Brand Name: | Espure |
Model Number: | WGl |
MOQ: | 1 metric ton |
Price: | Negotiation |
Packaging Details: | 500 kg per bulk bag; 25 kg per bag |
Payment Terms: | T/T |
1600mg/g Coconut Shell Activated Granules (30*70 Mesh) — ISO & NSF Certified
Product Introduction
This activated carbon granulate made from high-quality coconut shells offers a remarkable iodine absorption capacity of 1700 mg/g, tailored to improve drinking water quality. Crafted from carefully selected coconut shells, it features a large surface area and intricate pore structure, making it highly effective at removing chlorine, odors, sediments, and various organic contaminants. This ensures consistently fresh and clean-tasting water.
Specification | Value |
Mesh Size |
30*70 |
Iodine Number, mg/g | 1600 |
Specific Surface Area, ㎡/g | 1600 (min) |
Moisture, % | 5 (max) |
Density, g/cm³ | 0.4-0.5 |
Ash, % | 5 (max) |
Hardness, % | 95 (min) |
Note: Specifications and particle sizes can be customized according to customer requirements.
Features
Efficient Filtration: Porous granules effectively eliminate chlorine, foul odors, and organic impurities, ensuring high-quality drinking water.
Eco-Friendly: Produced from renewable coconut shells, supporting sustainable water purification practices.
Durability: Strong structure allows for extended use, reducing replacement frequency.
Chemical-Free: Free from additives, making it safe for health-conscious users.
Applications
Ideal for household water systems like under-sink filters and countertop units. It efficiently removes chemicals, off-putting odors, and sediments, helping families access cleaner, tastier water—minimizing dependency on bottled water and chemical treatments.
Manufacturing Process
The process begins by selecting dense coconut shells rich in carbon content. These are subjected to high-temperature pyrolysis in an oxygen-limited environment, producing charcoal. Activation is achieved via steam or chemical agents, creating a highly porous, high-surface-area structure. The final step involves sorting the activated carbon into consistent granules optimized for residential filtration applications.
Packaging Options
Brand Name: | Espure |
Model Number: | WGl |
MOQ: | 1 metric ton |
Price: | Negotiation |
Packaging Details: | 500 kg per bulk bag; 25 kg per bag |
Payment Terms: | T/T |
1600mg/g Coconut Shell Activated Granules (30*70 Mesh) — ISO & NSF Certified
Product Introduction
This activated carbon granulate made from high-quality coconut shells offers a remarkable iodine absorption capacity of 1700 mg/g, tailored to improve drinking water quality. Crafted from carefully selected coconut shells, it features a large surface area and intricate pore structure, making it highly effective at removing chlorine, odors, sediments, and various organic contaminants. This ensures consistently fresh and clean-tasting water.
Specification | Value |
Mesh Size |
30*70 |
Iodine Number, mg/g | 1600 |
Specific Surface Area, ㎡/g | 1600 (min) |
Moisture, % | 5 (max) |
Density, g/cm³ | 0.4-0.5 |
Ash, % | 5 (max) |
Hardness, % | 95 (min) |
Note: Specifications and particle sizes can be customized according to customer requirements.
Features
Efficient Filtration: Porous granules effectively eliminate chlorine, foul odors, and organic impurities, ensuring high-quality drinking water.
Eco-Friendly: Produced from renewable coconut shells, supporting sustainable water purification practices.
Durability: Strong structure allows for extended use, reducing replacement frequency.
Chemical-Free: Free from additives, making it safe for health-conscious users.
Applications
Ideal for household water systems like under-sink filters and countertop units. It efficiently removes chemicals, off-putting odors, and sediments, helping families access cleaner, tastier water—minimizing dependency on bottled water and chemical treatments.
Manufacturing Process
The process begins by selecting dense coconut shells rich in carbon content. These are subjected to high-temperature pyrolysis in an oxygen-limited environment, producing charcoal. Activation is achieved via steam or chemical agents, creating a highly porous, high-surface-area structure. The final step involves sorting the activated carbon into consistent granules optimized for residential filtration applications.
Packaging Options