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 |
1700mg/g Coconut Shell Activated Granules (30*60 Mesh) — Bulk, ISO & NSF Approved
Product Introduction
This granular activated carbon made from coconut shells features a remarkable iodine number of 1700 mg/g, tailored to improve domestic drinking water quality. Crafted from premium coconut shells, it offers a large surface area and an intricate pore system, making it highly efficient at removing chlorine, odors, sediments, and organic contaminants. The result is consistently fresh, clean-tasting water.
Specification | Value |
Mesh Size |
30*60 |
Iodine Number, mg/g | 1700 |
Specific Surface Area, ㎡/g | 1700 (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
Effective Filtration: The porous granule structure effectively eliminates chlorine, organic compounds, and odor, ensuring high-quality drinking water.
Eco-Friendly Material: Made from renewable coconut shells, supporting sustainable water treatment practices.
Long-Lasting Durability: Maintains structural integrity over prolonged use, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
Chemical-Free Purification: Offers safe, additive-free filtration suitable for health-conscious households.
Applications
Ideal for household water purification systems such as under-sink filters and countertop units. It significantly improves tap water by removing chemicals and unpleasant smells, enable families to enjoy safer, better-tasting water while reducing dependence on bottled or chemically treated alternatives.
Manufacturing Process
Beginning with carefully selected high-density coconut shells rich in carbon, the shells undergo high-temperature pyrolysis in an oxygen-limited environment. The resultant carbon is then activated via steam or chemical activation, creating a porous, high-surface-area structure. The activated carbon is sorted into uniform granules suitable for residential filtration systems.
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 |
1700mg/g Coconut Shell Activated Granules (30*60 Mesh) — Bulk, ISO & NSF Approved
Product Introduction
This granular activated carbon made from coconut shells features a remarkable iodine number of 1700 mg/g, tailored to improve domestic drinking water quality. Crafted from premium coconut shells, it offers a large surface area and an intricate pore system, making it highly efficient at removing chlorine, odors, sediments, and organic contaminants. The result is consistently fresh, clean-tasting water.
Specification | Value |
Mesh Size |
30*60 |
Iodine Number, mg/g | 1700 |
Specific Surface Area, ㎡/g | 1700 (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
Effective Filtration: The porous granule structure effectively eliminates chlorine, organic compounds, and odor, ensuring high-quality drinking water.
Eco-Friendly Material: Made from renewable coconut shells, supporting sustainable water treatment practices.
Long-Lasting Durability: Maintains structural integrity over prolonged use, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
Chemical-Free Purification: Offers safe, additive-free filtration suitable for health-conscious households.
Applications
Ideal for household water purification systems such as under-sink filters and countertop units. It significantly improves tap water by removing chemicals and unpleasant smells, enable families to enjoy safer, better-tasting water while reducing dependence on bottled or chemically treated alternatives.
Manufacturing Process
Beginning with carefully selected high-density coconut shells rich in carbon, the shells undergo high-temperature pyrolysis in an oxygen-limited environment. The resultant carbon is then activated via steam or chemical activation, creating a porous, high-surface-area structure. The activated carbon is sorted into uniform granules suitable for residential filtration systems.
Packaging Options