Coconut shell based activated carbon is considered as the best activated carbon ever made. ● coconut shell based activated carbon is extremely porous with large surface area. ● porous structure suitable for fast adsorption. ● naturally occurring raw material. ● zero carbon footprint. ● very high hardness. ● very low impurity content.

coal based activated carbon has a high surface area characterized by both mesopores and micropores. 1) consistent density 2) hard materials with minimal dust generation. 3) economical coal based activated carbon is very popular in gas phase purification, potable water purification, wastewater purification and aquariumpond water purification applications.

Generally speaking wood based carbons have a high proportion of meso- and macropores when compared with typical coal and especially coconut based carbons. They exhibit different sorption and desorption properties and are often capable of adsorbing quite large molecules. Their properties make them particularly suitable in applications such as. 1) decolorising, for example for fruit juices, beverages, food stuffs and pharmaceutical products. 2) purification of edible oils, sweeteners, starches etc. 3) solvent recovery. 4) use in vehicle evaporative loss control devices. Wood powder activated carbon is non-toxic, without taste and it has the appearance of a fine black powder. Offering a sizable surface area, and robust adsorption abilities, it is perfectly suited to water clarifying and purifying within the production of sugars, pharmaceuticals, beverages and also wines. It is also used around the globe for waste water treatment.

Coconut shell based activated carbon is considered as the best activated carbon ever made. ● coconut shell based activated carbon is extremely porous with large surface area. ● porous structure suitable for fast adsorption. ● naturally occurring raw material. ● zero carbon footprint. ● very high hardness. ● very low impurity content.

coal based activated carbon has a high surface area characterized by both mesopores and micropores. 1) consistent density 2) hard materials with minimal dust generation. 3) economical coal based activated carbon is very popular in gas phase purification, potable water purification, wastewater purification and aquariumpond water purification applications.

Generally speaking wood based carbons have a high proportion of meso- and macropores when compared with typical coal and especially coconut based carbons. They exhibit different sorption and desorption properties and are often capable of adsorbing quite large molecules. Their properties make them particularly suitable in applications such as. 1) decolorising, for example for fruit juices, beverages, food stuffs and pharmaceutical products. 2) purification of edible oils, sweeteners, starches etc. 3) solvent recovery. 4) use in vehicle evaporative loss control devices. Wood powder activated carbon is non-toxic, without taste and it has the appearance of a fine black powder. Offering a sizable surface area, and robust adsorption abilities, it is perfectly suited to water clarifying and purifying within the production of sugars, pharmaceuticals, beverages and also wines. It is also used around the globe for waste water treatment.