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Coal-based activated carbon for water treatment, offering high adsorption capacity for chlorine, organics, and odour control. Durable, long-lasting media for municipal, industrial, and residential systems.
Coal-based activated carbon is a high-performance filtration media widely used for the removal of chlorine, organic compounds, tastes, odours, and other contaminants from water. Produced from selected grades of bituminous and anthracite coal, the carbon is steam-activated to create a highly porous structure with a very large surface area.
This porous structure makes coal-based activated carbon ideal for adsorption, capturing a wide variety of impurities in both municipal and industrial water treatment processes. It offers excellent hardness, low dust content, and a long service life.
Features & Benefits
Produced from high-quality bituminous and anthracite coal
Steam-activated to achieve a large internal surface area
Effectively removes chlorine, organic compounds, and taste/odour issues
High adsorption capacity and fast kinetics
Excellent hardness and mechanical strength
Available in granular (GAC) and powdered (PAC) grades
Long service life with low dust content
Applications
Municipal water treatment for chlorine and organic removal
Food & beverage processing
Aquaculture and aquariums
Industrial process water treatment
Residential under-counter and whole-house filtration systems
| Raw Material | Bituminous/Anthracite coal |
|---|---|
| Form | Granular (GAC) / Powdered (PAC) |
| Surface Area | 800–1200 m²/g |
| Bulk Density | ~450–550 kg/m³ |
| Iodine Number | 800–1100 mg/g |
| Hardness | >95% |
| pH Range | 4–10 |
