25mm Hardwood Briquettes

Hardwood Briquettes are compact, efficient cooking fuel made from compressed hardwood sawdust and chips without any chemicals or binders. Shaped into 25mm cylindrical briquettes, they offer a clean, steady burn time of up to 3 hours, making them an ideal alternative to firewood, charcoal, or LPG for domestic and commercial cooking. With a low moisture content of 4% and ash content of 11%, and priced at just Rs 6.5/kg, these briquettes are a cost-effective and sustainable solution for clean cooking.

Product Specifications:

Key Features & Benefits:

• Steady 3-Hour Burn Time: Perfect for medium-duration cooking tasks.

• Ideal for Cooking: Clean-burning, non-toxic, and food-safe.

• 100% Natural Fuel: No chemicals or binders, only compressed hardwood.

• Low Moisture (4%): Ensures quick ignition and efficient combustion.

• Moderate Ash (11%): Easier cleanup than firewood or raw biomass.

• Highly Affordable: At Rs 6.5/kg, its cheaper than LPG or charcoal.

Applications & Use Cases:

1. Domestic Cooking (Rural & Urban):
   Excellent for homes using traditional stoves, chulhas, or modern biomass cookers.

2. Institutional Kitchens:
   Suitable for schools, hostels, temples, and rural canteens with high cooking volumes.

3. Restaurants & Street Vendors:
   Reliable, long-lasting fuel for tandoors, grills, and large pots.

4. Backup Cooking Fuel:
   Ideal for emergencies or load-shedding zones where LPG or electricity is unavailable.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What are these briquettes made of?
A1. They are made from compressed sawdust and chips of hardwood treesno chemicals or adhesives added.

Q2. Are these safe for cooking?
A2. Yes, they are completely natural and food-safe, with clean combustion and no harmful fumes.

Q3. How long do they burn?
A3. Each batch can burn for approximately 3 hours, depending on airflow and stove type.

Q4. Can I use these in a traditional chulha or stove?
A4. Absolutely. These briquettes are designed to work in traditional stoves, mud chulhas, and even modern biomass cookers.

Q5. What about the ash content?
A5. The ash content is around 11%, which is higher than some fuels, but still manageable and cleaner than raw firewood.

Q6. Are they cheaper than LPG?
A6. Yes. At Rs 6.5/kg, they are significantly more economical for bulk or continuous cooking needs.