Columnar activated carbon, predominantly crafted from wood and coal, boasts an intricate pore structure, extensive specific surface area, remarkable wear resistance, minimal flow resistance, substantial adsorption capacity, effortless desorption, cost-effective durability, and simple regeneration processes. This versatile product encapsulates all the functionalities inherent in other types of activated carbons.

The coal-based tar activated carbon pellet is a unique blend of anthracite and coal tar, tailored for diverse applications. It excels in industrial waste gas treatment, oil and gas solvent recovery, mercury removal, desulfurization, serving as a catalyst carrier, and other critical gas purification processes.

Similar to other activated carbons, these pellets feature an advanced pore structure, a vast specific surface area, exceptional wear resistance, low resistance to flow, significant adsorption capabilities, seamless desorption, economical longevity, and convenient regeneration.

The pelletized activated carbon finds widespread usage in water purification, decolorization, protection measures, solvent recovery, VOCs treatment, waste gas management, carrier catalysis for chemical reactions, air purification, desulfurization, and numerous other industrial and domestic applications, underscoring its versatility and significance.

Coal-based activated carbon pellet

Coal-based activated carbon pellet is made of anthracite as raw material and refined and processed by advaced technology. It has strong adsorption and is often used for the purification of toxic gases, as well as the treatment of industrial and domestic water and aquarium filtration.

Wooden activated carbon pellets

Wooden activated carbon pellets use good quality good chips,fruit shells,etc. as raw materials, and are mainly used to absorb industrial organic VOC exhaust gas and treat odors in spray paint booths.