Compacting a large amount of waste. An eco-friendly machine that considers both the Earth and your wallet.
"Charcoal Maker-kun" is a charcoal-making machine designed for waste materials. It is capable of heating livestock manure, vegetable scraps, and waste materials "without combustion" to transform them into charcoal. The resulting charcoal can be buried in the soil or soaked in water, contributing to soil improvement and water quality enhancement. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries. 【Features】 ■ Reduces waste volume and contributes to savings ■ Eco-friendly size that takes up little space and is easy to install ■ The final product, "biochar," is a solution for preventing global warming ■ Enriches soil and purifies water with the power of charcoal ■ Disinfects bacteria in compost *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was established in 1964 in Miyazaki Prefecture, and since then, we have been involved in various construction fields, including public works and livestock-related projects. Most of our employees hold qualifications such as first and second-class construction management engineers, and we have received high praise for our construction capabilities. In addition to hospitals and gas stations, we possess specialized knowledge and high technical skills gained from extensive experience in agricultural facilities and livestock barns. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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