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[[File:Segmented Pocketed Roll Briquetters_1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Segmented Pocketed Roll Briquetters]] | |||
'''Segmented Pocketed Roll Briquetters''' are suited for tough applications. The compaction forces can vary from 10 to 900 tons, creating a hard product that will resist attrition. In many cases, a binder is not required to produce these briquettes, thus this process is more economical than competitive systems. Briquettes provide control of surface area and airflow for better combustion or reaction. The attractive form provides convenience for the final application. | |||
==Common Applications== | |||
*Salt | |||
*Metallic ores | |||
*Charcoal | |||
*Refractory materials | |||
*Carbon enhancing materials | |||
*Malcic Anhydride | |||
*Metal powders | |||
*Water treatment chemicals | |||
==Related Video== | |||
<youtube>Q7Csvoi3kMM</youtube> | |||