White Charcoal from Coffee Wood

Coffee wood is relatively hard and is used as a raw material for charcoal production after the trees age or are removed during replanting. Utilizing Binchotan-style technology, the charcoal undergoes high-temperature processing to enhance its hardness, density, and heat retention capabilities.

Characteristic

Bamboo charcoal is produced from natural bamboo through a carbonization process. Bamboo is a fast-growing and renewable resource, making it suitable for products based on renewable biomass. Certain commercial bamboo charcoal varieties feature a fixed carbon content of approximately 75–82%, a moisture content of ≤5%, and low ash content.

♻️ Utilizing wood from coffee trees

Instead of discarding or directly burning coffee wood following replanting, this biomass source can be converted into higher-value charcoal products.

🔥 Stable heat

Suitable for BBQ, Yakiniku, Yakitori, and applications requiring steady heat.

💨 Low smoke – low odor

Once the charcoal is burning steadily, smoke and odor emissions are low.

🌱 The product story is highly suited to the ESG market.

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Source

Vietnam

Raw materials

100% Coffee Wood

Production dimensions

Standard:

  • Diameter: 30–80 mm
  • Length: 100–200 mm

Can be produced:

  • S: 20–40 mm
  • M: 30–50 mm
  • L: 40–60 mm
  • XL: upon request

Some Vietnamese suppliers currently specify coffee wood white charcoal with diameters ranging from 30 to 120 mm, which can be adjusted upon request.

Packaging

10 kg / 15 kg / 20 kg carton
or packaged according to customer requirements.

reference specifications

Fixed Carbon >90%*
Moisture ≤5%
Ash ≤3–4%
Calorific Value ~7,200–7,800 kcal/kg
Burning Time ~4–5 hours
Smoke Very low after stable combustion is established.
Spark Very low

Actual specifications must be verified against the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for each shipment. Vietnamese commercial sources report varying fixed carbon content and calorific values ​​for white charcoal, depending on the factory or production process.