Unleash the potential of biofuel with biomass briquettes.

Want to reduce your carbon footprint and save money? Try biomass briquettes! They are made from recycled waste materials like sawdust, agricultural waste and other biomass, so they are a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to conventional fuels. Plus, they burn longer and hotter, so you’ll get more bang for your buck!

Briquettes

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 are compressed blocks of sawdust that have been bound together by a binder such as clay, starch, or molasses. These briquettes are a great way to use sawdust that would otherwise be discarded. Made from renewable lumber, this biofuel briquette burns cleanly and efficiently with minimal ash residue.

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Groundnut Briquettes

Groundnut briquettes are a type of versatile fuel briquettes made from groundnuts. Groundnut briquettes are compacted and formed into cylindrical shapes and can be used as an alternative fuel source. 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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Coffee Husk Briquettes

Coffee husk briquettes are a form of biomass fuel made from the husks of coffee beans. The husks are dried and then compressed into small briquettes. Coffee husk briquettes are an eco-friendly option to traditional fuel sources, as they are made from a renewable resource and burn clean with no pollutants.

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Wood Chips Briquettes

Wood Chips briquettes are biofuel products made from compressed wood chips. The briquettes are usually made from hardwood species such as oak, maple, birch, and hickory. They produce a clean, smokeless flame with a high heat output and a long burn time.

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Rice Husk Briquettes

Rice husk briquettes are a type of compressed biomass fuel made by compressing rice husks, which are the shells that are removed from harvested grains of rice. The husks are dried and then compressed into briquettes or pellets. Rice husk briquettes are a great alternative to traditional fuels such as wood, coal, and oil as they are renewable, sustainable, and produce less air pollution when burned.

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