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Transform Waste Into Fuel - Save Money, Save the Planet

Multimate Briquette Maker


Transform Waste Into Fuel - Save Money, Save the Planet

Award-Winning Innovation: Briquette Maker Manufacturer of the Year 2025 & Heating Innovation Excellence Award 2025

Turn Your "Waste" Into Premium Heating Fuel

From Horse Manure to Heat: Transform stable waste into fire briquettes that burn hotter and longer than expensive store-bought logs. What costs you money to dispose of can now heat your home for free.

From Paper to Power: Convert newspapers, cardboard, and office waste into dense, long-burning fire logs. Stop paying for firewood when your recycling bin is full of free fuel.

Why Multimate?

✓ Heavy-Duty Construction: Built from 2-3mm mild steel to last for years
✓ Proven Results: Over 1,000 presses sold worldwide with zero complaints
✓ Complete System: Everything you need from press to drying racks
✓ Expert Support: Comprehensive manuals, video tutorials, and active community forum
✓ Versatile: Works with horse manure, waste paper, cardboard, and organic materials

Our Range

MK-II Press: Our flagship model - perfect for regular home use
MK-V Press: Larger capacity for serious fuel production
Tabletop Version: Compact solution for smaller spaces

Real Results

  • 2-3 hours of consistent heat per briquette
  • Burns at 350-500°C - comparable to hardwood logs
  • Zero waste disposal costs for stables and farms
  • Complete energy independence from your own materials

From Waste to Wealth

Stop seeing horse manure as a disposal problem - see it as premium fuel stock. Stop throwing away paper - turn it into heating gold. Join the resource revolution where nothing valuable gets wasted.

"There is no waste. Only misplaced resources."

Quality German engineering. Built to last. Backed by results.


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