Coconut Charcoal Briquette Specifications: Ash, Moisture, Burn Time and Packaging
Buyers comparing coconut charcoal briquettes need a clear grade sheet, not a generic product name. This guide lists the specification items usually confirmed before a quote, using orientation figures already published on our coconut guide. It is not a fixed stock sheet for PT Energi Jaya Integra.
Ash often discussed around 2.5% or lower, moisture around 8% or lower, and 25 mm cubes are orientation figures from our existing coconut guide. Confirm every value per grade and test method.
How to read a grade sheet
A useful grade sheet names the parameter, the unit, the test method, and the lot or sample date. Without those four points, two offers that look similar may not be comparable.
Ask whether figures are wet basis or another stated basis, and whether the sample represents the shipment you will book.
Specification points to confirm
The table below mixes orientation ranges already published on our coconut guide with parameters buyers often ask about but should confirm per grade. Do not treat website numbers as a laboratory certificate.
| Parameter | Why it matters | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Ash | Affects cleanliness on bowls and grills | Orientation: often discussed around 2.5% or lower for many commercial coconut lots; confirm method and lot |
| Moisture | Affects storage stability and lighting | Orientation: often discussed around 8% or lower; confirm method and delivery basis |
| Size (for example 25 mm or 26 mm cubes) | Affects bowl or grill fit | Confirm the size band for the grade; 25 mm is an example already published; buyers also often request 26 mm |
| Fixed carbon | Common talking point for charcoal grades | Confirm per grade and test method—no fixed EJI number is published here |
| Burning time | Affects session length and portioning | Confirm per grade and test method—no fixed EJI burn-hour claim is published here |
| Ash colour | Matters for table service and lounge presentation | Confirm expected appearance for the market you serve |
| Breakage / fines after handling | Affects usable pieces after transit | Ask how breakage is limited in packing and transit |
| Inner pack and master box / carton | Affects retail readiness and landed handling | Confirm pack format and labelling needs; master-box layouts vary by enquiry |
Packaging and labelling
Commercial talks often separate inner packs from master boxes or cartons. Retail-ready packs and bulk master-box formats have different handling and cost profiles.
Share language, weight per pack, and any private-label needs early so the packaging discussion stays realistic.
Why lab method and sampling matter
The same ash or moisture label can differ when methods or sampling points change. Ask how the sample was taken and which method sits behind each figure.
For shisha-oriented buyers, also read coconut charcoal briquettes for shisha. For quote drivers, see price factors per ton. For HS and DG notes, see importing from Indonesia.
How to request a quote from PT Energi Jaya Integra
Use the Contact page with shape, size, ash and moisture targets, packaging, volume, and destination. Email info@tradeofindonesia.com or WhatsApp +62 878-7181-2860.
Frequently asked questions
Is 2.5% ash a guarantee?
No. It is an orientation figure often discussed for many commercial coconut lots. Confirm the band and method for your grade.
Is 25 mm the only size?
No. 25 mm is a published example; buyers also often request 26 mm or other formats. Confirm the size you need.
Should buyers rely on a website table alone?
No. Use the table as a checklist, then confirm values per grade, method and lot before ordering.
How do I request a quote?
Contact us with size, specs, packaging, volume and destination via the Contact page or info@tradeofindonesia.com.
Sources and technical notes
PT Energi Jaya Integra — Coconut charcoal briquettes guide (orientation figures)
Supports ash often discussed around 2.5% or lower, moisture around 8% or lower, and 25 mm cube examples already published on this site. Orientation only—not a laboratory certificate or EJI stock sheet.
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