The company manufactures stoves and stoves and an internationally recognized grill

Ñuke began its activities in 2004, as a family business founded by Marcos and Jorge Dartiguelongue and dedicated to the production of wood stoves; multifunction for cooking and heating; stoves, ovens and grills in general intended for export to the United States, Canada, Germany, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and Uruguay. According to reports, in the local market sales increase at an average of 20% annually thanks to the modernization of production and quality and design standards.
They use ultra-transparent Japanese glass-ceramic that resists thermal shock, is ecological, has no expansion or contractions and transmits heat homogeneously.
“Our Delta grill was recognized in the United States, according to Forbes magazine among the 10 best grills and according to amazingribs.com, the best garden grill of 2021,” said Jorge Dartiguelongue, current director. "The main obstacle to the use of biomass is the low efficiency of the devices used, but in collaboration with INTI we achieved yields of 76% compared to 10% for a conventional home and 25% for a common salamander, which are among the highest in the world. Our devices completely burn firewood with 95% combustion efficiency, so they do not generate toxic gases or detectable amounts of carbon monoxide and reach less than 56.5 mg/Kcal, four times less than required by the Canadian standard CAN/CSA- B415.1-92. Lighting a Ñuke is a ritual that celebrates the pleasure of finding ourselves under the same fire. “We are on the move, innovating in ecological products that bring the pleasure of sharing to every home.”