Ramdah Qimmah

Ramdah Qimmah recorded its highest initial temperature at 682.5 as its peak reading.

After two hours, Ramdah Qimmah recorded a temperature of 608°C, a benchmark reading after ash was removed.

It maintains a high temperature for an excellent period, with a steady and slight decline over two hours of use.

Heat is evenly distributed across the entire cube, providing equal heat from every direction.

It actually produces a low ash percentage of less than 2–3%. At one gram or less per hundred, the company describes this as a record-low ash level attributable to the absence of chemical impurities.

The purity and bright whiteness of the ash are presented as strong indications that Ramdah Qimmah charcoal is free from sulfur-based substances and chemical ignition agents.

Ash remains together on the ember, creating a cleaner appearance without scattering onto the surface used. This also helps maintain a stable ember temperature and makes the charcoal easier to handle after use.

Ramdah Qimmah uses very high compression, repeating the pressing process three times to ensure the cubes hold together.

High density provides stronger and longer-lasting heat compared with lightweight charcoal.

The cubes are designed not to crumble or break during transportation, storage, or even after ignition.

Ramdah Qimmah is distinguished by the absence of odor during ignition and glowing, thanks to the purity of the finest coconut-shell raw materials and the absence of chemical additives.