Activated carbon is a porous carbon material with a highly developed pore structure, manufactured from raw materials such as wood, coconut shell and coal through carbonization and activation processes. Its core advantages lie in an ultra-large specific surface area and superior adsorption performance, enabling it to efficiently adsorb impurities, peculiar smells, pigments and harmful pollutants in gases and liquids. It also features stable chemical properties, high mechanical strength and reusability after regeneration.
It boasts a wide range of application scenarios. In water treatment, it can purify drinking water and industrial wastewater, removing residual chlorine, heavy metals and organic substances. In air purification, it adsorbs harmful gases like formaldehyde and benzene. It is also used in food decolorization, chemical refining, environmental governance, gold extraction and many other industries, serving as a core adsorption material in water treatment, air purification and industrial purification. Tailored into granular, powdered, columnar and other forms based on application scenarios, it can meet various process requirements.