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Coconut Charcoal Fines

Coconut Charcoal Fines

0 to 8 mm granular carbon, 70% fixed carbon, feedstock for industry.

  • Pre-carbonized input, no kilning needed
  • Sieve analysis with every lot
  • 1 t jumbo bags, 18 t per 20 ft

Overview

Granular coconut shell charcoal for briquette plants, activated carbon producers, and foundries. Screened fraction of the consumer lines plus dedicated milling runs, shipped with a sieve analysis per lot. Not a consumer fuel; sold and documented as industrial feedstock.

Feedstock properties

70% fixed carbon minimum with ash at 5% maximum, from the same cleaned shell stream as the consumer products. Coconut shell's pore structure makes it the preferred base for activated carbon.

Lot documentation

Each lot ships with sieve analysis, carbon and ash figures, and moisture reading. Custom granulometry bands are quoted on volume.

Packing and stowage

25 kg woven PP bags palletized, or 1 t jumbo bags floor-loaded. Moisture held at 12% maximum with liners for safe carriage under charcoal stowage rules.

Product FAQ

Ordering, testing, and shipping for this line.

What do buyers use coconut charcoal fines for?

Two uses dominate: feedstock for briquette plants that press their own shapes, and raw material for activated carbon producers who steam-activate the granules. Some foundries also buy fines as a recarburizing carbon source.

What granulation and carbon level do the fines hold?

Zero to 8 mm granular at 70% fixed carbon minimum, ash 5% maximum, moisture 12% maximum. Moisture runs higher than our pressed grades because fines are shipped unpressed and undried beyond the carbonization stage.

Are jumbo bags available for bulk volumes?

Yes. Twenty five kilogram woven PP bags for smaller programmes and 1 t jumbo bags for plant feed, both loaded FOB Jakarta or Semarang, with CIF on request.

What safety documentation ships with granular charcoal?

MSDS and the non self heating test report per shipment, which carriers require for charcoal under IMDG Class 4.2. Granular material is the format carriers scrutinize most, so the report is issued before booking rather than after.

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