Our unit near Jaipur dries, mills and densifies pure agri-residue into coal-grade solid fuel — tested batch by batch.
Mustard husk, groundnut shell and sawdust from eastern Rajasthan's surplus belts — filtered to remove stones, metal and foreign material before it enters the line.
A rotary drum dryer brings residue to the 10–12% moisture window — the single biggest factor behind a clean, nearly smokeless, high-calorific burn.
Hammer mills reduce biomass to consistent particles below 5 mm. Uniform sizing means denser fuel and lower energy use per tonne pressed.
High-pressure presses densify the biomass using its own natural lignin — no glue, no binders, no additives. Briquettes at 50–90 mm, pellets at 6–12 mm.
Counter-flow coolers bring fresh fuel to near-ambient temperature, locking in density and durability before it's handled.
A final sifter removes fines (recirculated back into the line). Fuel is packed, batch-tested for GCV, moisture and ash, and dispatched with its datasheet.

The workhorse of Rajasthan's boiler belt — dense, consistent, available at volume year-round.

Low ash, high heat — preferred by process industries that hate slagging.

Clean, low-smoke burn with minimal residue — the kiln favourite.

Sized for co-firing — flows through coal feed systems with zero retrofit.

Clean-burning pellets for thermal plants and industrial furnaces.

Export-grade pellets meeting international quality benchmarks.
Every batch that leaves our unit ships with its own datasheet — gross calorific value, moisture and ash, tested in-house before dispatch.
Batch-wise GCV, moisture and ash testing. The datasheet travels with the truck.
Weather-protected raw material and finished-goods storage keeps moisture below spec, monsoon included.
Multi-district feedstock contracts mean your fuel doesn't stop when the season turns.
Request a sample with a full GCV, moisture and ash report — then decide.