Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) is a highly porous form of carbon used for adsorption and purification in air, water, and industrial filtration systems. It is produced from raw materials such as coconut shell, coal, or wood and processed to create a large surface area for trapping impurities, chemicals, odors, and contaminants.
Key Features:
High adsorption capacity
Removes chlorine, VOCs, odor, color, and organic impurities
Excellent hardness and low dust content
Suitable for water and air purification
Long service life and regenerable
Applications:
Drinking water treatment
Wastewater treatment
Gold recovery
Air purification systems
Solvent recovery
Food & beverage processing
Pharmaceutical industries
Key Features:
High adsorption capacity
Removes chlorine, VOCs, odor, color, and organic impurities
Excellent hardness and low dust content
Suitable for water and air purification
Long service life and regenerable
Applications:
Drinking water treatment
Wastewater treatment
Gold recovery
Air purification systems
Solvent recovery
Food & beverage processing
Pharmaceutical industries
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