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Make Honeycomb Briquettes
(Make Coal Powder into Beehive Briquettes)
Honeycomb Briquette Machine for Sale
| Model | capacity Piece/min | Final briquette size |
Weight KG |
Power |
| GC 14 | 50 |
Round shape: below Ф140 Square shape: below100×100 |
1950 | 7.5KW4pole |
| GC 16 | 50 |
Round shape: below Ф160 Square shape: below 100×100 |
2250 | 7.5KW 4pole |
| GC 180 | 50 |
Round shape: below Ф180 Square shape: below 150×150 |
2500 | 7.5KW 4pole |
| GC 220 | 24 |
Round shape: below Ф220 Square shape: below 100×100 |
3500 | 11KW 4pole |
There are two types of honeycomb briquette machine: closed-type design and semi-closed type design.There are two types of honeycomb briquette machine: closed-type design and semi-closed type design.
Close type: The motor is included inside the main machine;
Semi-Close type: The motor is separate and outside the main machine.
Both closed and semi-closed type honeycomb briquette machine can be equipped with a series of moulds, which means you can make beehive briquettes with various different shapes including square, round, quincunx and multi-hole briquettes.
Tips for you to Make Honeycomb Briquettes
Honeycomb Briquette was the main fuel used for cooking in Chinese households in the 1980s, as there were no gas fuels or enough electrical power and electrical cooking devices at that time and the resources were distributed by the government including the coal. If you wish to learn how to make high quality honeycomb briquettes, you can follow the steps below.
- The most important factor is the quality of the coal - good quality coal has a bright color, and less impurities.
- Crush the raw coal into small pieces; the sifted coal powder would be good, and the rest of the coal has to be crushed again.
- Stir the coal powder well with a proper rate of mud and water; if too much water is added, it will be very difficult to shape the honeycomb briquette.
The making process of honeycomb briquettes is very simple. If the pretreatment is properly done, everyone with enough strength can master the operation of the honeycomb briquette machine after a couple of times.
