Activated charcoal

Granulated activated carbon is a universal adsorbent obtained from high quality bituminous coal by steam or chemical activation. Due to its diverse pore structure, high surface area and good mechanical strength, it provides effective adsorption of a wide range of pollutants. Due to its cost-effectiveness and durability, granular activated carbon is widely used for water and wastewater treatment, air and industrial applications.

Granulated activated charcoal

Appendices｜
- Industrial wastewater treatment
- Groundwater remediation
- Air purification

Raw materials｜ Coal base

Technical specifications｜
- Iodine content: 800-1000 mg/g
- Apparent density: 450-550 kg/m³
- Ash content: 10% max.
- Hardness: 95% min.
- Particle size: 4×6, 4×10, 6×12, 6×16, 8×16, 8×30, 12×20, 12×40, 30×60, 50×70,

Characteristics｜
- High mechanical strength for durability
- Effective for removing a wide range of contaminants
- Suitable for high flow rate applications
- Cost-effective for large-scale water treatment

Activated carbon in carbon granules is a cylindrical adsorbent made from selected coal using advanced activation technologies. It has a homogeneous shape, well-developed pore network and high density. Due to its excellent adsorption capacity and low pressure drop, activated carbon in the form of carbon granules is particularly suitable for gas phase applications including solvent recovery, air purification, and as a catalyst in various industrial processes.

Activated carbon from coal pellets

Appendices｜
- Purification of the gas phase
- Solvent regeneration
- Support for catalysis

Raw materials｜ Coal base

Technical specifications｜
- Amount of iodine: 850-1050 mg/g
- Apparent density: 400-500 kg/m³
- Ash content: 12% max.
- Hardness: 98% min.
- Particle size: 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm

Characteristics｜
- High mechanical strength for longer service life
- Good adsorption capacity for various organic compounds
- Suitable for fixed bed adsorbers in the gas phase

Activated charcoal charcoal powder is a finely ground adsorbent obtained from coal by a controlled activation process. It has a large surface area, fast adsorption kinetics and a balanced pore size distribution. Due to its high adsorption capacity and versatility, carbon activated powder is widely used in liquid phase systems such as water treatment, waste incineration gas treatment, especially where rapid removal of pollutants is required.