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Hard Coal 5 – 25 mm Pallet 50 x 20kg
Hard Coal 5 – 25 mm Pallet 50 x 20kg
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This premium hard coal with a 5 to 25 mm grain size delivers high heating efficiency and a sustained, consistent burn for residential heating. With a calorific value of at least 6.75 kWh/kg (25–26 MJ/kg) and low ash content, it provides intense and long-lasting heat suitable for continuous-burning stoves, room heaters, and automated systems.
Featuring minimal residual moisture and low sulfur content, this coal offers clean handling, easy storage, and reduced environmental impact compared to lignite. Packaged in a full pallet of fifty 20 kg bags totaling 1,000 kg, it ensures a dependable and cost-effective fuel supply for heating large spaces throughout the season.
Key Features
| Product Type | Hard Coal |
| Suitable Fireplaces | Continuous burning stove |
| Calorific Value | ≥ 6.75 kWh/kg (25 – 26 MJ/kg) |
| Grain Size | 5 – 25 mm |
| Ash Content | ≤ 4.2% |
| Sulfur Content | ≤ 0.8% |
| Residual Moisture | ≤ 15.3% |
| Package Quantity | 50 bags |
| Weight per Bag | 20 kg |
| Total Pallet Weight | 1000 kg |
| Bag Dimensions (L x W x H) | 120 cm x 40 cm x 12 cm |
| Pallet Dimensions (L x W x H) | 1.2 m x 1 m x 1.15 m |
Highlights
- High energy output with a calorific value of ≥ 6.75 kWh/kg (25–26 MJ/kg)
- Uniform 5–25 mm grain size suitable for standard and automatic stoves
- Low ash (≤ 4.2%) and low sulfur content (≤ 0.8%)
- Full pallet containing 50 individual 20 kg bags (1,000 kg total)
Materials & care
Store bags in a dry, covered space. Because hard coal naturally absorbs very little water or moisture, it remains easy to store and ready for efficient burning.
Compatibility
Compatible with continuous-burning stoves, room stoves, solid-fuel kitchen ranges, and modern automated heating boilers configured for 5–25 mm pea coal.
How to use
Preheat your stove or heating appliance by lighting an initial fire using standard kindling and firewood. Once a solid bed of embers is established, add the 5–25 mm hard coal to achieve a consistent, long-lasting burn.
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