For industrial manufacturing and laboratory research purposes only.
Product Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model NO. | Activated Carbon |
| Ash | <3% |
| Iodine Value | 900-1100 mg/g |
| PH Value | 7-9 |
| Specific Surface Area | <900 m²/g |
| Usage | Air Purification, Gas Phase Adsorption, Industrial Decolorization, Water Treatment |
| Active Carbon Material | Wooden Activated Carbon |
| Carbon Content | High-Carbon |
| Pore Diameter | Macroporous |
| Manufacturing Method | Physical-Chemical Method of Activated Carbon |
| Type | Gas Adsorption |
| CAS No. | 64365-11-3 |
| Formula | C |
| Einecs | 264-846-4 |
| Transport Package | 25kg 500kg |
| Specification | Powder Granular |
| Origin | Henan China |
| Production Capacity | 100000tons /Year |
Addressing Water Treatment Challenges with Activated Carbon (CAS 64365-11-3)
For over a decade in the chemical supply industry, we've witnessed how inconsistent activated carbon quality can derail industrial water treatment processes—unstable adsorption performance leading to failed purification cycles, excessive ash content causing system clogging, and batch-to-batch variations making process optimization impossible. These issues not only increase operational costs but also risk non-compliance with stringent industrial discharge standards.
A Stable Solution for Industrial Water Purification
Our activated carbon for water purifiers is engineered to resolve these critical pain points. With an iodine value of 900-1100 mg/g and macroporous structure, it delivers consistent adsorption capacity for organic contaminants, heavy metals, and industrial impurities. Backed by a production capacity of 100,000 tons/year and serving 10,000+ industrial clients across 50+ countries, we ensure reliable supply to keep your water treatment processes running without interruption.
Industrial Applications of Water Purifier Carbon
This wooden water treatment carbon finds extensive use in industrial water purification systems, including pre-treatment for manufacturing processes, wastewater remediation in chemical plants, and purification of process water in pharmaceutical and food-grade manufacturing facilities. Its granular and powder forms allow flexibility in system integration, from fixed-bed filters to suspension-based treatment processes, strictly for industrial and laboratory research applications.
Key Specifications Driving Performance
The iodine value (900-1100 mg/g) directly correlates with the material's ability to adsorb small molecular contaminants, a critical factor in industrial water purification efficiency. A low ash content (<3%) minimizes residue accumulation in filtration systems, reducing maintenance downtime and operational costs. The macroporous structure enhances adsorption kinetics, ensuring rapid contaminant removal even in high-flow industrial systems. With a pH range of 7-9, this activated carbon maintains stability in neutral to slightly alkaline water conditions, preventing pH fluctuations that could disrupt treatment processes.
Benefits of High-Quality Water Purifier Media
Choosing our high-carbon water purifier media translates to measurable operational benefits: consistent purification performance reduces process variability, lower ash content extends filter life by 30% on average, and strict quality control ensures compliance with industrial water treatment standards. In contrast, low-quality activated carbon often leads to frequent filter replacements, inconsistent water quality, and potential regulatory non-compliance—costing far more in the long run than investing in reliable material upfront.
Our Commitment to Quality Assurance
Every batch of our activated carbon undergoes rigorous testing, including iodine adsorption capacity verification, ash content analysis, and specific surface area measurement via BET method. We provide a Certificate of Analysis (COA) with each shipment, detailing all critical parameters. Our manufacturing process adheres to ISO 9001 standards, and we maintain full traceability from raw material sourcing to finished product. If any parameter fails to meet specifications, we offer unconditional replacement—no questions asked.
Certificate of Analysis & Documentation
Each delivery includes a batch-specific COA and MSDS, providing comprehensive safety and quality data. For research institutions requiring detailed performance validation, we can supply additional test reports upon request, including adsorption isotherm data and pore size distribution analysis.
Storage & Handling
- Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, sealed and away from direct sunlight.
- Keep away from incompatible materials, food and feed sources.
- Handle with appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, goggles, lab coat).
- Follow good industrial hygiene practices. Avoid inhalation and skin contact.
- Refer to MSDS for detailed storage and safety instructions.
Streamlined Ordering Process
Initiate your order by submitting an inquiry with your required quantity and specifications. We can provide a sample for your testing and evaluation before full-scale procurement. Once specifications are confirmed, standard orders are dispatched within 5-7 business days, with flexible packaging options (25kg or 500kg) to suit your operational needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the shelf life of this activated carbon?
A: When stored properly in sealed packaging under recommended conditions, the product maintains its adsorption performance for 24 months from the manufacturing date.
Q: Can this product be used for household water purification?
A: No, this activated carbon is intended exclusively for industrial and laboratory research use and not for household applications.
Q: What documentation is provided with each shipment?
A: Each order includes a Certificate of Analysis (COA) and Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) specific to the batch.
Q: Do you offer custom packaging options?
A: Yes, we can provide custom packaging solutions for large-volume orders; please specify your requirements during the inquiry process.
Q: How is the adsorption capacity verified?
A: Iodine value testing is conducted according to ASTM D4607 standards, with results provided in the batch COA.
