What are briquettes?
Briquettes are small metallic "tablets" or "cylinders" manufactured through a pressing process (briquetting) of metal shavings or powders. Metallic powder briquettes are cold-pressed using roller briquetting machines with the addition of binders to provide mechanical strength to the final product. Shaving briquettes are cold-pressed using hydraulic briquetting machines without the need for any binders. The purpose of pressing these metallic powders is the extraction of liquids/oils and increasing the material's density so that it can be used more efficiently in the melting process in electric furnaces.
Briquettes from Renova Reciclagem
CARBON STEEL BRIQUETTES
GR-90
The G-90 Agglomerated Steel Powder Scrap consists of small metallic tablets produced through a compaction process of iron and steel fines. The primary raw material used is metallic powder generated during the finishing process of metals (grit fines).
The goal of the compaction is to increase the product’s density, improving its electrical conductivity and infusion into the metal bath. This process also helps prevent oxidation of the metallic charge, ensuring greater efficiency and quality in material reuse.
BRIQUETTES
STAINLESS STEEL
BH-85CR
The Renova stainless steel briquettes have been developed for use in electric furnaces in steel mills and foundries. They are excellent substitutes for traditional stainless steel scrap, offering high density, ease of transportation/storage, and stable chemical composition.
BRIQUETTES FOR COUNTERWEIGHT BCP-20
The Renova counterweight briquettes have been developed to replace materials used in machine and equipment counterweights. They are excellent cost-effective substitutes, offering high density and ease of transportation/storage.
