Compressed charcoal was first created in China, which is why it is referred to as Chinese charcoal in Iran. This product is considered one of the most beneficial types of charcoal compared to traditional charcoal and offers numerous advantages. Compressed charcoal is also known as industrial charcoal or compressed briquette charcoal, which is produced using a different process than traditional charcoal. It involves several raw materials, including sawdust, which are combined and then compressed using a specialized charcoal machine.

The most significant advantage of Ramses compressed charcoal over other types of charcoal is its environmental friendliness. Ramses compressed charcoal is made from high-quality, clean sawdust. Unlike traditional charcoal, it does not involve cutting down trees, thereby preserving forests and protecting nature.

Ramses compressed charcoal, shaped like a (square with a hole in the center), burns longer and produces more heat. This allows it to be used for extended periods compared to traditional charcoal.

One of the biggest advantages of Ramses compressed charcoal is that it does not emit any odor, gases, or sparks during burning. It is completely odorless, gasless, and spark-free.

Ramses compressed charcoal is produced entirely from natural materials without the addition of chemicals. It has an excellent ability to sustain a consistent penetration process, making it an economical choice in the medium term.

Usage:
Ramses compressed charcoal is used for barbecuing and is also utilized in cold countries where gas is unavailable, serving as firewood for heating homes and cooking.

1. Compressed charcoal does not contain any chemical compounds and is completely organic.
2. Never light charcoal indoors.
3. Keep out of reach of children.
4. Do not leave burning charcoal unattended in nature or in the grill, and be sure to extinguish it completely.