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Charcoal

Binchotan

Binchotan

Packaging

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Carton Box

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Size

Small Size

Long : 5-6 cm
Width : 2.5-4 cm

Medium Size

Long : 5-6 cm
Width : 5-6 cm

Small Size 2

Long : 4-5 cm
Width : 2-3.5 cm

Extra Small Size

Long : 1.5 cm
Width : 1.5 cm

Steps to Make Binchotan Charcoal​

  1. Prepare the Wood
  • Select Hardwood: Choose dense, hard wood without any resin or sap.
  • Cut and Dry: Cut the wood Cut the wood into uniform pieces, usually between 100-120 cm long, diameter between 8-20 cm.
  • Arrange Wood Properly: arrange the wood carefully vertically. For a single burn with a capacity of 10 tons of wood, ensure the kiln is in good condition with no leaks that could affect the final product.
  • Loading: Load the kiln with wood evenly. Avoid over-packing as it can obstruct airflow and result in uneven burning.
  1. Carbonization
  • Heating: Place the wood pieces inside the kiln. The carbonization process involves heating the wood at a high temperature in a low-oxygen environment. This usually requires temperatures between 1000°C and 1,200°C. all proses during 9-10 days.
  • Low Oxygen Carbonization: To achieve high-quality binchotan, removed into drum metal capacity 50-75 kg and sealing tightly to minimizing the amount of oxygen. The proses is 24 hours until temperature around 30-40 °C
  1. Cooling and Weathering
  • Remove the Charcoal: Once cool, carefully remove the charcoal from drum metal, and placed to the dry area to prevent itu from absorbing moisture.
  • For weathering processes at our factory is 14 days
  1. Finishing
  • Inspect and Clean: Inspect the charcoal for any impurities or irregularities.
  • Cutting: if the charcoal is in large chuncks, must cutting into smaller piece before sorting.
  • Sortir: sortir the charcoal classifying the charcoal pieces according to their dimensions.
  • Storage: Store the binchotan charcoal in a dry, airtight container to prevent it from absorbing moisture.

Steps to Make Wood Charcoal (Black Charcoal)

Making wood charcoal involves a process called pyrolysis, where wood is heated in the absence of oxygen to remove moisture and volatile compounds, leaving behind carbon-rich charcoal.

  1. PREPARE RAW MATERIAL

Soft wood : Sengon wood or silk tree

  • Select soft wood: Choose dense, soft wood without any resin or sap.
  • Cut and Dry: Cut the wood into uniform pieces, usually between 100-120 cm long, diameter between 8-20 cm.
  • Arrange Wood Properly: arrange the wood carefully vertically. For a single burn with a capacity of 10 tons of wood, ensure the kiln is in good condition with no leaks that could affect the final product.
  • Loading: Load the kiln with wood evenly. Avoid over-packing as it can obstruct airflow and result in uneven burning.
  1. Carbonization

Heating: Place the wood pieces inside the kiln. The carbonization process involves heating the wood at a high temperature in a low-oxygen environment. This usually requires temperatures between 400°C and 700°C. all proses during 3-4 days.

  1. Cooling & Weathering

Remove the Charcoal: Once cool, carefully remove the charcoal from drum metal, and placed to the dry area to prevent itu from absorbing moisture. For weathering processes at our factory is 14 days

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  1. Finishing
  • Inspect and Clean: Inspect the charcoal for any impurities or irregularities.
  • Sortir: sortir the charcoal classifying the charcoal pieces according to their dimensions. Our dimensions is
  • Storage: Store the binchotan charcoal in a dry, airtight container to prevent it from absorbing moisture.