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Coconut peat is a by-product or waste from coconut processing. It is a pure natural organic medium that falls off during the processing of coconut shell fiber. The long high-quality coconut shreds are mainly used to produce mattresses, sofas, brushes, and other household items, while the short scraps are coconut bran.
Several good comprehensive utilization schemes of coconut peat are: 1. To produce cocopeat brick, which is a high-quality cultivation medium. The main production process is coconut peat dryer-briquette press-vacuum packaging machine. 2. Carbonization, although the quality of coconut bran charcoal is not as good as that of coconut shell charcoal, it can also be sold as a briquette after carbonization in a carbonization furnace. 3. To produce coconut bran cat litter. 4. Briquetting to produce biomass pellet fuel. For countries with rich coconut resources, this comprehensive utilization method is the last choice.
Our company can provide the above-mentioned solutions for turning waste into treasure from coconut peat. If you are interested in our equipments, please feel free to contact us.
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