Activated Carbon Powder/Granulated/Coconut Shell Activated Carbon

Activated Carbon

This product is made from high-quality coconut shells from Southeast Asia through carbonization, activation, grinding, and other processes.

The products include food grade and industrial grade, mainly suitable for the decolorization, purification, deodorization, and impurity removal of high pigment solutions in various amino acid industries, such as refined sugar decolorization, monosodium glutamate industry, glucose industry, starch sugar industry, chemical additives, dye intermediates, food additives, pharmaceutical preparations,

Coconut Shell Activated Carbon

Coconut Shell: This type of activated carbon is derived from coconut shells, making it a renewable and environmentally friendly product. Coconut shell carbon is known for its hardness and high density, which results in superior filtration capabilities compared to other forms like coal or wood-based carbons.

Activated Carbon: This is carbon that has been processed to have small, low-volume pores that increase the surface area available for adsorption or chemical reactions. It's commonly used for water purification, air filtering, and industrial processes due to its high adsorption capacity.

6X12 Mesh Size

Mesh Size: The numbers 6x12 refer to the mesh size of the granules. Mesh size indicates the size range of the granules in the activated carbon. In this case:

6 mesh means that 95% or more of the carbon granules are retained by a sieve with 6 openings per inch.

12 mesh means that the carbon granules can pass through a sieve with 12 openings per inch.

This size range suggests that the granules are relatively large, which is often used for applications requiring high flow rates and lower pressure drops.

CTC 55

CTC: This stands for "Carbon Tetrachloride Activity." It's a measure of the activated carbon's ability to adsorb specific gases or vapors.

CTC 55: A CTC number of 55 indicates that the carbon has a high adsorption capacity, meaning it can adsorb 55% of its weight in carbon tetrachloride. This metric is often used to gauge the performance of activated carbon in vapor-phase applications.

Applications

Coconut Shell Activated Carbon 6X12 CTC 55 is commonly used in various applications, including:

Water Treatment: Removing chlorine, chloramines, VOCs, and organic compounds from water.

Air Purification: Adsorbing odors, VOCs, and other gaseous pollutants.

Gold Recovery: Used in the mining industry for the recovery of gold.

Food and Beverage: Purification processes to improve taste and remove contaminants.