CARBONERO Extra Sifted Sawdust Charcoal Briquette Indonesia 10kg- Broken Pieces - Ideal for Professional Use , Restaurants & BBQ

-100% natural briquettes are produced in Southeast Asia, based on charcoal and without chemical impurities.
They are mainly aimed for professional use in restaurants and tavernas, as well as for private barbecue enthusiasts.

-The unique hexagonal briquettes with hole in the center, offer more baking time and excellent combustion properties.
It is easy to activate and packaged in 10 kg boxes.

 • 100% Natural charcoal briquettes, without chemical                                              • Stable High combustion packaging of 10 kg low ash level

 • Length briquettes 12-18 cm ,                                                                                  • Stable High combustion

 • No odors ,                                                                                                               • Durable, not broken

The hexagonal briquettes Carbonero is an excellent choice of briquettes for the baking professionals. The combustion time of the briquette is 7 hours, while the combustion stability of the briquette is excellent and the waiting time for starting the cooking reaches 40 minutes. The economy of briquettes for long-lasting roasting is enormous if it requires twice as much charcoal for the same result. 

The production process of briquettes is made with sophisticated and environmentally friendly technology. Raw material of the briquette is the sawdust, which results from cutting tree trunks.With proper treatment and after compression at high temperature (300 C) takes the form of wood briquette. Under these conditions of pressure and temperature the natural resins of the Wood act as natural adhesives.The use of any other foreign substance is not requirement. This method produces the ideal wood for charcoal production. Heavy (double the heavier wood), stiff, homogeneous, dry.  Then cool for two days, followed by sorting and packing. Result of the above procedure, is the perfect charcoal, the hexagonal briquettes Carbonero.