Charcoal Briquettes Machine Cone

The Charcoal Briquettes Machine Cone is typically a screw-type extruder designed to compress powdered charcoal (or other fine materials) into dense, consistently shaped briquettes, often round, square, or hexagonal sticks. It works by forcing the powdered material through a heated, tapered die using an auger, where high pressure and temperature cause the material's inherent binder (like lignin in biomass) or added binder to bond. Key features often include wear-resistant materials for the screw and die, adjustable capacity (e.g., 1-3 tons/hour), varying power requirements (e.g., 5.5-22 kW), and an automatic temperature control system to ensure stable, high-density, and long-burning final products.