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Coal-Based Pellet Carbon for Industrial Water Treatment
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Coconut Shell Activated Carbon Pellets
Extruded from coconut shell powder — high purity, low ash, strong gas-phase adsorption.
Why Choose This Grade
- ✓Coconut-shell feedstock, extruded — low ash ≤5%, no coal-derived impurities
- ✓Iodine ≥900 mg/g — strong adsorption for gas-phase and water duty
- ✓High CTC activity — efficient organic-vapor and solvent uptake
- ✓1.5–4 mm extruded — low pressure drop, high strength in fixed beds
Product Description
Produced from high-quality coconut shell powder by blending, extrusion and activation into a cylindrical pellet. Has a well-developed pore structure with strong adsorption performance, high mechanical strength and easy regeneration. Suited to air purification, organic-solvent and VOC recovery, and high-purity water treatment where the low-ash, clean profile of coconut carbon matters.
Product Specifications
Representative specifications — customizable to your process.
| Parameter | Unit | Standard | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iodine Number | mg/g | ≥900 | Customizable to 1000 |
| CTC | % | ≥50 | Gas-phase adsorption |
| Diameter | mm | 1.5 / 3 / 4 | By duty |
| Hardness | % | ≥95 | — |
| Ash | % | ≤5 | Low-ash coconut line |
| Moisture | % | ≤5 | — |
Applications
- Air purification & gas-phase adsorption
- Organic solvent & VOC recovery
- High-purity water treatment
Packaging & Delivery
500 kg bulk bags or 25 kg PP bags with PE liner; custom packaging available
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