After carbonization, the charcoal is crushed into small pieces to increase its surface area and improve its burning efficiency. It is then further ground into a fine powder to create a homogeneous mixture that will be used to form the briquettes.
After carbonization, the charcoal is crushed into small pieces to increase its surface area and improve its burning efficiency. It is then further ground into a fine powder to create a homogeneous mixture that will be used to form the briquettes.