Hardwood Charcoal - RANDR CONNECT LIMITED

What It Is

Hardwood charcoal is a high-carbon, solid fuel made by the carbonization of dense hardwoods such as African Rosewood, Iroko, Mahogany, and others. This traditional black fuel is widely used globally for cooking, heating, metallurgy, water purification, and industrial applications due to its long burn time, high heat output, and low ash content.

Why Hardwood Charcoal is in Demand Globally

Natural & Sustainable: Preferred in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia due to its eco-friendliness when sourced sustainably.
High Calorific Value: Offers consistent and intense heat, making it ideal for grilling, barbequing, and industrial furnaces.
Low Smoke & Odor: Especially demanded in restaurants, shisha lounges, and food processing industries abroad.
Clean Burn: Minimal ash residue makes cleanup easy and equipment-friendly.

Types of Hardwood Charcoal Exported

Restaurant Grade Lump Charcoal
BBQ Charcoal
Industrial Charcoal
Shisha Charcoal (from hardwood blends)

Export Packaging Options

Polythene bags inside woven sacks
Paper bags (10kg / 20kg / 25kg)
Customized branded packaging available on request
Container Load:
- 20ft Container: ~22–23 Metric Tons
- 40ft Container: ~26–27 Metric Tons

Export Specifications

Parameter	Value
Carbon Content	75% – 85%
Moisture Content	≤ 8%
Ash Content	≤ 4%
Volatile Matter	≤ 15%
Fixed Carbon	≥ 70%
Calorific Value	6,500–7,500 kcal/kg
Shape	Irregular lumps (2–20cm)
Color	Deep black with metallic sheen
Origin	Nigeria (various forest zones)