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Briquettes for grill businesses: match them to your grill first
A domestic buyer usually judges briquettes on one test: do they work on my own grill. So the table below is a list of questions, and a sample is what answers them.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Unit | Test method | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ash | ≤ 2.5 | % | Printed on the Kora product page | |
| Fixed carbon | ≥ 75 | % | Printed on the Kora product page | |
| Moisture | ≤ 5 | % | Printed on the Kora product page | |
| Burn time | ≥ 90 | min per unit | Printed on the Kora product page | |
| Drop test | No cracking | Printed on the Kora product page | ||
| Pack listed | Inner pack 1 kg, master carton 10 kg | Printed on the Kora product page | ||
| Laboratory report for grade A | Ask sales | None published | ||
| Shapes open to domestic orders | Ask sales | Ask sales |
Under research, not yet verified · Grade A figures are printed on the main Kora site. The only laboratory report Kora shows covers grade B samples, so the figures above lack independent support.
Who it suits
Grill businesses that keep charcoal lit for hours and want steadier heat, and traders who sell briquettes in small packs to regular customers.
How to trial it in your own kitchen
- Use the same grill you use every day.
- Note how many briquettes you load, how you light them and when the embers die.
- Repeat the run twice so the first result is not your only reference.
- Bring those notes to the conversation with sales.
What to ask
Which shape the figures were printed for, the basis behind ash and fixed carbon, and the packs that can reach your city. All of it is settled at quotation.
Questions buyers ask
What figures does Kora print for grade A shell briquettes?
Ash at most 2.5 per cent, fixed carbon at least 75 per cent, moisture at most 5 per cent, burn time at least 90 minutes per unit and a drop test with no cracking. The listed pack is a 1 kg inner pack in a 10 kg master carton.
Is there independent laboratory support for the grade A briquette figures?
No. The only laboratory report Kora shows covers grade B samples, so the grade A figures lack independent support. Treat the table as a list of questions and prove them with a sample on your own grill.
What should I ask Kora before buying briquettes for a grill business?
Ask which shape the figures were printed for, the basis behind ash and fixed carbon, and which packs can reach your city. The shapes open to domestic orders are not printed, so ask sales. All of it is settled at quotation.