long burn time, making them a reliable fuel source for various applications.

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Rice husk Briquettes

Rice husk briquettes are compressed biomass fuels created by compressing rice husks, the shells separated from harvested rice grains. After drying, these husks are compressed into briquettes or pellets. Offering a sustainable and renewable option, rice husk briquettes produce minimal air pollution compared to traditional fuels like wood, coal, and oil.

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