Granular Activated Carbon - Effective Carbonaceous Material Against Organic Water Contaminants

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Granular Activated Carbon | Coconut Sheel Based Activated Carbon | Manufacturer | Supplier | Exporter from India


Granular Activated Carbon is produced from any carbonaceous material like Eucalyptus, Saw Dust, Rice Husk, Coal, Wood, Lignite and Coconut Shell, etc. But, OUR GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON IS MANUFACTURED FROM COCONUT SHELL ONLY. So, it is hard compared with other carbon & has a higher surface area. COCONUT SHELL based granular activated carbon gives more adsorption capacity due to its micro porous structure and superior hardness.

Granular activated carbon is mainly used for water treatment. A high-quality GAC provides durability, high density & effective carbonaceous material. It is effective against organic contaminant in waste water. It can be used for both gases(4x6, 4x8, 4x10 mesh sieve) & liquid (8x20, 20x40,8x30 mesh sieve). It has marked its bulk application in water treatment, deodorization, decolorization, reduce DBP, allied chlorinated solvents, carcinogenic metals (Pb, Hg) & pesticides.

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