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    What Can I Do with Biochar?

    Biochar can be used for soil amendment, water and air filtration, storm water retention many construction materials including cement and asphalt, animal bedding, odor control and many other applications being researched every day..

    How Much Does a Maine Kiln Reduce Waste Volume?

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    What Can Be Burned in a Maine Kiln?

    See our list of feedstocks that you can produce biochar in our system. Contact us today for a consultation on your biomass to biochar goals.

    Where Can I Use My Mobile Biochar System?

    The Maine Kilns are mobile and can go anywhere a half-ton truck or tractor can be driven with a 16′ trailer.

    Check with your local zoning regulations for commercial or residential use.

    Fire danger will be very low with the enclosed firebox and emissions will be minimal.

    How Much Does a Maine Kiln Cost?

    The pricing for Maine Kilns depends on the configuration of your unit and accessories you select. Contact us here to learn more.

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    Is Financing Available for my Maine Kiln?

    Yes, whether it be a lease or a purchase, we can refer you to some of our financing partners for qualification of your financing needs.

    What are Maine Kiln Safety Procedures for Operation?

    The operator must have a water source on site for quenching and fire safety.

    Recommended operator safety equipment includes:

    Welding Gloves, Heat Face Shield, Welding Jacket or Apron, Long Pants, Long sleeve Shirts and Steel Toe Boots.

    We recommend Operational Training provided by the MBS team, and we recommend visual inspections of the unit prior to daily operation.