
Let me introduce our 50mm round charcoal. What is it used for? It is used for hookah and incense. The most notable feature is quick light.
First of all, its appearance is a 50mm diameter black round charcoal. We have different sizes of molds, pressed and dried. The raw material we choose is apple tree. We also have coconut shell charcoal cubes for hookah charcoal. Relatively speaking, our 50mm round charcoal saves more time than coconut shell charcoal. It can be ignited quickly and is very convenient to use indoors and outdoors.
The materials are environmentally friendly and clean, without any harmful substances. You only need to use a lighter to ignite it, and the lighting time is within 30-45 seconds. At the same time, there will be no sparks during the ignition process. Some miscellaneous wood charcoal will produce sparks when ignited, and there is a lot of smoke. Our charcoal uses pure natural 100% fruit wood, so it is safe and spark-free, and there is not so much smoke, only a very small amount of smoke, which does not affect the use.
We make products with different properties for different customer needs. The charcoal ignition speed can be adjusted, and the size of the smoke can also be adjusted. And each order can be provided with free samples before confirmation, and we will produce the order according to the quality of the samples.
In addition to product quality, another issue that is of greatest concern is packaging. We are an OEM factory, so the packaging of any product can be customized according to customer requirements, provided that our MOQ is a full container, and you can choose a 20ft container as a trial order.
We have a cooperative freight forwarder for ship booking. We have all the information used for ship booking. You can visit our factory at any time before placing an order. You can also come to the factory to supervise the production after placing an order. Our entire order production is transparent and there is nothing hidden. We are a leading charcoal manufacturer in China. We have 20 years of experience, from the beginning of burning charcoal to the current production of finished products.







