Shells Suppliers and Manufacturers
Shell Fish Clam meat CookedWhite (Meretrix Meretrix) Yellow (Paphia Undulata) : 200/300 to 800/1000 pcs/lb Scallop Meat Raw, Roe off (Chlamys Nobilis) : 80/120 to 500/800 pcs/lb
Coconut Shell Charcoal Origin from Indonesia We able to supply 20.000 MT each month, with competitve price We looking for buyer with longterm contact
we are a leading supplier raw seashell and seashell handicraft from Vietnam
Coconut shell charcoal is made from 100% sustained organic materials. Great for any purpose, especially food cooking and BBQ. This product have high calories with longer burning time and less ash. Moisture: 15% maximum Ash Content: 5% maximum Size: Not more than 5% pass through a 0.5cm mesh sieve Calories: 6500-7000
We are coconut shell charcoal wholesale company, based in Tangerang, Indonesia We have stocks of Coconut Shell Charcoal with specification of : - Natural size - Moisture content max 12% - Ash max 3% - Packed in PP bags
Natural Coconut Shell Charcoal Size : Natural Moisture : Less then 12% Dust : Less then 3% Callorie : up to 7500 Carbon : up to 78% Total sulphur : less than 0.05% VM : Less than 15% Packaging : Standar PP Bag 30 - 50 kg origin : Indonesia
Natural Coconut Shell Bowl : We Are A Leading Supplier Natural Coconut Handicraft From Vietnam - Coconut Bowl - Coconut Spoon - Coconut Fork - Coconut Hangbag
Size: 3 x 6 mesh - 14 - 16mm, 4 x 8 mesh - 7 - 9mm, 8 x 20 mesh - 2 - 3mm, natural size) No smell - No Smoke - No spark when fire Long time burning High calorific Calories: 5700-6500 Kcal/Kg Moisture: 20 - 22% (max) (or as buyerâ??s option) Ash: 3% (max) Foreign matter: 1% (max) Volatile matter: 22% (max) Fixed carbon content: 71% (min) Sulfur: 0.01%
Sunflower kernels.
Moisture: 12-15% Impurities: 2-3% Volatile matter: 13% Calorie: 7000kJ Packaging: pp woven bag
Candle nut / Kukui nut shell charcoal use for : raw material of activated carbon or common carbon company specification moisture : less then 100% dush : less then 5% volatile matter : less then 15% fix carbon : up to 73%
Coconut shells charcoal are made from coconut shells material in incinerator technology in Vietnam. Using natural completely method, environmentally friendly and no chemical use. Coconut Shell Charcoal is also used to produce activated carbon. Moisture: 20% Iodine: 900-1300 Ash content: 2-3% Fix carbon: 70-75% 10 MT/cont 20 ft Packing: 40Kg/PP bag
Pistachio is a member of the cashew family is a small tree origination from Central Asia and the Middle East.
Cashew Shell.
Origin : Vietnam Ingredient: 100% natural Type: with string Size: 10-15 Usage: bird food container
We can supply you Coconut Shell Products in all shapes.
Dear Buyer I'm Iris from Viet Delta Industrial Co., Ltd., a leading supplier for coconut craft from VietNam, especially is Handbags . We are having good price and high quality that you are looking for. Origin: Vietnam Material: coconut shell size : from 17 to 40 cm Color: as photos or as customize Min of order: 300pcs Price: based on quantity With bigger quantity, price will be reduced. Payment: T/T, L/C Delivery time: based on quantity
Coconut Shell Activated Charcoal : Diameter: 0.8 to 5mm Color: Typical black Water solubility: Nil Solvent solubility: Nil Moisture: 5% max Ash: 3% max Hardness: 95% min PH: 9-11 Ignition point: Above 450oC
Broken of raw coconut shell
Coconut Shell Charcoal Briquette is a compressed type charcoal briquette made from 100% natural coconut shell. Our charcoal briquettes are made of granular coconut shells that are mechanically crushed, mashed and molded using 100% natural binder and no chemicals. As a fuel, it is hotter and lasts longer than ordinary charcoal. There is no smoke, no spark, no smell and hence apt for use in barbecues. It is suitable for household use both indoors and outdoors, for use in grilling at restaurants and BBQ houses. Also, it is ideal for food industries, metallurgy, etc. Coconut shell charcoal briquette can be used for stove fuel, incense and guacharo wood burning, hookah smoking (shisha, hubble-hubble, waterpipe, nargile) etc.
